Here's who all the rigs are: (Thanks Google, TH-cam Comments, and Equipboard!) 1. John Frusciante (RHCP) 2. Jesse Lacey (Brand New) 3. Jerry Cantrell (Alice In Chains) 4. Dustin Kensrue (Thrice) 5. Mark Tremonti (Alter Bridge) 6. Slash (Velvet Revolver) 7. Josh Travis (Emmure) 8. Phil Keaggy 9. Doug Wimbish (Living Colour) 10. Julien Baker 11. Pete Steinkopf (Bouncing Souls) 12. Adam Jones (Tool) Since everyone was asking, I figured I'd give it a shot! Let me know if there are any mistakes!
That thing of Slash's rig was published in Guitar World back during Velvet Revolver! I saw Velvet Revolver & the only pedal he himself actually switched off & on was his wah!
@@MrCaddySlash yeah right. Slash by himself is doin nothing than playin the guitar using the wah / talkbox sometimes. But i dont think that the rig changed that much except for the amps. (He had a full silver jubilee / sl2555 rig last time i saw it)
The last board was Adam Jones'. It looks better now. But hasn't really changed his board in 30 years. I like that. And his tone is simply amazing. One of the best live tones I have ever heard.
The second Rig 1:51 was indeed the band Brand New. I believe the photo is from the rig rundown they did with Premier Guitar. The two amps as well as the pedal board on the top right belong to their guitarist/vocalist Jesse Lacey. If i'm not mistaken the switcher with all the tape on it is a Gig Rig, which Jesse uses to switch his pedals. The two guitars, as well as the pedalboard with the dime wah belong to their guitarist Vince Accardie. Not pictured is the Fender Super Bassman amp Vince uses
John Frusciante's rig from the first entry might be from when he was playing live with The Mars Volta, which would explain the massive amount of pedals
Slash has a much smaller rig now. I could definitely see myself having a huge monster rig if I had a big budget and a team of guitar techs and then a year later having just an amp and a wah and then a year later something else. And so would most guiitarist in that position
That older Tremonti rig is from around 2011. The right side with the mixer was his rig for his monitors. He liked to control his own monitor sound and set the delay for them so the cabs and monitors hit at the same time. He’s on in ears now finally.
John actually does use a large amount of that stadium arcadium rig but most of them are song specific. He also uses a lot of the synthy stuff because he was originally a keyboard player
I would actually say Slash is underrated because he is so overrated if that makes sense. He's an absolute riff machine and has written some heart wrenching solos. And his rig sounds killer live
Slash does Slash better than anybody. That's why he gets asked to play on so many projects. He does that one thing, but keeps getting better, if that makes any sense.
8:20 - I did NOT think my celeb submission was gonna make it in here. Also, not certain there are people in the circle of Fluff who are aware of Phil Keaggy. Brilliant guitarist (both acoustic and electric) and an eBow master. I wasn’t trolling you, dude.
I thought this one was from Joe "pedals are lazy" Bonamassa. He also has like three or four pedals, powered by batteries, lying on the floor without a board.
I have that when IM playing around with other pedals on the shelf. Sometimes it sits on the floor for a week getting pedal changes when I feel like. Sometimes I just don't wanna play off my board.
The last one is 100% Adam Jones of Tool. The synth organ pedal thingy (i forget the manufacturer) to the side gives it away. Ugly board, sounds pretty killer live
Probably others already commented this - Slash's rig is basically simple - he always goes simply into a marshall with an occasional use of some pedals. However - he uses different heads for clean and dirty and all of these heads have backups (maybe there's a backup for the backups as well). So all of those weird gadgets (loopers, switchers, whatevers) serves the sole purpose to be able to use any head with any pedals anytime :)
The John Frusciante rig is mostly justifiable, he uses the Line 6 for “Dani California” and “Throw Away Your Television” not sure why he has two Ibanez WH10 wahs but they’re pretty flimsy they break often. The ds-2 is for the ending solo of Dani California among other things. But the Moogs I’m not really sure about.
I recently saw a Slash rig rundown and it was nothing like that. 2 Marshall amp heads and about 4 or 5 pedals. I think the pedals were an MXR wah, MXR Blue Box, Boss delay and some kind of tremolo pedal.
Well I have to say at the 6 Min mark I thought you might know more about Slash... However I understand your opion... The wiring i am not sure of however all those effects his 2 techs have both said most of those cept for a boost pedal are for individual moments. Like the line 6 is his delays, theres one I think called a Blues Driver for the intro to Paradise City.. So he uses a lot more than you think... Peter Frampton is the king of single use effects
josh travis plays with a back track and when i saw him play his bands spinning around in the opneing ripped the cord out of whatever he was possibly playing through and all you could hear was that sweet sweet backing track of guitar, uff da
Hey Fluff!!! Great video! This is kind of unrelated to the video but also kind of related to what you do. I am what you call a noob at recording and am always curious as to how you, or others are able to record an amp demo, or song, etc. and get those heavy tones without damaging your hearing? For example, the recent video you did for the Soldano 100 was showing that the amp volume was pretty high, yet there was no IEMs or earplugs to block out the noise. Do you run the amp through a load box and simply record into your DAW? Or is there some known way of recording an amp through a 2 or 4x12, in a home studio setup, without disturbing the neighbors or, worst yet, severely damaging your hearing. I apologize for the length of the comment but I am here to learn as much as I can. Anyone else who may have some help or advice, I’d greatly appreciate it!!! Have a great day!!!!!!
Load boxes. There's no way of recording a cab without disturbing the neighbors. Fluff usually tells what the signal chain is, so we know which load box he's using
I need to resubmit my rig. Last one would have been a total roast had you gotten around to it. Finally have all my gear how I want it, need to take a photo this week.
****** I watch Rig Rundown.... religiously. John 5 has always had my fav setup. A bunch of cool guitars, a few Marshalls, and 2-3 pedals. 👌👌 All ya need!!
Been waiting for this episode ever since you started this series. Please do more would love to know who the boards belong to even if it's just in the description.
In fairness john frusciante does use most of his pedalboard live to replicate stuff from the studio, he was really into analogue moog synths and processers and stuff on the later tours
I watched Slash's rig rundown and he did not have all that shit. He had gate, overdrive, his sig fuzz/octave pedal, delay (2 different type if I remember correctly), reverb, and wah. The only thing he has on stage with him was wah. As far as heads.. He had 4 but was only running 2 at a time and 2 for backup. He had 2 JCM 800s and then his sig (2) Marshall which is essentially modded JCM 800s. His guitar tech does all of his switching for him including distortion so all his shit is behind the stage including a cab and a video monitor so his tech can hear and see him to know when to switch channels and shit.
The last one was Tool's Adam Jones, wasn't it? I think I saved this picture when I saw it somewhere just because it has that weird picture and whatnot on it.
Call.me crazy but in think the more messy the board the cooler and more rock and roll it is. Case and point Adam Jones's board with the rack tuner, lol.
One thing is certain...every guitarist rig that is depicted can play circles around Fluffy Girls endless drop tuned chugging...that we all can agree on. 🤯
That first and the third pedal boards looked like Vernon Reid's from a few years back. Wow. There is nothing on Earth that would even make the phrase, "punch babies," let alone, "makes me want to punch babies," ever enter my mind. Decaf? Prozac?
Slash "Highly overrated, in my opinion..." I knew I liked you. Cantrel and Tremonti are AWESOME and Slash is... meh, okay... overrated and turning closer to the edge of glam rock year after year. You got my up vote fluff!
@@jeepnut1 I know that Myles Kennedy did some work with Slash, but I thought when Velvet revolver was just a "project" that Myles Kennedy got their interest, but Scott Weiland became the guy and Myles was never truly in a band with Slash. I am obviously no expert. I'm curious to know.
@@stevenjefferies9415 Myles is currently working with Slash in between Alter Bridge touring/recording schedules. Usually after an Alter Bridge record, they tour behind it for a year or so and then he goes to work with Slash. Slash's last three solo records have all had Myles Kennedy on vocals. Those projects have all been billed as "Slash: Featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators."
Watch some rig rundowns from Premier Guitar. There's some stuff on there that looks like it was just kinda thrown in a pile. (Along with the good stuff, of course)
I own slashes 2555 head and I know that tone out of any guitar player using that head, his tone is very straight forward, to have his sound you need that head chorus, talk box, wah, delay and that's it
2nd rig was Jesse Lacey of Brand New. That band got me into jazzmasters, orange amps, fuzz and delay pedals. damn shame he may or may not be a predator.
Fluff, I love ya bud...but that last rig belongs to one of the best tones ever Mr. Adam Jones and I would LOVE to hear why you think Slash is overrated! Still one of my fave guitar channels though homes. You're doing the lords work.
Just a random comment by a 15 year old player but. Slash isn't the best technical guitar player. But he has written some of the best guitar lines of all time. Idk just me but a guitar God isn't just someone who can play fast. But also play with emotions and write emotic music. He's what inspired me to pick up the guitar.
Fluff´s community definitely has better rigs than most of the celeb guitar players
Here's who all the rigs are: (Thanks Google, TH-cam Comments, and Equipboard!)
1. John Frusciante (RHCP)
2. Jesse Lacey (Brand New)
3. Jerry Cantrell (Alice In Chains)
4. Dustin Kensrue (Thrice)
5. Mark Tremonti (Alter Bridge)
6. Slash (Velvet Revolver)
7. Josh Travis (Emmure)
8. Phil Keaggy
9. Doug Wimbish (Living Colour)
10. Julien Baker
11. Pete Steinkopf (Bouncing Souls)
12. Adam Jones (Tool)
Since everyone was asking, I figured I'd give it a shot!
Let me know if there are any mistakes!
JUST velvet revolver?
@@connormartinson7619 thats his velvet revolver rig. Not his guns n roses rig.
Mateo Ottie check out the GNR rig rundown premier guitar did. It’s pretty similar, just lots more guitars.
I wonder if slash ever gets that, “hey you’re the guy from velvet revolver right?”
2 showed Jesse and Vinnys board
That thing of Slash's rig was published in Guitar World back during Velvet Revolver! I saw Velvet Revolver & the only pedal he himself actually switched off & on was his wah!
Yeah, Adam Day has been doing Slash’s switching behind the scenes since back in the 90’s
@@MrCaddySlash yeah right. Slash by himself is doin nothing than playin the guitar using the wah / talkbox sometimes. But i dont think that the rig changed that much except for the amps. (He had a full silver jubilee / sl2555 rig last time i saw it)
Alternate title: Fluff berates famous players for being slobs
The last board was Adam Jones'. It looks better now. But hasn't really changed his board in 30 years. I like that. And his tone is simply amazing. One of the best live tones I have ever heard.
“This isn’t even cute when they do their hair. This is...you have a defect”, I felt personally attacked.
"Father Cantrell" the only one worthy of five beards.
Josh Travis got 5 too
The ugly board belongs to Adam Jones from Tool ;)
Which one of them?
Casmirovici Robert the last one.
It does look like Adam's, specially the synth pedals which you can barely see on the left.
Yes this is his board, it looks alot better now this photo is from 2014
The one with the crooked POG?
The second Rig 1:51 was indeed the band Brand New. I believe the photo is from the rig rundown they did with Premier Guitar. The two amps as well as the pedal board on the top right belong to their guitarist/vocalist Jesse Lacey. If i'm not mistaken the switcher with all the tape on it is a Gig Rig, which Jesse uses to switch his pedals. The two guitars, as well as the pedalboard with the dime wah belong to their guitarist Vince Accardie. Not pictured is the Fender Super Bassman amp Vince uses
John Frusciante's rig from the first entry might be from when he was playing live with The Mars Volta, which would explain the massive amount of pedals
Fluff should have seen Omar from the mars volta around tha time of frances....love de loused and frances albulms...
I'm a friggin electrical engineer and couldn't even follow Slash's diagram...geesh.
Slash has a much smaller rig now. I could definitely see myself having a huge monster rig if I had a big budget and a team of guitar techs and then a year later having just an amp and a wah and then a year later something else. And so would most guiitarist in that position
That’s because you have to be just the right amount of Stoned before it makes any sense.
@@dluxe6860 😂
@@dluxe6860 Is that true? I only ask because it sounds true
Celebrity Rig Edition. Also, "I dont know who's board this is..."
That older Tremonti rig is from around 2011. The right side with the mixer was his rig for his monitors. He liked to control his own monitor sound and set the delay for them so the cabs and monitors hit at the same time. He’s on in ears now finally.
I love Julien Baker but man does she need to drop it off at Dan and Mick's for a weekend
John actually does use a large amount of that stadium arcadium rig but most of them are song specific. He also uses a lot of the synthy stuff because he was originally a keyboard player
"Its going to look like somebody threw spaghetti at a fuckin.......pedal factory" *dying*
In a perfect world Slash would be using the Bouncing Soul's rig on that giant intergalactic stage they tour with. And it would sound perfect.
The mixing board on tremonti's rig is for his in ear monitors. He didn't like having to relay to sound guy so he set his own levels.
It was just for usual monitors. He first used in ears this last AB tour for Walk The Sky. But otherwise correct ;)
I would actually say Slash is underrated because he is so overrated if that makes sense. He's an absolute riff machine and has written some heart wrenching solos. And his rig sounds killer live
Slash does Slash better than anybody. That's why he gets asked to play on so many projects. He does that one thing, but keeps getting better, if that makes any sense.
12:10 I'm fairly certain belongs to Adam Jones, the two red boss pedals along with the Blue tuner and double delays are all things he uses
Recognize it anywhere. Definitely Adam's. That 80s DOD EQ pedal is a dead giveaway, too.
Is that picture CM Punk?
Same with the Boss flanger
@@simmsdn Pretty certain it is him putting a leg triangle on possibly HHH. Adam Jones is a wrestling fan if I remember rightly.
Actualy I did post this picture on Fluff's facebook page and yes, it is Adam Jones rig....
That Cantrell rig is awesome. I've been up close to the Slash rig - very nice. Phil Keaggy is a master - real good video ! 👍
8:20 - I did NOT think my celeb submission was gonna make it in here. Also, not certain there are people in the circle of Fluff who are aware of Phil Keaggy. Brilliant guitarist (both acoustic and electric) and an eBow master. I wasn’t trolling you, dude.
I thought this one was from Joe "pedals are lazy" Bonamassa. He also has like three or four pedals, powered by batteries, lying on the floor without a board.
I have that when IM playing around with other pedals on the shelf. Sometimes it sits on the floor for a week getting pedal changes when I feel like. Sometimes I just don't wanna play off my board.
Saw Phil live a couple years ago. He's awesome
You weren't trolling because you're a nice guy
Yes Slash does run a lot and it sounds great. It's mostly about the heads and the wet dry set ups he runs.
I love it when a dude has sick pedals (Strymon, Walrus, etc.) and uses 2$ patch cables...
I love the "not familiar with this rig" *Dustin Kensrue of Thrice lmao
The last one is 100% Adam Jones of Tool. The synth organ pedal thingy (i forget the manufacturer) to the side gives it away. Ugly board, sounds pretty killer live
Probably others already commented this - Slash's rig is basically simple - he always goes simply into a marshall with an occasional use of some pedals. However - he uses different heads for clean and dirty and all of these heads have backups (maybe there's a backup for the backups as well). So all of those weird gadgets (loopers, switchers, whatevers) serves the sole purpose to be able to use any head with any pedals anytime :)
You were spot on about the Slash rig! Seeing that minimalist Josh Travis rig felt so good after whatever that clusterfuck was!
This is a good idea, keep going with this. Plus, thank you for praising Jerry's rig....that is just ahhh to die for.
I believe the second rig is from Brand New
The John Frusciante rig is mostly justifiable, he uses the Line 6 for “Dani California” and “Throw Away Your Television” not sure why he has two Ibanez WH10 wahs but they’re pretty flimsy they break often. The ds-2 is for the ending solo of Dani California among other things. But the Moogs I’m not really sure about.
Maybe that’s why he has two Ibanez WH10’s on his board, in case one breaks mid “wah” 😉
You’d think he’d be able to find a boutique builder to make him a more durable wh10
😂 6:54 that's the funniest shit ever.
Looping loopers into loopers.😅
I love your honesty.
Totally agree with ya on Slash's rig..
I recently saw a Slash rig rundown and it was nothing like that. 2 Marshall amp heads and about 4 or 5 pedals. I think the pedals were an MXR wah, MXR Blue Box, Boss delay and some kind of tremolo pedal.
3:50 is Dustin Kensrue’s pedal rig from the TBEITBN cycle
Pedalboard @ 3:52 is dustin from thrices. I know cause i sent it in hahaha p.s play deadbolt
As soon as I saw the pedals from Mojo Hand and Walrus, I knew it had to be Mr. Kensrue. Lol
@@jonset7 yeah, I was like "isn't it dustin's pedalboard from the rig rundown?" (the doubled drive pedals for bridge/neck pickup give it away)
i love the tony danza tapdance extravaganza
Yeah that slash rig is unbelievable
"Fantastic player, highly overrated" YES THANK YOU!!! Finally someone says it!
Pretty much every guitar player ever says it.
Well I have to say at the 6 Min mark I thought you might know more about Slash... However I understand your opion...
The wiring i am not sure of however all those effects his 2 techs have both said most of those cept for a boost pedal are for individual moments. Like the line 6 is his delays, theres one I think called a Blues Driver for the intro to Paradise City..
So he uses a lot more than you think... Peter Frampton is the king of single use effects
Second Rig has "Janice" cabs. Could possibly by brand new.
Na looked pretty old to me... M I Rite huh huh... I'll see myself out. But yes that is jesse Lacey rig.
We need someone to post in the comment section the complete list of who’s gear is who’s.
I figured out all of them and I posted a comment with the list!
Coffee and roasting rigs, nice way to wake up! Thanks Fluff!
Have a great day man.
josh travis plays with a back track and when i saw him play his bands spinning around in the opneing ripped the cord out of whatever he was possibly playing through and all you could hear was that sweet sweet backing track of guitar, uff da
Couldn't agree more on the Slash rig. i could literally get the same ton out of my prs se50 combo and my univox supreme.
Those Guitar World pics of rigs are strange. It’s like they list every piece of gear that player has ever used at one time or another.😂😂😂
Hey Fluff!!! Great video! This is kind of unrelated to the video but also kind of related to what you do. I am what you call a noob at recording and am always curious as to how you, or others are able to record an amp demo, or song, etc. and get those heavy tones without damaging your hearing? For example, the recent video you did for the Soldano 100 was showing that the amp volume was pretty high, yet there was no IEMs or earplugs to block out the noise. Do you run the amp through a load box and simply record into your DAW? Or is there some known way of recording an amp through a 2 or 4x12, in a home studio setup, without disturbing the neighbors or, worst yet, severely damaging your hearing. I apologize for the length of the comment but I am here to learn as much as I can. Anyone else who may have some help or advice, I’d greatly appreciate it!!! Have a great day!!!!!!
Load boxes. There's no way of recording a cab without disturbing the neighbors. Fluff usually tells what the signal chain is, so we know which load box he's using
Just rewatched the video. He's using just a cab and says that the amp is quite loud. Helps to live in a separate house :D
I'm definitely getting very proud of my bedroom rig these days I think I just might submit
I hope mike einzinger from incubus is on here, he's got a shit ton of pedals on his board
edit: I'm disappointed
Maybe next time
I need to resubmit my rig. Last one would have been a total roast had you gotten around to it. Finally have all my gear how I want it, need to take a photo this week.
So it looks like the Slash rig was running Marshal Vintage Moderns, which he was using on the VR Libertad tour. Probably 07-08?
I’m with you dude on having a tidy board I’m buying all my pedals first so I can get the right board and then make the correct length cables 😂😂
****** I watch Rig Rundown.... religiously. John 5 has always had my fav setup. A bunch of cool guitars, a few Marshalls, and 2-3 pedals. 👌👌 All ya need!!
Been waiting for this episode ever since you started this series. Please do more would love to know who the boards belong to even if it's just in the description.
In fairness john frusciante does use most of his pedalboard live to replicate stuff from the studio, he was really into analogue moog synths and processers and stuff on the later tours
I believe the one petal 'board' that had the pink boss petal was kurts (i believe idk of im right about that tho)
4:20 is Dustin kensrue from thrice’s rig from 2014 or 2016 he switched to a digital rig later though
12:05 This guy must be a big CM Punk fan lol 😂🤘
I watched Slash's rig rundown and he did not have all that shit. He had gate, overdrive, his sig fuzz/octave pedal, delay (2 different type if I remember correctly), reverb, and wah. The only thing he has on stage with him was wah. As far as heads.. He had 4 but was only running 2 at a time and 2 for backup. He had 2 JCM 800s and then his sig (2) Marshall which is essentially modded JCM 800s. His guitar tech does all of his switching for him including distortion so all his shit is behind the stage including a cab and a video monitor so his tech can hear and see him to know when to switch channels and shit.
This video Killed my OCD with all the messy boards, but then not knowing who the other boards belonged too drove me Wacky!!!! 🤯🔥🤘
The last one was Tool's Adam Jones, wasn't it? I think I saved this picture when I saw it somewhere just because it has that weird picture and whatnot on it.
2nd one was Brand New’s & the cabs are Janice’s
congrats on the 400k fluff,NZ
Call.me crazy but in think the more messy the board the cooler and more rock and roll it is. Case and point Adam Jones's board with the rack tuner, lol.
This is probably the funniest roast my rig of all time. LOL from Slash on I was dying!
One thing is certain...every guitarist rig that is depicted can play circles around Fluffy Girls endless drop tuned chugging...that we all can agree on. 🤯
That first and the third pedal boards looked like Vernon Reid's from a few years back.
Wow. There is nothing on Earth that would even make the phrase, "punch babies," let alone, "makes me want to punch babies," ever enter my mind. Decaf? Prozac?
faq. Can u you use that old PA to mix? nobody talks about using a PA to mix with.
Loving the shirt. Super awesome
Slash "Highly overrated, in my opinion..."
I knew I liked you. Cantrel and Tremonti are AWESOME and Slash is... meh, okay... overrated and turning closer to the edge of glam rock year after year.
You got my up vote fluff!
People are so afraid to say Slash is overrated
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Interesting that Tremonti and Slash have some overlap in that both play in bands that have Myles Kennedy as lead singer.
@@jeepnut1 I know that Myles Kennedy did some work with Slash, but I thought when Velvet revolver was just a "project" that Myles Kennedy got their interest, but Scott Weiland became the guy and Myles was never truly in a band with Slash. I am obviously no expert. I'm curious to know.
@@stevenjefferies9415 Myles is currently working with Slash in between Alter Bridge touring/recording schedules. Usually after an Alter Bridge record, they tour behind it for a year or so and then he goes to work with Slash.
Slash's last three solo records have all had Myles Kennedy on vocals. Those projects have all been billed as "Slash: Featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators."
Watch some rig rundowns from Premier Guitar. There's some stuff on there that looks like it was just kinda thrown in a pile. (Along with the good stuff, of course)
4th one is Dustin Kensrue's 2008 rig.
Of course ! There were no doubt about father Jerry's rig. The sickest of all time
Father Jerry gets 6 out of 5 beards, and a few mustaches in there too!
Sweet shirt Fluff!!
I own slashes 2555 head and I know that tone out of any guitar player using that head, his tone is very straight forward, to have his sound you need that head chorus, talk box, wah, delay and that's it
Hahah epic rants! Loved this one, and I gotta agree with you on most these rigs. Good job Fluff, 4-1/2 beards!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥💥
2nd rig was Jesse Lacey of Brand New. That band got me into jazzmasters, orange amps, fuzz and delay pedals. damn shame he may or may not be a predator.
Fluff, I love ya bud...but that last rig belongs to one of the best tones ever Mr. Adam Jones and I would LOVE to hear why you think Slash is overrated! Still one of my fave guitar channels though homes. You're doing the lords work.
The boss dc2w dimensions pedal is pretty awesome
I would have unsubbed had you given Father Jerry less than 5 beards....
I’d like to see your thoughts of local h’s rig. Scott handles guitar and bass duties with a modded guitar and it sounds incredible live!
I seen that slash rig diagram before in a magazine lol .nice rigs though
Classic crossbuster shirt, nice.
I love doug wimbishs pedal board
I actually had the guitar world magazine with that slash rig in it
That background music cracks me up
Man, the one with not connected Dimension C was lucky to get a beard! I would've have even given it a 12 year old's first whisker.
Hell yeah, great shirt
Just a random comment by a 15 year old player but. Slash isn't the best technical guitar player. But he has written some of the best guitar lines of all time. Idk just me but a guitar God isn't just someone who can play fast. But also play with emotions and write emotic music. He's what inspired me to pick up the guitar.
keep doing these pls!
Idk, I definitely do associate the moogerfooger ring modulator with John Frusciante. I'm sure I heard it on stadium arcadium somewhere.
whose was the 2nd rig?
12:06
-Fluff: The ugliest pedalboard ever!
-Adam Jones: :'(
What kind of tablet are you using ,Fluff?
IPad Pro
That last board was definitely Adam Jones from Tool.
the last pedalboard was by Adam Jones
Glad you pointed out Slash being overrated. Also yes his tone would not take the mess shown in the graphic. Its got to be a joke
Great video, but who do those atrocities belong too?!