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Rig Rundown: Bloc Party

Combine a few tried-and-true guitars, basses, and amps with several dozen pedals, and you’re on the right path to the British pop-rockers’ unique sound.

Although Lissack has a lot of amps, he tends to tour with a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. It’s a consistently good sounding amp and easy to pickup anywhere as a back-line rental when he is unable to bring his own.

Special thanks to Leif Bodnarchuk for taking us through this complex rig.

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