Adam Jones of TOOL rig (from Dunlop TV)
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2019
- Old Rig Rundown from Dunlop TV for Adam Jones of Tool
RIP Frank
Link to Justin Chancellor’s Rig
• Justin Chancellor of T...
Here is a link to the ORIGINAL video that has slightly higher quality: • Video
And here is Justin Chancellor’s Bass Rig video:
• Video
The way he paused after being asked what he cleans the talk tube with makes me think he doesn't actually clean it.
R.I.P. Frank. You must have been an amazing tech to have. Very thorough. Cheers
Maybe he should have listened all those times Adam told him to keep his lips off his Talk Tube
I love that Adam has a towlie sticker on his amp.
And Zeppelin and ...Stimpy? lol
@BenjiBanks, you should not and neither should He.
Because adam jones - wanna get high?
Did some say theirs a towilie ban
Damn, Frank passed away? R.I.P
I've watched this video a bunch of times, because in my opinion Adam Jones has one of the best sounds of any guitarist. Now if only I could afford a Diezel head....
The most I can hope for is a Diezel preamp pedal.
Those Diezel heads are insane. Maybe my ears aren't trained enough but I am really satisfied with just a tube pre-amp and a Vox tube amp. Played on it today, total cost w/o guitar is maybe 1500 euros. To me anything above that is just looking out for perfection.
@@johantitulaer1052 you're not wrong. mid level gear is just fine, high level gear like the VH4 and boutique amps are like Lamborghini's, a statement of wealth lmao. I use a Peavey 6505+ and am very satisfied with my sound.
I have one. It’s cheaper here in Europe than a Mesa. It sounds amazing for this tone, thrash, fluid leads & cleans.
Adam Jones stays on channel 3 of his Diezel VH4's pretty much all the time. Channel 2 of the Diezel VH2 is modeled after the VH4's channel 3.
The VH2 is 2 channels and half the price.
I bet Adam felt bad when Frank died. I didn't know he passed until recently. That dude has been with the band for a long time. To me the most intriguing is that synthesizer on the floor with the pedals. I would love to try something like that.
That floor synth is awesome.
Reflection
Frank's real, no bs, trustworthy guitar tech
And Bass player for Bible Black. Chris's Bible Black Bass lines matter.
Rest in power to Frank. Facilitated the live element of one of the greatest guitar tones ever crafted.
Finally someone re uploaded this again!! Thank you!
Why the f**k did Dunlop take it down?
@@alanwake7143 They didn't take it down they just unlisted it
@@christmeister Same question applies either way: why?
RIP Frank. You were a legend sir.
Love the video. But being a drummer. These guys spoke Neptune to me…… I seen buttons,boxes,knobs,switches and petals. I have no clue what any of them do. But I do know what comes out of them is so pure, genuine, thought reflecting and amazing. It’s in my bloodstream and soul and I need it daily.
Don't blow it
Keep it simple
Count yo money
That synth sounded gorgeous
4:15 Towelie)
Massive rig.
Damn- now that's a rig- the pedals are pretty minimal but- the synths are super cool and those are some bad ass amps. I still don't understand how he gets that distortion sound he uses all the time- it has such beautiful, complex harmonics in it- the waves sound very squared off and separated- you can almost hear each individual peak. I bet it's that MXR dyna comp combined with the Marshal and the humbuckers I'm hearing. I don't know if anyone else knows what I'm even referring to- but I bet Adam would. You only hear it plainly when he hits like a power chord and holds it for a second- it's an amazing distortion- the best I've ever heard. I have synesthesia- it just means you associate certain color or images with sounds- that's one way it manifests itself anyway. The image in my head that goes with his sound is very odd- it's a metal grill like you see on a barber's clippers- you know, the grill that sticks out and keeps the razor from contacting your skin. It's big though- like it's on some huge industrial machinery or something- and I can hear that sound emanating from it. One of these days I'm going to animate what I'm seeing in my head digitally- imo it captures their sound so well- it is their sound. The colors I see with it are chrome and black.
the dyna comp is only used on the talkbox signal, looks like. i would think his distortion would come from his unique combination of amplifiers
@@lxxwj I've played through those amps though- and it didn't sound right, he's adding something somewhere somehow. I will say I didn't hear it when I saw them live- they still had a great sound but this aspect was missing. But tbh it was so loud- it's hard to say, I don't like going to concerts for this reason- they have it so loud it loses so much nuance and articulation at times it just sounds like mush. Tool did better than most, I will say that- it never sounded like mush but- it wasn't their best show. The venue (Little Rock) sucked- it was way over policed, no alcohol after 9 o'clock, no cigarettes, nothing allowed- and cops everywhere, arresting ppl left and right before show started. But it put the crowd in a shitty mood, and I think the band could tell that- they tried and they played beautifully, of course- didn't miss a lick, but the energy wasn't there. It felt like they just wanted to get done and go- and tbh I felt the same. I was kind of glad when it was over.
@@stoneysdead689 you'd need to play through all 3 amps, at the same time and with the same cabinets that he has. he uses duncan distortion pickups from the 90's as well. im sure its the 3 amp setup that really gives his tone the nuance
The cabs explain why I spent years playing the bass parts on guitar without even realizing it. It's almost like the guitar holds down the low end AND the high end. And the bass is crushing the high end AND the low end. It's why NOBODY sounds like Tool.
So has the amp been modified? "No no one fucks with it.". Dave Friedman enters the room...
lol yeah... i mean it hasn't been hot-rodded or anything. But it's no longer a stock super bass.
Frank just insults synth playing in general when he casually remarks "well he get all sorts of goofy sounds out of it".
And then you see an amp that you actually own in a rig rundown of the great Adam Jones! My life is complete (okay, it's the Roland that he only uses for the talkbox, an amp my dad gave me when I played a small gig, but nevertheless: I HAVE AN AMP THAT ADAM JONES USES/USED)--- now, where do I get the talent to play guitar at a level like that?
just send a message to Harry Manback, he will give you info...
I picked up a 79' Silverburst in October. Holy fuck is it a beautiful guitar and beautiful sounding!
thanks
That's his primary Super Bass, but it's not his only one. In the Reading '93 pro-shot, he's running another one alongside this one that has the more common rocker switches. That other Super Bass can be seen during most Ozzfest '98 footage.
Speaking of the Reading 93 pro-shot. What pedals is he running? He seems to have an extremely small board at that show.
@@NobodyNewsNetwork I think at the time, it was really just a Boss DD-3 and and EQ (likely his DOD).
@@lastgreathand-drawnproduct3843 Thanks man. I appreciate it.
LOL hes got a big Stimpy on the back of his fiddle.
You can now buy the 535q crybaby, which is the next pedal on my list. Good to know that's what he uses. gotta make some adjustments to my board now for sure.
That was a mistake...it is not a 535q. Adam uses its predecessor which is called the BB535(black) or the CB535(chrome). There are also different revisions of that wah. Rev 1 says nothing, then rev 2 and 3 are listed on the bottom. Adam is believed to use rev 2 but there is no real difference between the revisions except for the pot. You want the BLACK pot
@@sheltonslater3228 I do love my 535q
Roland Cube 👍👍. I love those amps. I wonder if it’s a 60 or an 80.
Adam's guitar tech was Stephen Root?!
lol!! Adam works with the Man in the High Castle for those Tones!
10 effects pedals but let's just quickly point at 3 of them. Now I have to search if Premier Guitar has an Adam Jones rig rundown.
There isn't one, I wish there was though.
Yeah I feel like I don't know any more than I did going in...
For real.. MXR does their typical.. roll out the hipster and talk over the guy who knows things. Terrific. And the camera guy.. dude it's a RIG rundown not a personal interview. Show the GEAR, not faces
rip frank :(
0:47 ren and stimpy art work
Frank man…legit dude not feeding into the lameness of camera and mic dude
no wonder he gets that chest pumping tone he's using a bass cab!
Man, let the guy speak...
Have you got the video of Justin's rig? Only way I know to access that is through the Wayback Machine.
Sorry no, up until recently I could still access it even though it was no longer public, but it's set to private now.
@@acledfloyd Yeah I remember if you had the link you could still visit as it was 'Unlisted'. Not to worry, thanks for this reupload at least!
@@ainsbass Got it ua-cam.com/video/7EpqVOBMLik/v-deo.html
@@acledfloyd Amazing nice one!
Good old covid-free days 01:11
"What's a Talkbox?!?!?" Jesus Christ, I feel ancient at this moment!! Come on man! Aerosmith, Peter Frampton, Nazerath, Eagles, Steely Dan.....i could go on....but damn dude!?!?!
I took that to be a rhetorical question, but maybe not......
Dont forget Adam Jones
@@louieliamlennyandbenny8751 Ahhhhh, of course. Was thinking that was an obvious one though
😁
Imma steal his effects
Does anybody know how the hell was connected that talk box to the Roland cube? Or Is it just for the mic sound? Help
The talkbox works by disable the sound from the main amp and comes out of the amp in the pedal through the tube. When he “talks” with it, the mic picks up the sound which plays through the Roland Cube with the sustain pedal.
@@peterliesel6020 what was that red pedal used for extra sustain ahead of the Roland Cube amp though? Looked like some kind of MXR pedal, but not sure which kind.
@@99bajakiddyna comp
And with this video the gear head community feels whole.
RIP, Chris
was a pleasure meeting you...
wish you'd have let me know where my Eclipse ended up, but then none of us knew you'd be leaving us so very prematurely.
I bet he plays pneuma with that keyboard
did Frank pass away? Does anybody know what kind of Roland amp that is???
Yes, Christopher “Frank” Leahey passed away Dec 8, 2014.
It looks like a Roland Cube amp. I don't know which wattage it is. They all looks so similar.
According to Equipboard it is a Roland Cube 15. Here's the link if you wanna check it out. equipboard.com/pros/adam-jones
@@WyWyOG It's a Roland Cube 60 (judging from the number of knobs)
@@christmeister Oh cool, thanks for the info.
garc96 so we meet again mesa haha
does anyone know what brand and gauge size strings he uses
Ernie Ball 10-52 Skinny Top Heavy Bottom
Why does the tech look like Danny’s older brother 💀
yo what the fuck i didnt know he put the guitar through a talk box
What happened to the old Justin Chancellor vid?
ua-cam.com/video/3Kat6WNUS-k/v-deo.html&feature=emb_title
I hate edgy camera work.
you should have seen the '90s
Filmed with a potato
Least informative rundown ever
Zoso sticker
Where?
I see it on the bass amp
Rare opportunity to see the gear rundown, and you barely got any info. Learn how to ask really questions about his gear. Any other gear rundown video averages 40 minutes. Wtf
Dunlop TV was always inferior to Premier Guitar Rig Rundowns
That sucked
:(
No other video of Adams pedalboard out there, I think this video is pretty awesome.