I proudly use equipment from the following manufacturers (no sponsorships – at least not yet!):
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- Emerald Guitars
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- L.R. Baggs Pickups & Preamps
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- Boss Sound Products
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- Bose Pro Audio
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- MXR
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- Morningstar Controllers
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- TC Helicon
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- Taylor Guitars
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- D’Addario Capos/Cables
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- Elixir Strings
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- Shure Microphones
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- Line 6 Products
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- Clayton USA Custom Picks
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- Apple Products
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- Yamaha Guitars
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- Takamine Guitars
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- Ovation Guitars
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- Dean Guitars
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- Epiphone Guitars
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- Schecter Guitars
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- Wampler Pedals
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- AKG Microphones
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- Seymour Duncan Pickups
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- GraphTech Pickups
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- ProCo Products
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- Chauvet Lighting
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- IK Media Mounts
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- George L’s Cables
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- TKL Cases
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- SKB Cases
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- On-Stage Stands
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- DR Pro Stands
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- Neutrik Connectors
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- Shubb Capos
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- 1 Spot Power Supplies
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- Meinl Percussion
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- Jim Dunlop Accessories
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- NUX Effects
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- Thalia Capos & Accessories
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- Soundcraft
Pedalboard & Live Signal Chain
For those that are interested, here’s my current signal chain & pedalboard configuration for live performances. The new Boss RC600 Loop Station is a powerhouse, and actually acts as the mixer for my setup. Guitar and Mic are mixed in the Loop Station itself, and the output is sent directly to the Bose L1 Model II Loudspeaker System (or house sound setup).
Normal Guitar Signal Chain:
Emerald X10 w/LR Baggs Anthem pickup →
Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner →
MXR 10 Band EQ →
Dunlop Crybaby Mini Bass Wah →
TC Electronic Hall Of Fame 2×4 Reverb →
Boss RC-600 Loop Station
(includes two Boss FS7 control switches, and a Morningstar MC6 Pro MIDI Controller) →
Bose L1 Model II Loudspeaker System w/B2 subwoofer.
Normal Vocal Signal Chain:
Shure Super 55 Microphone →
TC Helicon Mic Mechanic Reverb & Delay →
Boss RC-600 Loop Station →
Bose L1 Model II Loudspeaker System w/B2 subwoofer.