Sir Richard Bishop
America guitarist
Sir Richard Bishop's Gear
During a live show in Scotland, Sir Richard Bishop was seen using the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler.
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In a user-uploaded photo, Sir Richard Bishop is seen using the Boss RC-20XL Loop Station, positioned to the left of his Line 6 equipment.
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In a Facebook photo post, Sir Richard Bishop is seen with his Gibson ES-330 1962 Cherry Red guitar. This instrument is also featured in various live clips from SCG performances.
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Mentioned in this Facebook post https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1709225532485737&set=pcb.1709228395818784
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Mentioned in this Facebook post https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1709225925819031&set=pcb.1709228395818784
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This show has several shots of Richard Bishop's pedals (no board). A shot at 49:06 shows, somewhat implausibly, a Morley "Bad Horsie" wah pedal. I thought this would be a volume pedal, but I can not find a Morley volume pedal with red text across the top.
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In the YouTube video of Sun City Girls at the Gladtree Festival on April 10, 2004, Richard Bishop's pedal setup is visible. At 49:06, a black box with ten knobs and two footswitches appears, resembling an MXR M-151 Doubleshot Distortion Pedal. While it's unusual for Bishop's typical gear, it's possible this pedal was borrowed for the performance.
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In this show from 1988, one can see a small practice amp with a mic draped over it on a chair behind Richard Bishop. While the footage is grainy and deliberately "psychedelic," one can make out the "Marshall" logo, two inputs on the right side, and one jack and a single on/off switch on the right side.
This seems to be the most common Marshall solid state combo of the era. I'm hoping someone more nerdy than I can provide a better ID.
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This interview with Richard Bishop includes some excellent photos. In one photo, he can be seen playing a black Les Paul.
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