Marty Willson-Piper

Marty Willson-Piper plays a Rickenbacker 360/12, according to this article.

The image, from a magazine article, shows Marty with his Shergold Modulator 12-String Guitar, as well as a brief snippet of how he aquired the guitar and a bit of his insight on it.

In this very old archived piece, Marty says he uses a 'Turbo BOSS distortion pedal'. There's only one of those, and so, by deduction...

Trem Bar 3 P/Up 3 Bolt Neck 3 Springs 2 Controls (Vol & Tone), 1 removed for Gizmotron Sperzel Machine Heads Used on “A Girl With No Love” (Noctorum’s THE AFTERLIFE)

In an archived interview from Shadowcabinet, Marty Willson-Piper discusses using the Ibanez UE-405 effects processor during his time with The Church.

'I've got one of those funny green Line-6 pedals for reverse delay.

It can only be a Line 6 DL4, surely?

From Marty Willson-Piper' Official website. Nickname: Blondie 2 Toaster P/Up Trem Bar V Shape Inlay / Tailpiece Gold Scratch Plate & Name Plate Bakerlite Knobs Double Bound Rick O’ Sound / Standard Input Slash F-Hole Used on “Show” (Noctorum’s THE AFTERLIFE)

Marty Willson-Piper owns and uses a Rickenbacker 340, notable for its Fireglo finish, three toaster pickups, dot fretboard, slash F-hole, Grover machine heads, and an added wraparound Tune-O-Matic tailpiece. This guitar, despite being broken in half in Minneapolis and later dropped in Freiburg, Germany, was repaired by Rickenbacker. It was prominently used on Noctorum's album "The Afterlife."

Marty Willson-Piper uses a Rickenbacker 610 Electric Guitar, characterized by its solid body, tremolo bar, tailpiece, dot neck, and two non-toaster pickups. This guitar, known for its short scale, was prominently used by Dare on the track "Luscious Ghost." More details can be found on Marty Willson-Piper's official gear page.

Marty Willson-Piper uses a Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar, noted for its unique configuration without a toggle switch and featuring two types of pickups. This information is detailed on his official website under the "Gear" section.

Marty Willson-Piper used a Hagström H8 8-String Bass Guitar, specifically a 1968 model with two pickups, on the track "The Mermaid," as detailed on his official website.

Marty Willson-Piper uses a Höfner Senator guitar, as detailed on his official gear page.

According to https://martywillson-piper.com/gear/: Used primarily in Anekdoten

Marty Willson-Piper uses a Fender Bass VI, as detailed on his official gear page.

Marty Willson-Piper used the Fender El Rio acoustic-electric guitar to write the song "Spark," as detailed on his official website.

Marty Willson-Piper uses the Seagull Coastline S12, a handmade steel-string acoustic guitar crafted in La Patrie, Quebec, Canada, as detailed on his official website.

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Marty Willson-Piper uses the Vox AC30 guitar amplifier, featuring configurations such as a Vox speaker paired with a Celestion G12 Vintage 30, and another setup with a Blue speaker and a brown top. Both versions include three vents, with one having plastic and the other metal. This information is detailed on Marty Willson-Piper's official gear page.

It was mentioned in https://martywillson-piper.com/gear/

It was mentioned in https://martywillson-piper.com/gear/

It was mentioned in https://martywillson-piper.com/gear/

Marty Willson-Piper is noted to use the Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator, as detailed on his official gear page.

It was mentioned in https://martywillson-piper.com/gear/

It was mentioned in https://martywillson-piper.com/gear/

It was mentioned in https://martywillson-piper.com/gear/