Guitars used by Mark this tour?

[jbaent]

Yesterday in Indianapolis he only used that guitar for the Romeo outtro 

[ds1984]

Yesterday in Indianapolis he only used that guitar for the Romeo outtro 

Maybe he found out it not that suitable.

[dmg]

Yesterday in Indianapolis he only used that guitar for the Romeo outtro 

Sounds better on that solo IMO (from the audience video anyway) but it doesn't help him play it any better.  There aren't many pleasing outros from this tour at all in fact. 

I've always liked the Don Grosch sound on Piper.  It's irrelevant which guitar he uses on it now anyway since he only backs John and Mike initially, then Graeme and Tom.

[rmarques821]

Yesterday in Indianapolis he only used that guitar for the Romeo outtro 

Sounds better on that solo IMO (from the audience video anyway) but it doesn't help him play it any better.  There aren't many pleasing outros from this tour at all in fact. 

I've always liked the Don Grosch sound on Piper.  It's irrelevant which guitar he uses on it now anyway since he only backs John and Mike initially, then Graeme and Tom.

The R&J outro solos from the Tracker Tour were always a highlight for me. This tour, only the Milano version is worthy of praise

[PensaGhost]

Yesterday in Indianapolis he only used that guitar for the Romeo outtro 

Sounds better on that solo IMO (from the audience video anyway) but it doesn't help him play it any better.  There aren't many pleasing outros from this tour at all in fact. 

I've always liked the Don Grosch sound on Piper.  It's irrelevant which guitar he uses on it now anyway since he only backs John and Mike initially, then Graeme and Tom.

ye, the Blue Pensa is basically a Don Grosh with a better look and a 2x price

[border_reiver]

Yesterday in Indianapolis he only used that guitar for the Romeo outtro 

Sounds better on that solo IMO (from the audience video anyway) but it doesn't help him play it any better.  There aren't many pleasing outros from this tour at all in fact. 

I've always liked the Don Grosch sound on Piper.  It's irrelevant which guitar he uses on it now anyway since he only backs John and Mike initially, then Graeme and Tom.

ye, the Blue Pensa is basically a Don Grosh with a better look and a 2x price

Best guitar comment ever!   

[border_reiver]

Looks as if he's using the neck pickup which appears to be a variation of a gold foil.

[diremark86]

It really is a beautiful looking guitar, the wood grain, and of course, no inlays on the neck. Man is good to see him playing a neck without inlays again, BUT, it didn't seem to have enough bite to me last night.

[TheTimeWasWrong]

Looks as if he's using the neck pickup which appears to be a variation of a gold foil.

From Guy’s forum:

Doc, I’ve been reading up on Mark’s new Pensa Tele and its pickups, a Guyatone-style Gold Foil pickup in neck and a Suprocaster pickup in bridge, both made by Gemini Pickups in the US (not the UK company by the same name). The original pickups that these pickups are based on are particularly popular among slide players, especially guys like David Lindley, Ry Cooder and Blake Mills. Tell your boss to whip out a heavy glass slide and play that guitar through a Tweed-style amp on the verge of break-up. I think you’ll all be very delighted. Cheers, Tom

[hunter]

It really is a beautiful looking guitar, the wood grain, and of course, no inlays on the neck. Man is good to see him playing a neck without inlays again, BUT, it didn't seem to have enough bite to me last night.

I understand that thinline guitars have a softer sound than regular solidbody electrics. Less cutting.

[kaleo74]

It's whatsoever guitare for me, nothing that makes you say "wow", after the "shit band", here comes the time for the "shit guitar". With all due respect to Rudy.

[hunter]

It's whatsoever guitare for me, nothing that makes you say "wow", after the "shit band", here comes the time for the "shit guitar". With all due respect to Rudy.

What?

[TheTimeWasWrong]

[PensaGhost]

I just noticed Danny is in front of MK