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− | This is the equipment [[Sting]] used for recording the [[Reggatta de Blanc ]] album. | + | This is the equipment [[Sting]] used for recording the [[Reggatta de Blanc (album) | Reggatta de Blanc]] album. |
=Gear breakdown= | =Gear breakdown= | ||
* [[Fender Fretless Precision]] | * [[Fender Fretless Precision]] | ||
* [[1979]] Ibanez "Musician" fretless bass | * [[1979]] Ibanez "Musician" fretless bass | ||
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+ | [[Sting]] may have also used a Kramer bass. There's a photo of him holding one while sitting in a chair at [[Surrey Sound Studios]] - ca. February [[1979]]. | ||
=Quotations and trivia= | =Quotations and trivia= |
Revision as of 23:36, 2 August 2021
Sting's studio gear for recording Reggatta de Blanc | |
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Artist: | Sting |
Band or ensemble: | The Police |
Time gear used: | YYYY - YYYY |
Contents
Introduction
This is the equipment Sting used for recording the Reggatta de Blanc album.
Gear breakdown
- Fender Fretless Precision
- 1979 Ibanez "Musician" fretless bass
Sting may have also used a Kramer bass. There's a photo of him holding one while sitting in a chair at Surrey Sound Studios - ca. February 1979.
Quotations and trivia
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See also
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External links
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References and footnotes
source: the Fender bass can be seen in studio photos from February 1979, the Ibanez bass can be seen in studio photos from the summer of 1979