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It changes all the time, but today would be:

Firebird w/Duncan SM1n & SM3b pickups and Bigsby
Hartman Germanium fuzz
Traynor YBA4

2018 update:

'63 Fender Jaguar, '64 Fender Reverb Unit, and '62 Fender Bassman:



If I can't use the Fender Reverb Unit, then I'd go with my Fulltone Octafuzz.

60th Anniv Classic Jazzmaster
Either a ProCo Dirty Rat or Zvex Fuzz Factory
My 90s 65RI Twin Reverb with a master volume mod

Recording with this combo on Monday, gonna be wild, first time recording with either the JM or TRRI

I earlier picked a pedal I didn't have...it seemed silly at the time. Now I've bought the Shallow Water

If we're picking from our own stuff:

-parts JM
-79 princeton reverb
-shallow water

From my own stuff-
Homemade SG Special style electric>Boss DS-1>Fender Champion 40
This is my setup for the band anyway so I'm not missing much.

Fender Esquire
Fender Reverb unit
Fender Champ

MY:

Lefty MIJ Fende Jazzmaster w/Novak PUs
Strymon Timeline
Bad Cat Cub IIR w/ 1x12 Cab

(Though, if a tuner is not a given, then i'd use that)

Jazzmaster
some sort of tape echo
narrow panel tweed deluxe

'65 Jazzmaster
SF Princeton Reverb
EHX MM Deluxe (big box)

That's easy it's what I have! 1965 Reissue Jazzmaster in Firemist Silver, 1973 Traynor YGM-3 amp with upgraded Celestian which is pretty much a Deluxe Reverb with EL84s. Pedal is a Joyo Vintage Overdrive - a truly decent tubescreamer clone with the best chip and the bass cut fixed for £25 new! Edit - if I could get either of my refin 65 spaghetti logo Tele's back I'd let my JM go. Ditto my old 65 candy red jaguar. One of the Tele's and the Jag resurfaced on eBay a couple of years back and it was torture!

I'm thinking I could do quite a bit with just my...

Tele > Tronographics Rusty Box > Princeton Reverb

The Tele is just the best playing and sounding guitar I've ever held and it oozes inspiration whenever I pick it up. The Rusty Box is a fantastic overdrive, EQ, and preamp and has allowed me to get a fantastic sound even out of the worst amps. My old Princeton Reverb is just a lovely, lovely amp that is loud and lightweight enough to handle just about any situation I would find myself in.

StevenO wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 11, 2018 3:41 am

I'm thinking I could do quite a bit with just my...

Tele > Tronographics Rusty Box > Princeton Reverb

The Tele is just the best playing and sounding guitar I've ever held and it oozes inspiration whenever I pick it up. The Rusty Box is a fantastic overdrive, EQ, and preamp and has allowed me to get a fantastic sound even out of the worst amps. My old Princeton Reverb is just a lovely, lovely amp that is loud and lightweight enough to handle just about any situation I would find myself in.

The Rustybox is based on an old Traynor bass preamp?

I believe so, yeah. It does the Albini thing, but I'm not going for those sounds. I dial it up with the treble knob low, bass to taste (depends on the amp), and the midrange quite high for a Tweedy breakup sound.

Right now it would be my Jarman Musguar into my Orange TH30. No pedals required.

My PSVI, My Bassbreaker 45 head and basterdized Traynor cab (EVM 15B and Eminence Hempdog 12) an EHX Russian Muff Reissue. So my current band rig less the tuner pedal....