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All Those YesterdaysAll Those Yesterdays Posts: 2,723
edited December 2005 in Musicians and Gearheads
Hey if any of you have seen clutch on tour I have a question. Due to the packed place last night at headliners, I couldn't see what two amps the lead guitarist was using. One looked like a really old marshal and couldn't get a glimpse of the other.

Side Note: I have never been a clutch fan but that new album is extremely cool.
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  • smarcheesmarchee Windsor, Ontario Posts: 14,539
    Hey man, not much of a guitar-freak so I couldn't tell you what he plays, though I am a HUGE Clutch fan, and have seen them at least 7 times. If you like their new album, you must get some of their previous albums. This band has progressed from heavy to stoner-ish to funk and now to a little bit of all with the addition of a full-time keyboardist.

    Nice to see some Clutch discussed on this forum
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  • All Those YesterdaysAll Those Yesterdays Posts: 2,723
    smarchee wrote:
    Hey man, not much of a guitar-freak so I couldn't tell you what he plays, though I am a HUGE Clutch fan, and have seen them at least 7 times. If you like their new album, you must get some of their previous albums. This band has progressed from heavy to stoner-ish to funk and now to a little bit of all with the addition of a full-time keyboardist.

    Nice to see some Clutch discussed on this forum


    I've heard all there albums. The first has some moments, but I never got into the other albums. But the latest one is amazing.
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  • enharmonicenharmonic Posts: 1,917
    Tim Sult uses a LOT of different gear. Lately, it's been McNaught guitars,a Marshall, and an Orange when I have seen them. He was big on SG's for the longest time though. Neil used a Zinky when I saw him in Baltimore.
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