What gear does Creed use?
On Creed's 2012 tour, Mark Tremonti was seen using PRS Tremonti signature single-cuts with D'Addario strings and Dunlop 1mm nylon picks, a rack Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier, a Voodoo V-Rock, a Bludotone Bludo-Drive and two Fender '65 Twin Reissues, plus a TC Electronic G-Force and a Fractal Axe-FX II.
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What guitars Creed uses: a sourced gear guide
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About Creed's gear.
What guitar does Mark Tremonti play in Creed?
In 2012 he was seen using his PRS signature single-cut models, mostly stock, some with a tremolo and some with a stop tailpiece, strung with D'Addario hybrid gauge sets.
What amps does Mark Tremonti use with Creed?
A rack-mounted Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier into Mesa 4x12s, a Voodoo V-Rock for rhythm, a Bludotone Bludo-Drive for leads and two Fender '65 Twin Reissues for cleans, per the 2012 Rig Rundown.
What pedals does Mark Tremonti use?
On the floor in 2012: a Dunlop Uni-Vibe, his Morley signature wah and an EHX Micro POG, with a Voodoo Lab Ground Control for switching. In the rack: an Ibanez TS808, a T-Rex Tremonti Phaser and a T-Rex Replica delay.
What picks does Mark Tremonti use?
Dunlop 1mm nylon picks, per Premier Guitar's 2012 Rig Rundown.
Creed are a rock band from Tallahassee, Florida. This guide covers guitarist Mark Tremonti's Creed touring rig as shown in Premier Guitar's 2012 Rig Rundown: his PRS signature guitars, Mesa/Boogie, Fender and Bludotone amps, rack effects and floor pedals.
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