Like their 2002 Pop Disaster tourmates Green Day and blink-182 have recently done, Jimmy Eat World will be parting ways with some of their old gear on Reverb.com, and actually, the gear they’re selling includes two Orange Thunderverb 200 Watt amps that they used on the Pop Disaster Tour over 20 years ago. Their shop will also feature:
* Four Fractal AxeFX II XL controllers that were used on the band’s tours from 2016-2019
* Two Vox AC30C2 2×12 Combo amps were used as their B-rig during the band’s tours in the UK/EU
* A Nord Electro2 73-key Keyboard
* 32 signed touring posters
* A number of effects pedals, including a Line 6 POD X3 Modeler, three Line 6 DL4 Delay, and a Line 6 DM4 Distortion
“Over the years we’ve accumulated a lot of musical equipment. Some of that we’re not using anymore and we thought it’s time to offer that up for you,” says vocalist Jim Adkins in the video announcement. “There’s stuff we used for touring, there’s stuff we used for recording, there’s all kinds of instruments, there’s random things, there’s posters, amps, backdrops.”
The shop launches on November 20. Get more info here and see some pics of some of the gear/signed posters and the announcement video below.
Jimmy Eat World recently performed Futures in full for its 20th anniversary at a one-night-only Phoenix show, and you can watch watch that show in full now on Veeps. They have a few more upcoming shows and festivals scheduled at the moment, including Sonic Temple. Find the full list here.
