Shana Cleveland

What guitar did you use to track the record? The same Mexican Strat that I’ve been playing for a long time.

Tracking this album was also the first time I used a fuzz pedal, which Ty [Segall] let me borrow to record with and then gave me after we finished the album. That’s a Death By Audio Fuzz War. I’d never used fuzz before and now I really dig it.

A couple Earthquakes pedals, Ghost Echo and Dunes. A Death By Audio Fuzz War Ty Segall gave me when we recorded Weirdo Shrine. And a custom delay made by Tyler Ventura in Seattle.

In the Premier Guitar article "La Luz: Doom-Wop Duality," Shana Cleveland is mentioned using the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner.

In the Premier Guitar article titled "La Luz: Doom-Wop Duality," Shana Cleveland is mentioned using the Music Man HD-130 2x12 Combo Amplifier.

From a Reddit AMA:

A couple Earthquakes pedals, Ghost Echo and Dunes. A Death By Audio Fuzz War Ty Segall gave me when we recorded Weirdo Shrine. And a custom delay made by Tyler Ventura in Seattle.

In this photo, Cleveland can be seen with Harmony H19 Silhouette.

In this photo, Cleveland can be seen playing Harmony 910 Stella Classic.

In an Instagram post by @laluzband, at around the 16-second mark, Shana Cleveland confirms the use of the EarthQuaker Devices Hoof V2 on her 2024 pedalboard.

In an Instagram reel posted by @laluzband, Shana Cleveland confirms her use of a Behringer Vibrato pedal on her 2024 pedalboard. The Behringer UV300 Ultra Vibrato pedal is clearly visible at around the 30-second mark, and a few seconds later she demonstrates the type of sound she uses the pedal for.