Rig Rundown: Zao

Even on borrowed gear, the metalcore pioneers are able to bring the thunder with a handful of ESP guitars, some Mesa/Boogie firepower, and a stash of gnarly fuzz pedals.

Martin Lunn runs a cable from his bass to his Boss TU-2 tuner that sends the signal to his Abominable Electronics Oppressive Cult Destroyer Bass Overdrive. Both pedals live on top of his cab next to his amp. A Truetone 1 Spot powers the pedals.

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Rig Rundown: Zao

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Maxon AD999 Analog Delay

Mesa/Boogie Subway D800

Walrus Audio Phoenix

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