Pete Shelley
Buzzcocks lead singer
Pete Shelley's Gear
Pete Shelley can be seen playing a Gibson Marauder with Buzzcocks at Lesser Free Trade Hall, July 1978. The guitar also appears in their perfomance on Top of the Pops for Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've).
In this image, Pete Shelley is seen with his Teisco MJ-2L guitar, highlighting its role in his setup.
Pete Shelley can be seen in this image playing an Epiphone Les Paul Junior.
Pete Shelley can be seen playing a Gibson Les Paul Special Single Cut modded with a humbucker in 2006.
In the photo, Pete Shelley is seen with a Marshall 1978 JMP 2x12 combo amplifier.
In the provided photo, Pete Shelley is using a Marshall JMP 2203 Mk II Master Lead 100w guitar amplifier head.
Pete Shelley is pictured using a Marshall 1960A 4x12" Cabinet in the provided photo.
In this photo a HH combo amplifier is visible. A careful comparison of the number of dials (11 in total) reveals that it must be a VS-Musician and cannot be an IC100 or IC100-S. To further corroborate this what appears to be the Valve sound pedal can be seen on top of the amp. This pedal was only used with the VS-Musician line of amps.
A review of the Buzzcocks 1978 OGWT further confirms that the number of dials is indeed 11 and shows more clearly a lack of far-right inputs on the amp which is consistent with the VS-Musician and not with the IC100, or IC100-S.
Please note: the generic image of the amp on Equipboard is of a later model. This later model has a different number of dials.
In a photograph taken on June 27, 2006, in Raleigh, NC, Pete Shelley is seen playing an Eastwood GP guitar during a live performance by the Buzzcocks, as documented by Jason Moore for ZUMA Press and available through Alamy Images.
You can see Pete Shelley playing on a gordon smith on this picture It was for the all set tour
Pete Shelley really loved lp guitars here we see him using a gibson lp jr
Pete Shelley is using a gibson lp studio in wine red colour here
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