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Rig Rundown: Band of Skulls

The English rock band travels heavy with Fender solidbodies and Gretsch semi-hollows while proving that pedal swaps make a group closer.

She rocks a classic tube tone when it comes to amps thanks to this 300W Fender Super Bassman that is always tuned to the vintage setting to help replicate the sound of her old Ampegs that have been retired from the road and only used for studio work.

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