King’s X

King’s X - XV

We talked to Michael Wagener, the producer of this album, about the effect used on the 12 in the intro to ‘Pray’. He told us, "That is a Guyatone WR3 Wah Rocker Effects pedal, a little purple stomp box."

King’s X - faith hope love

King’s X - Dogman

In the April, 1994 issue of Bass Player magazine, Doug stated that he used a 12-string bass to record ‘Human Behavior’. An 8-string bass was used for the song ‘Dogman’.

King’s X

King’s X - Ear Candy

The headstock of Doug Pinnick’s Hamer 12-string bass is shown in the liner notes. No 12 was included on any of the songs.

King’s X - Live All Over The Place

While Doug Pinnick typically plays a 12-string bass on some of the songs included on this album, the sound is poorly recorded off the board and unevenly mixed, which makes it very difficult to distinguish which songs might include a 12. The inside back cover shows Pinnick playing a left-handed Black Hamer 12-string bass.

king’s X - The Bigger Picture

The CD consists of demo recordings for the band’s 4th album. The 12-string bass is pictured twice.

King’s X - Tales From The Empire

This two-CD live album was recorded in Cleveland, Ohio on June 26, 1992. The 12-string bass is clearly heard on “We Were Born to be Loved” and may have been used on other songs.