Peter Steele

From Bizarre Festival 1999 in Germany.

At 0:30, Peter Steele can be seen singing to a Neumann U87, the song "In Praise of Bacchus".

Wacken bass concert, used for Steele in 2007

In this source photograph, Peter is playing his Alembic spoiler bass guitar in burl finish.

This photo from theatlantic.com shows the late bassist and singer of Type O Negative and Carnivore, Peter Steele playing live with a custom painted Fernandes 4 String Bass.

In this photo of the late bassist and singer of Type O Negative and Carnivore Peter Steele, performs live with his custom painted Washburn M10 Bass Guitar. These models were only made from 2001-2003 in a very limited number. Peter Steele's model has a single MusicMan MM Style pickup at the bridge position.

He is holding the guitar in this video

Peter is only seen in this picture using a BC Rich Warlock Bass

Peter regularly used an ESH Stinger with type-o-negative.

Peter usava,probabilmente un rack con il Peavey tour 700 insieme all'accordatore della Boss

In Tour usava sia una TVX 412 e una TVX 115 da 8 omhs

The Peavey 3620 was a favorite of Peter's, and can be seen in this video behind him. Rest in Peace, Pete.

Here you can see Steele's pedalboard with the Boss DS-1. You can see a picture of Peter with his board here, and the DS-1 is recognizable to his right side with its bright orange color.

Here you can see Steele's pedalboard with the Boss TU-3. You can see a picture of Peter with his board here, where the pedal layout matches the closeup view by color.

Here you can see Steele's pedalboard with the Boss DD-3. You can see a picture of Peter with his board here, where the pedal layout matches the closeup view by color.

Here you can see Steele's pedalboard with the Boss CH-1. You can see a picture of Peter with his board here, where the pedal layout matches the closeup view by color. The CH-1 blue is seen closer to Peter.

This photo from langologitarok.blog.hu shows the late bassist and singer of Carnivore and Type O Negative Peter Steele performing live. To his right (our left) we get a glimpse at his rack gear and fourth unit from the top is the Korg DTR-1 Digital Rack Tuner.