Rob Pope

Rob Pope of Spoon plays an 1960's Epiphone Embassy in Lollapalooza Argentina 2018 as you can see in this Live performance video. He also confirm it on this comment on the spoon instagram page. Quote: sprinkletown: @pizzamcq indeed. Epiphone embassy 60s. Next time I see you, remind me to tell you the story of how I got it. Insane. https://www.instagram.com/p/BhW-Kbon8O6/

Spoon bassist Rob Pope with his American Vintage '63 Precision Bass as noted on this facebook post on the Fender fanpage. He also talks about it in this interview by Moshcam were he said: ...but personally I tend to go as analog as possible – I feel it’s more fun that way. I tour around with a 1960’s Fender bass, and every time I take it out, people go “You take that on tour!?!” and I’m like “Yeah, of course I do, it sounds awesome!”. But yeah, there’s definitely a lot of old gear on stage when we play live. https://www.moshcam.com/articles/features/51215/hot-thoughts-spoons-rob-pope

You can see it on his pedalboard on his instagram post

You can see it on his instagram post showing his pedalboard.

You can see it on his pedalboard on this instagram post. He uses a modded version by JHS Pedals, called Bass Soul Food “Bread & Butter”.

You can see him playing the Ampeg Heritage SVT-CL here live.

You can spot the Bigg Muff among other gears on his bass hardcase as shown on his instagram post.

In an Instagram post by sprinkletown, Rob Pope showcases the Boss RE-20 Space Echo as part of his pedalboard setup.

You can spot it on his instagram post thanking JHS for this and other pedals.

This is based on Rob Pope's pedalboard from the bGet Up Kids show on 3/12/20 at the Amityville Music Hall.

This is from the Rob Pope's most recent pedal board from the Get Up Kids show on 3/12/20 at Amitville Music Hall.

You can see him thanking JHS pedals for this pedal.

Again you can see it on his instagram post right on his pedalboard.

You can see it on his pedalboard on this instagram post.

This is a picture of Rob Pope's pedalboard on 3/12/20 at the Amityville Music Hall.

This is from his most recent pedalboard from the Get Up Kids show on 3/12/20 at Amityville Music Hall.

Rob Pope is seen using the Ampeg Micro-VR Stack during The Get Up Kids' live performance on KEXP, as evidenced at timestamps 1:13 and 1:50 in the video hosted by KEXP on YouTube.