Steve Von Till has said he played Warmoth parts guitars with Fatback necks, Lollar P-90s and a Bartolini neck pickup. His Chain Of Death rig, run through a Bob Bradshaw switcher, splits into a Mesa Mark IV and Fender '65 Twin Reissues with Rat, OCD and Mu-Tron Phasor II pedals.
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“Guitar-wise, I've always played Warmoth parts put together by friends.”
“People can't believe I paid for this finish”
“I've always used a Bartolini neck pickup”
“It's this really bizarre fuzz that I really love”
“That's the mother of all phasers”
He told MusicRadar in 2016 that he has always played Warmoth parts guitars, at the time a Tele-style and a Jazzcaster with Fatback necks and swamp ash bodies, with Lollar P-90 bridge pickups and a Bartolini in the neck.
Steve Von Till has said he ran a Mesa/Boogie Mark IV side and a Fender '65 Twin Reverb reissue side, and played Garnett Session Man BTO combos at home or when he can drive his own gear.
His 2016 rig held Rat pedals, an MXR Distortion+, a Fulltone OCD, a Fridgebuzzz fuzz, an EHX Bass MicroSynth, a Chicago Iron Parachute wah, a DryBell Vibe Machine, an MXR Carbon Copy and a Mu-Tron Phasor II.
Neurosis are the Oakland band who grew from hardcore punk into slow, heavy, atmospheric metal. This guide covers guitarist Steve Von Till's Chain Of Death rig, from his guitars and amps to his switching and pedals.
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