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The Tools
This page details some of the instruments Nash has
used to help create his distinctive sound.
about the equipment,
and see .
Nash's famous 'skull' electric mandolin, 8 string.
The Crumar Multiman - heavily used by Nash on the albums 'Children of the
Night' and 'Normal'.
The Roland Rhythm 55,below, was used on tracks like 'Swing Shift'
and 'Dead Mans Curve', also on early FM stuff. (circa 1975).
The Elka Programmable drum set - this produced the famous rhythm on
Danger Zone (after Nash had fiddled around with it !!).
Roland D50 synthesiser ( used on the album 'Thrash')
Roland SH101 synthesiser (also used on 'Thrash')
Alesis HR16 drum machine
Linn Drum machine
The distinctive drum sounds on the'American Bandages' album were produced
by the Linn drum computer.
Korg Polysix Synthesiser
Roland JV-1010 synth module - the latest box of noises to join Nash's kit list
The Tascam DA88 digital recorder
Effects
The Maestro Echoplex tape delay echo chamber, used by Nash on all the
early albums.
One of Nash's favourites,the Boss Metal Zone, used on 'Thrash'.
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