Dee Dee Ramone - Equipment

Equipment

Dee Dee Ramone used Ampeg amplification during his entire career with the Ramones. His preferred bass guitars included:

  • Danelectro Bass: Natural, White pickguard, Rosewood fretboard (1974–1975)
  • Fender musicmaster bass: red, white pickguard, rosewood fretboard ( 1974–1975 )
  • Fender '62 Precision Bass: White, Tortoise pickguard, Rosewood fretboard (1975–1977)
  • Fender '75 Precision Bass: Black, Black pickguard, Maple neck (1975–1977)
  • Fender '76 Precision Bass: White, Black pickguard (changed to Red), Maple neck (1977–1983) (He used at least 3 such basses).
  • Fender '78 Precision Bass: Sunburst, Black pickguard, Maple neck (1982–1983) (He used at least 2 such basses).
  • Fender '79 Precision Bass: Black, White pickguard, Maple neck (1983–1988)
  • Fender '83 Precision Bass: White, White pickguard, Maple neck (1983–1988)
  • ESP Custom Precision Bass: Cream, White pickguard, Rosewood fretboard (1986–1988)
  • ESP Custom P-style Bass: Orange w. Spider Graphic, Rosewood fretboard (1986–1989)
  • ESP Custom Thunderbird Bass: Yellow w. Chinese Dragon Graphic and "Ramones" lettering, Rosewood fretboard (1988–1989)

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