Stanley Clarke

In this Premier Guitar Rig Rundown at (2:54), Stanley Clarke's bass tech explains they are using Ampeg SVT-2 Pro heads in their live setup. Clarke's tech calls it a "warm tube preamp. [Clarke] uses this with his acoustic bass," he said.

In this Premier Guitar interview at (2:54), Stanley Clarke's bass tech shows off the Ampeg SVT 4 pro.

"He plugs his upright into an SWR Super Redhead combo amp."

"Stanley’s amplification and electronics endorsements include: QSR RMX 2450 Power Amp, Alembic, SWR amps and speaker cabinets, including the SWR Spellbinder Blue Bass Amp, John East ACG circuit, and EBS bass equipment."

"He usually uses a Fender Twin guitar amp, for a bit of grit and crunch; this is driven by the bridge-pickup preamp."

"Stanley's usual live signal path is split between bridge and neck pickups. From there signals go into a power supply/preamps (one per pickup), to a Mackie 1202 mixer then into two QSR RMX 2450 power amps, which drive two SWR Goliath III 4x10 cabinets (from the bridge-pickup signal) and two SWR Big Ben 1X18 subwoofer cabinets(the neck-pickup signal)."

In this Premier Guitar Rig Rundown at (2:22), Stanley Clarke uses Ampeg PN115HLF speaker cabinets for his low end.

"Stanley's usual live signal path is split between bridge and neck pickups. From there signals go into a power supply/preamps (one per pickup), to a Mackie 1202 mixer then into two QSR RMX 2450 power amps, which drive two SWR Goliath III 4x10 cabinets (from the bridge-pickup signal) and two SWR Big Ben 1X18 subwoofer cabinets(the neck-pickup signal)."

This article lists the equipment Stanley Clarke used for recording ’Up’. The list includes this item.