“Live, Pat uses his 2015 Gibson Les Paul Classic into an Orange Rockerverb 50 MkIII, with limited effects.”
What guitar does Turnstile play?
Pat McCrory has said he plays a 2015 Gibson Les Paul Classic into an Orange Rockerverb 50 MkIII live, with an MXR Carbon Copy as the pedal he can't play without. On Glow On he leaned on a Gretsch Duo Jet through a Kemper modelling a Marshall JCM800.
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Pat McCrory's rig
“Live, Pat uses his 2015 Gibson Les Paul Classic into an Orange Rockerverb 50 MkIII, with limited effects.”
“that’s the staple I can’t play without.”
Glow On sessions
“It had a really nice touch on the whammy that wasn’t as metal.”
“We started experimenting with a Kemper, just trying everything under the sun to remould the sound but still have it be the same as before.”
Records that shaped us
“I love this song. It's one of my favourite songs of all time.”
About Turnstile's gear.
What guitar does Turnstile play?
Turnstile has said they use the Gibson Les Paul Classic (guitarworld.com, April 2022). Turnstile has said they use the Gretsch Duo Jet (guitarworld.com, April 2022).
What guitar does Pat McCrory play?
Pat McCrory told Guitar World in 2022 that he plays a 2015 Gibson Les Paul Classic live, with a Gibson Firebird as backup, and that a Gretsch Duo Jet was his guitar of choice for much of Glow On.
What amp does Turnstile use?
Pat McCrory has said he plays through an Orange Rockerverb 50 MkIII on tour. For Glow On he also ran the Gretsch through a Kemper modelling a Marshall JCM800.
What pedals does Pat McCrory use?
He told Guitar World in 2022 that his touring board is simple: an MXR Carbon Copy, which he called the staple he can't play without, a noise suppressor and two Fulltone OCDs for boosts.
What music inspires Turnstile?
Covering I Wanna Be Adored for triple j's Like A Version in 2026, Brendan Yates called the Stone Roses track one of his favourite songs of all time.
Turnstile are the Baltimore hardcore band of Brendan Yates, Pat McCrory, Franz Lyons, Daniel Fang and Meg Mills, behind Nonstop Feeling, Time & Space, Glow On and Never Enough. This guide covers the guitars, amps and pedals Pat McCrory described to Guitar World, plus a record Brendan Yates has named.
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