Tyler Pope
Tyler Pope's Gear
Tyler Pope is confirmed to use the Serek Armitage Bass, as evidenced in a YouTube video where the bass is identifiable by its distinctive body and the logo on the headstock. This usage is further corroborated by a post from Serek's Instagram, which states:
So I've been sitting on this news for a while 'til it became official. These two basses now belong to the glorious family that is @lcdsoundsystem.
This post highlights the collaboration with the band to maintain the essence of their preferred bass, enhanced by Serek's quality and reliability.
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In a YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuaker Devices, Tyler Pope of LCD Soundsystem discusses his collaboration with EarthQuaker Effects to develop the Chelsea Low-end Fuzz Driver Pedal. He aimed to replicate the distinctive sound of a vintage EHX Big Muff unit, which differed from other similar units of its time.
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In the YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, at the 0:10 mark, the Lehle 3At1 SGoS Switcher Guitar Pedal is clearly visible on Tyler Pope's pedalboard, confirming its use by the artist.
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In the YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano is clearly visible on Tyler Pope's pedalboard at the 0:10 mark, confirming its use by the artist.
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In the YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner is clearly visible on Tyler Pope's pedalboard at the 0:10 mark, providing confirmation of its use by the artist.
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In the YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, at the 0:10 mark, the Boss TU-3S Chromatic Tuner is clearly visible on Tyler Pope's pedalboard, confirming its use by the artist.
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In the YouTube video titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, at the 0:10 mark, the Source Audio C4 Synth pedal is visibly part of Tyler Pope's pedalboard, confirming its usage by the artist.
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In a YouTube video by EarthQuakerDevices titled "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound," Tyler Pope's usage of the Lehle Little Lehle II Looper Switcher pedal is confirmed. At the 0:10 mark, this pedal is clearly visible on his pedalboard. The identification of the model as version II, rather than III, is based on the Lehle logo's absence from a black text box and the presence of the words "Looper Switcher" under "Little Lehle," which are not included in version III.
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In the YouTube video "We Cracked the Code of the Iconic LCD Soundsystem Bass Fuzz Sound" by EarthQuakerDevices, at the 0:10 mark, Tyler Pope's pedalboard is shown with the Jason Moser Ten Years distortion pedal, confirming its use by the artist.
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