Tito Larriva

In this interview [https://www.gitarrebass.de/stories/tito-tarantula-alben-altgear-anekdoten] he says that he has an old Cry Baby

In an interview with GITARRE & BASS, Tito Larriva discusses using the Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer as part of his gear setup with Tito & Tarantula.

Mentioned in the "Rockfile" on Cruzados (by Marie A. Cruz) featured in the May 1986 issue of Guitar for the Practicing Musician (specifically on page 35).

INSTRUMENTS: With the success of this album, I was able to purchase more guitars. Right now I have two '67 Telecasters, one of which is a Thinline model with an F-hole in it. Then I have two acoustic guitars, a Martin D35 and a nylon string. To me, an acoustic guitar is real important for songwriting because it gives you a real good idea if a holds up on its own. That's the final test.

Mentioned in the "Rockfile" on Cruzados (by Marie A. Cruz) featured in the May 1986 issue of Guitar for the Practicing Musician (specifically on page 35).

INSTRUMENTS: With the success of this album, I was able to purchase more guitars. Right now I have two '67 Telecasters, one of which is a Thinline model with an F-hole in it. Then I have two acoustic guitars, a Martin D35 and a nylon string. To me, an acoustic guitar is real important for songwriting because it gives you a real good idea if a holds up on its own. That's the final test.

Mentioned in the "Rockfile" on Cruzados (by Marie A. Cruz) featured in the May 1986 issue of Guitar for the Practicing Musician (specifically on page 35).

INSTRUMENTS: With the success of this album, I was able to purchase more guitars. Right now I have two '67 Telecasters, one of which is a Thinline model with an F-hole in it. Then I have two acoustic guitars, a Martin D35 and a nylon string. To me, an acoustic guitar is real important for songwriting because it gives you a real good idea if a holds up on its own. That's the final test.