Rush equipment
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The musical equipments of Rush have changed many times over the years. Following is a collaboration of the gear they have used or are currently using.
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[edit] Geddy Lee[1]
- Fender Jazz Bass, Geddy's original Jazz Bass from 1972 that he purchased in a pawn shop and continues to use to this day.
- 2 Jazz Basses from 1996 that he used in part to create the album Test for Echo.
- 2 "Jaco Pastorius" basses, one with frets and the other fretless.
- 2 Avalon U5 Tube Direct Boxes
- 2 SansAmp R.P.M. Bass preamps
- 2 Palmer PDI 05 Speaker simulators
- Trace Elliot Quatra-VR power amps
- Sampson UR-5D wireless amp jack
- The Henhouse
[edit] Alex Lifeson [2]
[edit] Guitars
- Gibson black Les Paul Custom
- Black prototype Gibson Les Paul with Floyd Rose tremolo
- Maple sunburst prototype Gibson Les Paul with Floyd Rose tremolo
- Gibson 1957 Les Paul Goldtop Reissue
- Sunburst '58 reissue Gibson Les Paul
- Tobacco sunburst '59 reissue Gibson Les Paul
- Gibson Howard Roberts Fusion w/fishman piezo system
- Gibson ES-355
- 2 Garrison GGC-50-CE 6-string acoustic guitars
- 3 Garrison G25-12-E 12-string acoustic guitars
- Garrison OM-20 Octave mandolin
[edit] Other Gear
- Hughes & Kettner Switchblade 100 Guitar Amp Head
- Hughes & Kettner Alex Lifeson Signature Edition TriAmp MKII Amp
- Hughes & Kettner Tube Tools Tube Rotosphere MKII
- Fishman Aura Concert Acoustic Guitar Imaging Pedal
- Dunlop Crybaby Rack Wah
- 1 Furman Power Conditioner PL-8
- 1 Furman PL Plus Power Conditioner
- 2 Behringer Ultralink mx-662 6 Channel Spliter/Mixer
- 4 Audio Technica AEW5200 Guitar Wireless
- 1 Audio Technica AEW-DA6600 Antenna Distribution System
- 1 Whirlwind A/B Box
- 1 Custom Audio Japan AC0912 System Power Supply
- 2 Custom Audio Japan GVCA-2 Rev.3 Midi Programmable Volume Control
- 1 TC 1210 Spatial Expander+Stereo Chorus/Flanger
- 1 Behringer XR4400 Multigate Pro
- 2 Digital Music Corp. GCX Guitar Audio Switcher
- 3 Behringer MX602 Professional Splitter/Mixer
- 4 TC Electronics G-Force
- 1 Loft Modular Device
- 3 Palmer PDI 03 Speaker Simulator
- 2 Palmer PDI 03 Speaker Simulator
- 1 Ernie Ball 25K OHM Volume Pedal
- 1 Axess Electronics FX1 Midi Footcontroler
- 3 Ω Brace Acoustic Guitar Holder
- 1 Ultracase Guitar Vault
- 1 Ultracase 8 Space Guitar Stand
[edit] Neil Peart[3]
[edit] Drums
(All drums listed are from Drum Workshop unless noted otherwise)
- 23" bass drum
- 8", 10", 12", 13" 2x15", 16", and 18" toms
- a 13" piccolo and a 14" VLT snare drum
[edit] Cymbals
- 13" Paragon Hats
- Signature Paragon Hats 14"
- Paragon Splash 08"
- Paragon Splash 10"
- Paragon Splash 10"
- Paragon Crash 16"
- Paragon Crash 16"
- Paragon Crash 18"
- Signature Paragon Crash 20"
- Paragon Ride 22"
- Paragon Chinese 19"
- Paragon Chinese 20"
- Paragon Diamondback Chinese 20"
[edit] Electronics
- Roland V-Drums
- Roland V-Cymbals
- Roland TD-20 Brains
- Roland XV 5080 samplers
- Glyph hard drives
- MalletKAT
- KAT trigger pedals
- Dauz trigger pad
- Remo and Drum Workshop drumheads
And his 9' x 9' rotating riser to hold all of his drums on stage.
[edit] Notes
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