Nigel Pulsford

"I used my ’89 Strat Plus Deluxe and an old Fifties Les Paul Jr.” says lead man Pulsford. "

"Also, I tried more clean sounds on this record. I was doing a lot of it with my Les Paul Junior…"

"My favorite is something called the Maestro Filter Sample Hold. It's just an amazing sound. You turn it on with a noisy amp, and you get this really crazy thing. I use it in 'The Chemicals Between Us' and 'Letting the Cables Sleep.'"

And then an old '61 Tremoluxe. And there's a '59 Junior. And a I've got an old Guild Pro-Star amp from the early '60s, which has got the best tremolo on it.

“For amps, I used a Mesa/Boogie Tremoverb amp, a Boogie Blue Angel, a Fender Princeton and a Fender Super Reverb. My Princeton is clean-sounding, but with a bit of an edge. I like it more for tremolo. I’m currently looking for a Matchless. They’re clean and different frequencies resonate.”

"It's a little box with a jack on it and it's an amazing compressor just going into an old Tonemaster. It's great for nice compressed clean sounds. "

This picture shows Pulsford holding his Stratocaster.

Nigel using a Martin D-28 for a live tv performance covering 'Wild Horses' in 1997 (used on many times live)

In the YouTube video titled "BUSH - 1995: BEHIND THE SCENES on 2 Meter Sessions" by 2 Meter Sessions, a battery is seen being added to a Boss OS-2 pedal next to a Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer and a Boss DD-3, indicating that guitarist Nigel Pulsford uses the Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer.

In a YouTube video, a battery is shown being added to a Boss OS-2 pedal, which is positioned next to a Boss CS-3 and a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, confirming that guitarist Nigel Pulsford uses the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay.