ClearSonic Artist Feature: Guitarist & Berklee Instructor Scott Tarulli

Welcome to the inaugural ClearSonic Artist Feature! This is a space to feature artists and the ClearSonic products they use. Our first featured artist is guitarist Scott Tarulli. 

Scott has been a Professor at Berklee College of Music for over 12 years, where he teaches private students and professional guitar labs. When Scott isnʼt busy teaching, he is maintaining a multi-faceted career as a session musician, composer, writer and clinician earning a reputation as a uniquely talented hired gun guitarist.

Aside from spending time as a busy Boston local sideman and touring artist, Scott performs live and records with players like Jerry Marotta, Tony Levin, Mark Egan, Ira Coleman, Nile Rodgers, Steve Gadd, Abe Laboriel, The Temptations, Bernard Purdie, Chuck Rainey, Peter Eldridge, and Guthrie Govan, to name a few.

His touring schedule includes live performances, master classes, and various clinics. Tarulli has performed in various cities and countries - LA, Paris, Umbria(Italy), London, Nashville, New York and all around the East Coast.

Scott has released three albums under his own name: “Transitions”(2002), “September in Boston: Live”(2004), and "Anytime, Anywhere" (2012) and has a lengthy discography as a sideman.

Scott has ClearSonic A1824x3 and A1824x2 amp shields that he sets up as a as a 'W' shape to cover both amps and have a center panel between them that keeps them separated in the mix.


Here's what he had to say about them:

"I’m using a two panel plexiglass with a 3 panel to isolate two amps on stage. Sometimes I’ll use just the 3 panel if I’m using one amp. These are always a great tool to keep a great sounding tube amp at healthy volumes while keeping the direct sound from [the amp] going directly out."




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