What guitar does Jerry Horton play?
Jerry Horton has been seen using Schecter signature guitars based on the Custom Solo 6 and the Tempest, with a Seymour Duncan JB and Dunlop .013 to .056 strings. Live he has been seen using two Fractal Audio Axe-Fx II units, and he has said he records with Kemper and Friedman amps.
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What guitars Jerry Horton uses: a sourced gear guide
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Guitars
“It's based on their Tempest model but with a flat top and matt white paint job, which looks nice and isn't as flashy as my old model.”
“I have another Schecter, but it's a Tele-style guitar and it's hollowed out. We used that a lot for overdubs.”
Early guitars
“My parents got me my first electric, an Epiphone Strat, and a little cheap combo amp.”
“Then I upgraded to a blue sunburst Carvin.”
Amps and effects
Studio
Stage
“We've been using Jerry Harvey monitors for quite a while.”
About Jerry Horton's gear.
What guitar does Jerry Horton play?
Schecter signature models: one based on the Custom Solo 6 with a TonePros AVT-II bridge and Seymour Duncan JB, and a later one based on the Tempest with Schecter Pasadena pickups. He also had a hollowed-out Schecter Tele-style guitar with a Sustainiac pickup.
What amp does Jerry Horton use?
He has been seen using two Fractal Audio Axe-Fx II units live. He has said his main model in it was the Marshall JMP-1, which he played before, alongside a Vox AC30.
What amps did Papa Roach use in the studio?
Jerry Horton has said they recorded with a Friedman Brown Eye head and a Hughes and Kettner TubeMeister 5, and that a Kemper Profiling Amp was used on some songs.
What strings does Jerry Horton use?
Dunlop Nickel Plated strings, .013 to .056, and custom Papa Roach Dunlop Tortex picks at .88 mm.
What was Jerry Horton's first guitar?
He has said his parents got him an Epiphone Strat as his first electric, then he bought a used Ibanez and later a blue sunburst Carvin.
Jerry Horton is the lead guitarist and a founding member of Papa Roach. This guide covers his Schecter signature guitars, pickups, Fractal Audio modeling rig and the amps he has named for the studio.
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