Pete Townshend

"1967, two customized Sound City L100 amplifiers, each with different blockscript Sound City nameplate badge; topped by a Grampian Reverb unit." -www.thewho.net

"This iconic singer, songwriter is the backbone of legendary rock band, The Who and a hugely successful solo artist. Pete tried the APC40 and admits he's addicted to it."

Pete Townshend uses the Bricasti Design M7 effects processor for his outboard monitor mix, as noted in MMR Magazine.

Pete Townshend uses the Summit Audio TLA-100 as part of his monitor mix outboard effects, as reported by MMR Magazine.

"The only mixer in the 16-track market designed with the musician in mind — either you people at Soundtracs are musicians or you’ve talked to a lot of people. I’d recommend this mixer to anyone — and tell them that I paid full retail for the 16-8-16 I bought!"

“This is so quick and easy to use. You could record a demo under a bridge with a nice reverb. Or in a field. Or while busking in a train station. You can use this thing anywhere. If there is something on the Spire demo you love, you can export the key track or tracks and build it up from there in your proper studio if you happened to have one. Spire provides a click.

“I am in love with this thing.”

—Pete Townshend

Pete Townshend uses the DiGiCo SD7 console during performances, sharing it with the orchestra, while the rest of the band has an identical setup, as reported by MMR Magazine.

Pete Townshend uses the Yamaha REV 500 as an outboard effects processor for monitor mixes, as noted in MMR Magazine.

Pete Townshend uses the Aphex Compellor 300 as part of his outboard monitor effects setup, as reported by MMR Magazine.

Ableton push 2 is in his home studio.

Akai Apc40 is in this photo. (2007)

ASP4816 is in this video. (2015)

In a 1980 photo, Pete Townshend's TEAC A-3300SX 2T is visible, distinguished by its logo on the right side.

In a 1980 photo, Pete Townshend is shown with a TEAC A-3300SX, positioned in the center. Another model, the A-3300SX 2T, is also visible.