Tamaki Kunishi

Our friend Hosokawa (@effector_photo_library) is a pedal genius. He has once again made Taka and Tamaki's new boards. We have been working together for many years now, and he always knows what we need. It's really cool.?

Our friend Hosokawa (@effector_photo_library) is a pedal genius. He has once again made Taka and Tamaki's new boards. We have been working together for many years now, and he always knows what we need. It's really cool.?

In an interview with She Shreds Magazine, Tamaki Kunishi of Mono discusses using the Ampeg B2R amplifier, highlighting its role in her live performances.

The interviewer states, "You have the reputation of being a loyal Gibson EB-3 bass player. Is there a particular reason for this and are there other basses you will use?" She goes on to note, "The one I use right now is the 1966 model, but I also own the 1969 and 1970 models as backups. I got them just in case the current model’s parts become unavailable."

Our friend Hosokawa (@effector_photo_library) is a pedal genius. He has once again made Taka and Tamaki's new boards. We have been working together for many years now, and he always knows what we need. It's really cool.?

Our friend Hosokawa (@effector_photo_library) is a pedal genius. He has once again made Taka and Tamaki's new boards. We have been working together for many years now, and he always knows what we need. It's really cool.?

You can read the interview: she uses a Sunn cabinet. She changes her speaker set-up depending on which country she is in, preferring a 10×4 in Japan and 15” in the U.S..

Our friend Hosokawa (@effector_photo_library) is a pedal genius. He has once again made Taka and Tamaki's new boards. We have been working together for many years now, and he always knows what we need. It's really cool.?

Can be seen 0:12 into the video.