Scott Allen Project gear 

Scott Allen proudly uses:

Vigier Guitars -  www.vigierusa.com

                     

This is my number 1! It is nicknamed Ocean. It is a Vigier Excalibur Custom. The finest guitar you can get your hands on!

This is my co-number one! it is nicknamed Urban! It is a Vigier Excalibur Supra 7! This one get;s a lot of work in the studio and on stage!

This is my main backup guitar. It is nicknamed Fire, and even though it is a back up it is one badass guitar. It get's a lot of work in the studio!

Another look at Ocean!

Another look at Urban!

Another look at Fire!

Dimarzio Pickups and Straps - www.dimarzio.com

                           

The pickups in Ocean are Dimarzio's! The neck pickup is a FRED, the middle pickup is an FS-1 and the bridge pickup is an EVO 2! The straps are Dimarzio black clip-lock. The guitar is strung with SIT strings pure steels gauge .009-.042.

The pickups in Urban are also Dimarzio's! The neck pickup is a Liquifire 7, the middle is a Dimarzio but the model I am not sure. The bridge pickup is a Crunch lab 7! the strings are SIT strings pure steel gauge .009-.056. The straps are Dimarzio clip lock.

The pickups in Fire are also Dimarzio's! The neck pickup is a Liquifire, the middle pickup is a FS-1 and the bridge pickup is a Evolution. The strings are SIT strings pure steel gauge .009-.042.The straps are Dimarzio clip lock!

Morley Pedals - www.morleyproducts.com

        

Featured on Scott's pedal board are the Morley Little Alligator volume pedal, and the Morley Bad Horsie Wah pedal.

SIT Strings - www.sitstrings.com

                            

All of Scott's guitars are strung with SIT strings. The Vigier Excalibur Custom Ocean and Fire are strung with SIT Pure Steel strings .009-.042. On the Vigier Supra 7 Urban the strings are SIT Pure Steel 7 string set .009-.056.

George L Cables - www.georgelsstore.com

      

Scott's rig is wired with George L Cables. All the connections in the rack and all pedals and main cables are George L's.

Peavey Amplifiers - www.peavey.com

   

Scott's current live rig is downsized! The Amp is a Peavey 6505 mh which is paired with the small rig pedal board. This is the tiny cricket! Small but deadly!

The live Rig:

  

 

The live rig consists of a Peavey Valveking and Peavey 3120 as the main tone. In the rack there is a Furman Power Conditioner, Lexicon MPX-100 Multi Effects, DBX 166 Compressor/Limiter, and BBE 362 NR Sonic Maximizer/Noise Reducer. The pedals in the rack are a Boss DS-1 which is fed into the front of the Dry head, and a Boss HR-2 Harmonizer and a MXR noise clamp in the effects loop of the wet head. All rack effects and pedals are fed into a Custom Audio Electronics audio controller.

The Pedal Board:

The Big Rig Pedal board consists of a Custom Audio Electronics RS-10 controller which controls all of the channel switching and effects switching. There is also a Morley Bad Horsie Wah, a Morley Little Alligator Volume pedal, and a Boss TU-12 tuner. All the cables are George L cables.

The small rig pedal board. This is where all of the effects in the small rig come from. The MXR Carbon copy and Boss HR-2 Harmonist go into the effects loop of the Peavey 6505. The Morley Bad Horsie is the most used part of the effects going into the front of the 6505. The additional sounds come from a MXR Custom Baddass Modified overdrive, a MXR EVH Phase 90, and a MXR EVH Flanger. This board is powered by a Dunlop DC brick.

 

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Previous events

Sep29

Scott Allen Project supports Kingdom Come

Holy Diver, 1517 21st Street, Sacramento, California

Time to get it on as Scott Allen Project supports Kingdom Come at the Holy Diver in Sacramento! Doors are at 6:30 show starts at 7 pm. All ages! 

$20

Jun15

Scott Allen Project supports Uli Jon Roth

Holy Diver, 1517 21st Street, Sacramento, California

Scott Allen Project supports the legendary Uli Jon Roth for a night of six string fireworks. Don't miss it!

Pre Sell $18 day of show $20

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