What guitar does Chris Robinson Brotherhood play?
Chris Robinson has been seen using a Boss TU-3, Vox Double Deca, MXR Phase 99, Lovepedal Eternity Drive, BearFoot Model H and MXR Carbon Copy. Neal Casal played a Scott Walker Santa Cruz and Fender Telecasters into a Divided by 13 FTR 100 with Catalinbread delays.
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Chris Robinson
Neal Casal
“My Scott Walker guitar was inspired by Wolf.”
“A Divided by 13 FTR 100. I'm way into that amp.”
“All of my delays are Catalinbread.”
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What pedals does Chris Robinson use?
Premier Guitar's All-Star Pedalboards 2017 shows a Boss TU-3 into a Vox Double Deca delay, MXR Phase 99, Lovepedal Eternity Drive, BearFoot FX Model H and an MXR Carbon Copy.
What guitar did Neal Casal play?
A Scott Walker Santa Cruz inspired by Jerry Garcia's Wolf, with Lollar High Wind Imperial humbuckers, plus Fender Custom Shop B-Bender and 1962 reissue Telecasters, per Premier Guitar in 2016.
What amp did Neal Casal use?
A Divided by 13 FTR 100 into a Divided by 13 2x12 cabinet with Celestion Creambacks. He told Premier Guitar it never went above three and a half.
What delay pedals did Neal Casal use?
Catalinbread: an Echorec, a Montavillian and a Belle Epoch, per his 2016 gear list in Premier Guitar.
Chris Robinson Brotherhood was the psychedelic jam band Chris Robinson formed with guitarist Neal Casal, who died in 2019. This guide covers Robinson's pedalboard and Casal's full rig from Premier Guitar features in 2016 and 2017, member by member.
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