Mick Jones
The Clash/Big Audio Dynamite
Mick Jones' Studio Equipment
According to the linked Premier Guitar article, Mick used the Roland RE-201 Space Echo extensively live and in the studio "for everything from light flanging effects to deep echo." Live bootlegs from 1980 onwards feature extensive use of delay, which I assume is the Space Echo.
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The linked article, along with youremyguitarhero's thorough detective work on Mick's live rig confirm that he used the Chorus Echo extensively during Sandinista (1980).
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In the basement of Mick's house is a small eight-track demo studio/rehearsal room simply equipped with a Fostex A-8 tape machine, a Fostex 350 mixer, a Roland 301 echo unit and a few dynamic mikes.
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In the basement of Mick's house is a small eight-track demo studio/rehearsal room simply equipped with a Fostex A-8 tape machine, a Fostex 350 mixer, a Roland 301 echo unit and a few dynamic mikes.
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In the basement of Mick's house is a small eight-track demo studio/rehearsal room simply equipped with a Fostex A-8 tape machine, a Fostex 350 mixer, a Roland 301 echo unit and a few dynamic mikes.
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Album Credits
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Up the Bracket: Demos, Radio Sessions, B-Sides & Live
The Libertines · 2022
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Joe Strummer · 2018
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The Libertines · 2004
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The Libertines · 2004
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The Libertines · 2003
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The Libertines · 2002
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The Libertines · 2002
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