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What's in Crazy P's studio?

Crazy P's Jim Baron has said his Nottingham studio runs on a Moog Voyager, a Godwin string synth, a Vermona Kick Machine, a TC-Helicon VoiceLive with an Electro-Harmonix 4500 looper for vocals, an Auratone mono reference speaker and a vintage Fender Precision Bass heard on Crazy P records.

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What synths does Crazy P use?

Jim Baron has named a Moog Voyager MK1 and a Godwin string synth in the band's Nottingham studio.

What vocal gear does Crazy P use?

A TC-Helicon VoiceLive into an Electro-Harmonix 4500 looper, which Jim Baron has said gets ideas down quickly.

What bass guitar does Crazy P use?

A vintage Fender Precision Bass nicknamed Bootsy, inherited from bassist Jon Thompson.

Who is Ron Basejam?

Ron Basejam is the solo alias of Crazy P member Jim Baron, who records both projects in the same Nottingham studio.

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Crazy P are a British disco and house band formed in Nottingham. This guide covers the gear in the Nottingham studio of member Jim Baron, where he records with Crazy P and makes solo records as Ron Basejam.

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