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Rig Rundown: Nine Inch Nails

Robin Finck and Alessandro Cortini create the perfect drug for NIN fans with a bevy of heavy-hitting custom guitars and basses and a high-tech hybrid setup that marries digital with analog.

Robin Finck bought his Jerry Jones Baritone 18 years ago at Black Market Music in Hollywood. He keeps it in standard baritone tuning, except the low note is an A instead of a B. He digs the lipstick pickups because they are “bright and piano-like for the low strings.”

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