Robert DeLeo's Gear

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This Bassplayer article states that DeLeo uses a Schecter Robert Deleo Model-T Signature Bass.

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Also, right before we started recording, I finally found a 1971 fire-glow Rickenbacker 4001 with “toaster” pickups, and that’s what I used on “Black Heart.”

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"Day 2 of bass… all basses going through this… '67 B-15 and Neumann U67…"

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"All basses going into this too..'71 Ampeg VT-22"

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Robert used this bass when he recorded "Big Empty, "Atlanta" and "Hello It's Late". He also used it on the performance for MTV Unplugged in November 1993. He describes this bass as a "Japanese bass from the ’60s that’s like a Gibson version of a Vox Beatle bass" or a "scroll-headstock Hofner."

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Shown on the cover of the October 2014 issue of Bass Magazine, as featured in this October 17, 2014 Twitter post.

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"Playing the Special through my Silvertone Twin Twelve…"

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"Had this since high school."

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11 feb. 2014 "'74 Tele Bass"

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This Bassplayer article states that DeLeo uses a Line 6 Bass Pod xt Pro.

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At 0:33 in this video, two Ampeg SVT-810E cabinets can be seen behind Robert DeLeo.

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Robert DeLeo shares on Twitter that he starts his day with his '68 Vox Starstream XII, indicating his personal use of this extended range electric guitar.

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On slide 12 Robert mentions his bass microsynth and its pictured on his modest pedal board.

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"The '65 Gibson EB-2 was perfect for the Delta Deep track Take Me Home For Christmas…"

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"'71 Ampeg GU-12 and '64 Vox AC 30"

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"Day 2 of bass… all basses going through this… '67 B-15 and Neumann U67…"

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"'63 Gretsch Country Gentleman…"

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DeLeo can be seen in a photo on this site playing a Line 6 Variax 700 Acoustic.

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21 feb. 2014 '53 Martin 00-17

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"Tracking with these today… '48 Martin 00-18"

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"Tracking today with the '56 Gibson J-45 on a vintage Coles 4038…"

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21 feb. 2014 "'56 Gibson J-45"

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"'64 Airline reso-glass Folkstar"

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In the full video you can see Robert DeLeo using this bass.

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Robert DeLeo shows off his latest pedal board for STPs 2022 tour on his Instagram feed.

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Per Robert DeLeo’s Instagram feed, he mentions his latest pedalboard set up for STPs 2022 tour.

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In this Instagram post, Stone Temple Pilots bassist Robert Deleo shows off his 1965 Gibson ES330 in viceroy brown alongside his 1967 EB2 bass in sunburst

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During this live performance of “Creep” in 2001, at 3:38 you can see two Eden 4x10 bass cabinets between Robert DeLeo.

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In this MusicRadar article, although he does not talk about it, Robert DeLeo is revealed to use a Shure ULXP4 wireless system.

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In this MusicRadar article, Robert DeLeo talks about using a 1970 Marshall 8x10 cabinet.

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Album Credits

  • truANT

    truANT

    Alien Ant Farm · 2003

    Producer

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