What guitar does Slightly Stoopid play?
Slightly Stoopid's Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald have said they share a rig of Fender Stratocasters, Taylor T5 and 814ce acoustics, Lakland and Fader basses, Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier and Lonestar heads, a Fender Twin Reverb and an Aguilar DB 751 into Ampeg 8x10 cabs, with Boss, MXR and Mesa pedals.
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Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald: guitars
Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald: basses
“It's so warm and round and every note is just crisp and clear”
Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald: amps
Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald: guitar pedals
Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald: bass pedals
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What guitar does Slightly Stoopid use?
Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald have said they played assorted Fender Stratocasters, a custom Fader Jazzmaster-style guitar with two P-90s and a hidden humbucker, and Taylor T5 and 814ce acoustics.
What bass does Slightly Stoopid use?
Assorted Lakland basses and a custom Fader P-style bass with a chambered body and onboard preamp, which Doughty has praised for its warm, round tone.
What amp does Slightly Stoopid use?
Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier and Lonestar heads with 4x12 cabinets and a Fender Twin Reverb for guitar, and an Aguilar DB 751 head into Ampeg 8x10 cabinets for bass.
What pedals does Slightly Stoopid use?
The guitar board lists an Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano, Boss PH-2, two Boss DD-3s, an Ibanez Tube Screamer, Boss DD-20, Fulltone OCD and Morley Bad Horsie 2 wah. The bass board adds MXR, Dunlop and Mesa/Boogie pedals.
Slightly Stoopid is the San Diego reggae rock band led by Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald, who swap guitar and bass duties. This guide covers the guitars, basses, amps and pedals the two share, from a 2015 Premier Guitar feature.
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