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Artist Spotlight :: Alejandro "Sasquatch" Campos

Bio

Alejandro

Born in San Luis Potosí, Mexico

I studied Graphic Design at the Faculty of Habitat at UASLP (Autonomous University of San Luis Potosi)

I started playing the guitar at 15 years old amazed by the grunge era. I started some bands until I formed Red Saw Machine, a Post Grunge band (Foo Fighters, Seether-like) and I started touring in Mexico with slight success until it dissolved after 5 years. A year later, together with an old friend from a punk rock band, I formed my current band Comanchet, a stoner rock band that has opened at major festivals and is currently producing their second EP and even their second LP.

What/Who inspired you to pick up your instrument?

Jerry Cantrell, first time I've heard "We Die Young", it was the best combination transcending from 80's metal to Grunge

I was in high school and someone played a tape of MTV’s reel of videos. When I saw Jerry Cantrell I immediately thought: "this dude is the sh*t!!! I have to do the same!!!" I even bought a crappy white Squire which was the only guitar I could afford at the time, which looked like Jerry's.

Also Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard and Mike McReady were a great influence.

What piece of musical advice would you give yourself if you could go back in time to the beginning of your musical journey?

Don't drop practicing freaking scales!!!! And don't sell guitars!!! (I regret selling a pair of Schecter's)

What keeps you excited about playing?

Playing loud to the crowd!! That energy that only the people and stage gives you is amazing, Incomparable.

Desert Island 3 pedal pedalboard (not including tuner)

Stone Deaf Fig Fumb Parametric Fuzz - The best fuzz I've ever played, it has so many textures and is a versatile fuzz. I can play anything Stoner or Doom with it

Earthquaker Devices Palisades 2 channel Overdrive - My kind of drive, a lot of knobs to play anything, also the best is that I can play a gentle OD riff then go to hell using channel 2 or even the boost gives fuzzy tones.

Earthquaker Devices Avalanche Run Delay/Reverb - Great Delay with reverb to soloing, Great textures and AMBIENCE, to relax or travel to space in those dark nights on the island!!

When you find yourself in a musical rut, what techniques do you do to break out of it?

I just wait for it to pass by, sometimes my mind is busy with personal things but sooner rather than later I return to that creative state.

Also sometimes hanging out with my best friend works (he's the bass player in my band) we sit down for a few beers and listen to music all day - that works just as well.

Who is your favorite artist/band today? And who was your favorite artist/band 10 years ago?

10 years ago it was Tool and now is Tool, great musicians, amazing in their territory, I think it only change that they have 1 more album.

When you find yourself in a music store - what is your go-to riff when test drive gear?

Queen's Hammer to Fall, They always have standard tuning so that's the song I love and that has everything I need to judge a guitar.

What is your most prized/charished piece of gear? And why?

My first custom build guitar, it's called The Sasquatch RD Custom, I always loved the RD shape, it's not a common shape so I like that and I love how it looks on stage, also, you know, obviously it has all the stuff I love in it.

What is the next big musical purchase you're hoping to save for?

More 4x12 cabs, I want to have 2 full stacks, louder, bigger, better!! I want to be heard on stage and 12 miles around!!

Gear Breakdown

Alejandro
Amps
Orange Rockerverb MKIII 100 and Orange OR100
Orange PPC412 and PPC212
Stereo Wet-Dry
Best sound for Stoner Rock, and takes amazing my favorite Fuzz pedals

Pedalboard
To front of Amp: Guitar > TC Polytune Mini > MusicomLab EFX MK IV Switcher > Walrus Luminary Poly Octaver > EQD Warden Compressor > EQD Palisades OD > EQD Cloven Hoof Fuzz - StoneDeaf Fig Fumb Fuzz > EQD Grand Orbiter Phaser > EQD Sea Master Chorus > TC Mimiq > AMPS

To RV FXLoop: FXLoop Send > EQD Hummingbird Tremolo > Strymon Brigadier Delay > EQD Avalanche Run Delay/Reverb > Keeley Katana Mini Boost > EQD Tone Job > FXLoop Return

After a hundred pedals tested over the years these are the best pedals that works for me, as you can see I can relay in one brand and I will marry a brand when they can offer great quality

The musicomlab switcher is one of the best affordable switchers I've tried
The Fig Fumb is the best Fuzz ever!! This is my favorite pedal.

Guitars
The Sasquatch RD Custom (w/Bareknuckle Warpig Set)
Fender Jazzmaster Standard (w/Bareknuckle Warpig Set)
Epiphone Brent Hinds Flying V Custom
ESP LTD Bill Kelliher Sparrowhawk
The Sasquatch FB Custom (w/SD Custom and Phat Cat P90)

Cables
Lava Cable - I send all my cables bellow the pedalboard, so I need to make custom lengths for each pedal. Hank, if you make your own model of the type of cables, I’ll be buying ASAP, you should consider this, it's a piece of the market you haven't targeted.
RATTLESNAKE CABLES - the best of the best!! I really love them!! I have 1 from guitar to my pedal board, 2 from my pedalboard to both amps, 2 for the FX loop, 1 stereo and 2 speaker cables

Utility
RATTLESNAKE ABY-Splitter box for switching the amps channels

Straps
ESO Bass Straps, my kind of straps, too bad they are out of business

Picks
Clayton - Acetal custom printed with the name of the band and my logo


Bands / Projects

https://comanchet.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/comanchet
https://www.instagram.com/comanchetband/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0H8xpkA3j4DANySAOlOA5l?si=tNNSbailSF-KoBTNEZxtWg
https://music.apple.com/mx/artist/comanchet/1441753685 https://music.amazon.com/artists/B07KBB54DF/comanchet


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George Rodgers
George Rodgers
7/20/2022
I decided to endorse this company after doing some research and finding that Rattlesnake makes excellent cables and they use the best connectors and wiring, not the cheesy components you can get Guitar Center. They also come in funky colors including one that actually looks like a Rattlesnake!. Made... Read
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Michael Chavez
2/2/2022
Bought brown snake skin cable for my guitar. The skin on this snake will never break Nothing flimsy on this product external and internally. People come up to me during gig to ask about the snake skin. Hell no one ever talks to me . The website was easy peasy. Push a button and it was at my door by... Read
Ben Arnold
Ben Arnold
10/5/2023
Rattlesnake Cable Company makes absolutely fantastic cables. The price for their cables is a bit high, but you most certainly get what you pay for! I have 4 Rattlesnake cables, two so-called SnakeHead cables and 2 Standard Cables. All Rattlesnake cables have a weave surrounding the normal rubber... Read
George Rodgers
George Rodgers
7/20/2022
I decided to endorse this company after doing some research and finding that Rattlesnake makes excellent cables and they use the best connectors and wiring, not the cheesy components you can get Guitar Center. They also come in funky colors including one that actually looks like a Rattlesnake!. Made in the USA these cables have been tested on my last 2 gigs and they performed flawlessly. I highly recommend these cables for all your guitar and sound system needs. They have a customer service that actually answers your questions promptly!
Michael Chavez
Michael Chavez
2/2/2022
Bought brown snake skin cable for my guitar. The skin on this snake will never break Nothing flimsy on this product external and internally. People come up to me during gig to ask about the snake skin. Hell no one ever talks to me . The website was easy peasy. Push a button and it was at my door by my next gig. Price is very fair for this high quality product You will save money in the long run. No embarrassment moments when playing and the cable starts making noise.
Ben Arnold
Ben Arnold
10/5/2023
Rattlesnake Cable Company makes absolutely fantastic cables. The price for their cables is a bit high, but you most certainly get what you pay for! I have 4 Rattlesnake cables, two so-called SnakeHead cables and 2 Standard Cables. All Rattlesnake cables have a weave surrounding the normal rubber insulation you would find on any type of cable. This "weave" is a sheathing that protects the cable. This weave not only looks great but is also a wonder to behold in and of itself. It's somehow both virtually rock hard but still flexible - so your can step on your cable, you can roll over it with your desk chair, you can drop something heavy on it - and your cable will be 100% fine! This is also where the difference between a "SnakeHead cable" and a "Standard cable" comes into play. The weave, being as sturdy as it is, isn't something you want rubbing the finish off of your favorite guitar. So the SnakeHead versions have about a 1-1.5' length of un-sheathed cable on one end, so you don't scratch up that beautiful paint job on your guitar. The Standard Cables are fully sheathed with the weave and are meant to be used to run from your pedalboard to your amp or whatever other use you may have for them. Finally, each Rattlesnake cable is hand soldered and made to order. For example my two SnakeHead versions both are 15' long and have gold plated Neutrik plugs on each end (as opposed to bare nickle Neutrik plugs). One has a 90° plug on the "board/amp" end and a straight plug on the instrument end and has a weave color called Sidewinder Red. My other SnakeHead has 90° plugs on both ends and has a weave color called Green Ivy. My two Standard Rattlesnake cables are 10' long with straight Neutrick nickle plugs, and one is white and the other is black. I use these to run from my pedal board to my two amps for a stereo setup. If you want true quality and reliability from your instrument cables (plus a few other types of cables they are now making, along with custom made cable looms) you cannot go wrong with Rattlesnake Cable Company.

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