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Shaun Morgan has said he mainly played an Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay, after years on a Schecter signature, with Ernie Ball strings and picks. He has said he ran Bogner heads alongside a Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier, relied on amp distortion with a Boss delay, and Corey Lowery has run a Kemper live.
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“Right now I have five on my boat, I mainly play the Stingray.”
“I started out on a Hofner guitar with a Floyd Rose tremolo system.”
“The Mesa might bring some color, but the Bogner does all the heavy lifting.”
“I tend to use the amp distortion and some delay, usually the Boss one”
In 2020 he said he mainly played the Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay and has five of them. Before that he played Schecters, including a signature model he described as a Mosrite-style design.
He has said he moved from Mesa/Boogie to Bogner heads for a fuller sound, keeping a Mesa Triple Rectifier for color while the Bogner does most of the work.
Very few. He has said he relied on amp distortion and a Boss delay, which can loop sounds during guitar changes.
Ernie Ball. He said Ernie Ball was already looking after the band for strings and picks before he moved to Music Man guitars.
Seether are the South African-born post-grunge band led by singer and guitarist Shaun Morgan, now based in the US. This guide covers the guitars, amps and effects Morgan has described in interviews, plus guitarist Corey Lowery's live setup.
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