Eddie Breckenridge

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Eddie Breckenridge
Background information
Born November 15, 1979 (1979-11-15) (age 32)
Origin Orange County, California
Genres Post-hardcore, experimental rock
Instruments Bass, vocals
Notable instruments
1976 Gibson Grabber

Eddie Breckenridge (born Edward Carrington Breckenridge on November 15, 1979) is the bass guitarist of the post-hardcore band, Thrice.[1] Breckenridge joined the band having virtually no experience playing the bass (he was a skating buddy of soon to be singer/guitarist Dustin and lead guitarist Teppei). He soon convinced his brother Riley to join as the band's drummer. Breckenridge has an elbow problem that prevents him from turning over his left hand fully (making fingering the fret board more difficult than usual).

He also enjoys World of Warcraft, crocheting, and biking. Breckenridge has also contributed ambient noise to an experimental track on Frantic Mantis's debut album via internet collaboration.

[edit] Equipment

  • 1976 Gibson Grabber Bass
  • Black home-made Grabber Bass
  • Wine Red Gibson Grabber Bass
  • Fender American Deluxe Precision Bass 5-String
  • Fender American Precision Bass
  • G&L L-2000 Bass
  • Fender Bass VI
  • Line 6 M13
  • Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler (with Line 6 Expression Pedal)
  • Boss RV Digital Reverb
  • Line 6 DM4 Distortion Modeler
  • Line 6 M13
  • ZVEX Fuzz Factory
  • Ernie Ball Volume Pedal
  • Ampeg SVT Classic Anniversary amplifier head
  • Ampeg SVT-8x10 cabinet
  • Ampeg B-15n
  • Nord Lead 2X 49-Key Synth

[edit] References

  1. ^ Loftus, Johnny. "Thrice". Allmusic. http://www.allmusic.com/artist/thrice-p472191/biography. Retrieved 15 August 2011. 

[edit] External links


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