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jam

26 players with sourced jam rigs.

guitar

Billy Strings

Solo artistWilliam Apostol

Flatpicking through pedals.

2 eras · 19 pieces
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Bob Weir

Bob Weir & Wolf Bros · Dead & Company · Grateful DeadRobert Hall Weir

The Grateful Dead's rhythm-guitar architect, from ES-335s and Ibanez customs to stereo Fat Jimmy rigs and an AC30-in-a-box at the Sphere.

6 eras · 28 pieces
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Brendan Bayliss

Umphrey's McGee

Umphrey's McGee co-founder: PRS single-cuts into Oldfield and Mesa amps.

2 eras · 10 pieces
guitar

Chris Houser

The Werks

The Werks' guitarist: Godin xtSA into a custom Mesa Mark V with a switcher-driven board.

1 era · 11 pieces
guitar

Daniel Donato

Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country

Nashville 'cosmic country' Tele player, from Broadway busking to jam-band stages.

1 era · 9 pieces
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Derek Trucks

Tedeschi Trucks Band · The Allman Brothers Band · The Derek Trucks Band

SG, slide, and an amp — no pedals in the way.

1 era · 4 pieces
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Dickey Betts

The Allman Brothers Band · Great Southern

Allman Brothers co-lead.

1 era · 3 pieces
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Duane Allman

The Allman Brothers Band · Derek and the Dominos · Hour Glass

Allman Brothers slide pioneer.

2 eras · 6 pieces
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Eric Krasno

Lettuce · Soulive

Soulive/Lettuce co-founder: semi-hollows, Fender combos and a gain-and-boost board.

2 eras · 15 pieces
guitar

Jake Cinninger

Umphrey's McGee

Umphrey's McGee's shredder: G&Ls and a 25-year-old switcher board.

2 eras · 12 pieces
guitar

Jerry Garcia

Grateful Dead · Jerry Garcia Band · Legion of MaryJerome "Jerry" Garcia

Doug Irwin customs and a famously clean, articulate Twin-powered tone.

5 eras · 30 pieces
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Jimmy Herring

Widespread Panic · Jimmy Herring & the 5 of 7 · Aquarium Rescue Unit

Widespread Panic's virtuoso: custom PRS into a wet/dry rig.

1 era · 9 pieces
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John Kadlecik

Dark Star Orchestra · Furthur

Dark Star Orchestra/Furthur guitarist with a Garcia-style preamp-and-power rig.

1 era · 10 pieces
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John Mayer

Solo artist · Dead & Company · John Mayer Trio

Strat-and-Dumble blues tone with pop polish.

9 eras · 67 pieces
guitar

Mihali

TwiddleMihali Savoulidis

Twiddle's frontman: hollow DGN Kalos guitars into a stereo-modded '74 Twin.

2 eras · 15 pieces
bass

Mike Gordon

Phish

Modulus, Languedoc basses and envelope fun.

4 eras · 21 pieces
bass

Oteil Burbridge

Dead & Company · The Allman Brothers Band · Aquarium Rescue Unit

Six-string groove master of Aquarium Rescue Unit, the Allman Brothers and Dead & Company.

2 eras · 9 pieces
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Peter Anspach

Goose

Goose guitarist/keyboardist: a Suhr Asato into a '64 Custom Deluxe Reverb.

1 era · 10 pieces
bass

Phil Lesh

Grateful Dead · Phil Lesh and Friends · Furthur

Lead-bass pioneer: Alembic quad-pickup basses through McIntosh power and the Wall of Sound, later Modulus sixes.

5 eras · 28 pieces
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Rick Mitarotonda

Goose

Goose frontman: PRS Hollowbody II into Mesa Express combos and a wall of Strymons; DeLuis Empress from 2023.

2 eras · 13 pieces
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Scott Murawski

Max Creek

Max Creek's guitarist since 1972.

2 eras · 5 pieces
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Steve Kimock

Steve Kimock Band · Zero · KVHW

Tone-obsessed improviser: a broken-in 50-watt Dumble and Tone Tubby speakers.

1 era · 6 pieces
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Tom Hamilton

Joe Russo's Almost Dead · Ghost Light · American Babies

Joe Russo's Almost Dead / Ghost Light: a delay-centric board into Fender amps.

2 eras · 13 pieces
bass

Trevor Weekz

Goose

Goose's bassist: an Elrick five-string into an Alembic F-1X and Bag End power.

3 eras · 14 pieces
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Trey Anastasio

Phish · Trey Anastasio Band · OysterheadErnest "Trey" Anastasio III

Languedoc hollowbodies, stacked Tube Screamers and Bob Bradshaw's racks, from the Mesa Boogie years to the Dumble era.

12 eras · 220 pieces
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Warren Haynes

Gov't Mule · The Allman Brothers Band

Les Pauls, Firebirds and a Soldano.

1 era · 7 pieces