Taka Hirose's Gear
On Taka's pedalboard, posted on his September 4, 2021 Instagram story.
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Visible on Taka's pedalboard in his September 4, 2021 Instagram story.
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Visible on Taka's pedalboard in his September 4, 2021 Instagram story.
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Visible on Taka's pedalboard in his September 4, 2021 Instagram story.
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"It’s hard to improve on the classics, and that’s exactly what Taka has in his 1968 Jazz Bass. “Before a gig one day I was in second-hand music shop, and tried this Jazz Bass,” he tells us. “It was so nice and so good – but I didn’t have time to buy it because I had to go back to the venue to do a soundcheck, and I never got it! “So from then on I’m thinking, ‘I wish I’d bought that’. Then when me and Grant went down to Denmark Street after Comfort In Sound was a success, I was determined that I was going to find a Jazz Bass! So I found this 1968 model that was in great condition. I love everything about it!"
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Taka made this bass in tribute to EVH under his Rebirth brand. He now regularly uses it live.
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Taka Hirose is seen with the Ampeg Micro-VR Stack in a photo posted on his Instagram account, showcasing his home setup during a themed "Saturday Disco Day and Night."
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In a photograph of Taka Hirose's gear, the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 is identifiable among his equipment.
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Taka Hirose can be seen with a black Fender Musicmaster Bass in the video for "Yesterday Went Too Soon" at the 0:30 mark.
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Taka Hirose is confirmed to use the Line 6 Bass POD xt Pro, as evidenced by a photograph of his rack unit shared on his Instagram account (taka_funkybottom) on November 2, 2019.
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Taka Hirose uses the Tech 21 Sansamp RBI Rackmount Bass Tube Amp Emulator, as it is visible in his rack unit in the photo shared by him on Instagram. The image was posted on November 2, 2019, on his account, @taka_funkybottom, during Feeder's tour opening night.
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Taka Hirose uses an Ampeg 4x10 Bass Cabinet on stage, as evidenced by a photo posted on his Instagram account by user @russ_leggatt. The cabinet is visible on stage during the opening night of Feeder's tour but is not mic'd up, indicating it is likely used for visuals and on-stage monitoring.
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In this Instagram photo, Taka is playing a gold d-rock custom
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