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J Mascis
Dinosaur Jr.
The wizard of loud. His high-volume, fuzz-drenched solos laid the groundwork for grunge and shoegaze, combining Neil Young-esque melody with the sheer sonic force of full Marshall stacks.
3 Eras
13 Gear Items
SIGNATURE TONE
Deafening, fuzzy, and melodic. A wall of Marshalls pushed by a Big Muff and Tube Driver, with a Jazzmaster providing the articulation to cut through the sludge.
SIGNAL CHAINS BY ERA
Explore how the rig evolved over time
1
You're Living All Over Me Era (1987-1988)
1987-1988 4 items
The defining noise. A Jazzmaster into a Big Muff and a full Marshall stack created a sound that was both melodic and deafening.
2
Where You Been Era (1993-1994)
1993-1994 4 items
Commercial peak. More layered textures and acoustic interludes, but the live rig remained a wall of volume.
3
Reunion / Modern Era (2007-Present)
2007-Present 5 items
The legend returns. Three full stacks live, a massive pedalboard, and signature Squier Jazzmasters.