“But I also like playing through Vox AC30s.”
What guitar does Dave Stewart play?
Dave Stewart has said he played his Duesenberg Dave Stewart Blackbird signature guitar through a Divided by 13 amp in the studio and Vox AC30s. His pedals have included Lovetone Big Cheese and Brown Sauce and a Demeter Tremulator, though he has preferred distortion from the amp.
Where to start with Dave Stewart's gear.
What guitars Dave Stewart uses: a sourced gear guide
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Guitars
“Yeah, that guitar is incredible to play.”
Amps
“There's one in the studio I like a lot, a Divided By 13.”
“But I also like playing through Vox AC30s.”
Pedals
Daily rituals
“I'm also a big vodka martini fan.”
About Dave Stewart's gear.
What guitar does Dave Stewart play?
His Duesenberg Dave Stewart Blackbird signature model. He told MusicRadar that Mike Campbell gave him his first Duesenberg, which led to the signature series.
What amp does Dave Stewart use?
He told MusicRadar he keeps a Divided by 13 permanently miked up in the studio for his Duesenberg, and also likes playing through Vox AC30s, getting distortion from the amp.
What pedals does Dave Stewart use?
He tries to avoid pedals but has said he likes Lovetone pedals such as the Big Cheese and Brown Sauce, a Demeter Tremulator and an old tape echo for dub effects.
Dave Stewart is the English guitarist, songwriter and producer who co-founded Eurythmics with Annie Lennox. This guide covers the guitar, amps and pedals he described to MusicRadar while making The Ringmaster General.
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