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Rig Rundown: Black Pistol Fire

As one half of a two-piece outfit, guitarist/vocalist Kevin McKeown shows how a few hollowbodies, Fender combos, and a packed pedalboard help him create a blues-rock ruckus.

The last amp in the onstage equation for Kevin is a Fender Super Reverb. Although the amp is set for a clean tone, he puts a Cusack Screamer in front of the amp to get it to break up sooner without making the audience suffer.

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