Robert would like to thank the following for their outstanding musical tools and generous support:
Robert is proud to endorse the fine line of amplifiers and other gear from Carvin (Special thanks to Bob Chini for all his help) |
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Cort makes fine instruments. They don't skimp on materials. The guitar I use, the Hiram Bullock model, has a curly mapleneck, light swamp ash body,along with superior hardware. Of course, Duncan pickups, Wilkinson nut and whammy and Spurzel tuners. Slight modification was added which was an Alembic pre-amp for added punch. |
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Bag End Loudspeakers-S12 M Cabinets, E Series 12 " Speakers and Red Rock 12" Speakers, Studio Application-Modified S12B Cabinets with Vintage L-Tech Lansing Drivers. |
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D'Addario-For Nylon Acoustic Guitar Pro Art Classical Guitar EJ 46 Hard Tension. Great for Jazz. For Jazz Applications-Chrome ECG26 Medium Gage, Flat wound, warm, woody natural acoustic tone. Rock Fusion and Jazz Application-EXL 110 Regular Light Gage. Warm rich harmonics ALA Violin. Rock & Roll Application-EXL 120 Super Light Gage. Great tone for bends and tricks. |
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I use hand wound Special 59's Bridge and Neck SSL1 Standard Strat style pickup.Seth Lover Model-SH 55. From the Archives, out of production but not forgotten. The Duncan convertible 100 amplifier, one of the most overlooked sleepers, great tones obtained either live or in the studio. Vintage Duncan Convertible 100-sounds great almost stock out of the box. I also use a KTG1 Pre-Amp & KTG 2100 Stereo tube power amp. If you find one of these pieces, buy it. You won't be sorry |
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I happened to be out in LA playing a club gig in Jan. '09 for NAMM. The opening bands guitar player had this killer tone, very musical with a lot of presence & definition. I checked out his rig which was nothing more than a couple of stomp boxes made by Xotic. I totally freaked not being much of a pedal guy. The next day at NAMM, I made a point to go down to their booth and have dialog with their Rep. And the rest is history. Allen Hinds was the guy playing guitar that night and his tone definitely says it all. Not to mention that Scott Henderson has been telling me about these pedals for years. I should have listened to him back then. Tone for days. Walla! |