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What guitar does Coco Montoya play?
Coco Montoya has said he played Stratocasters made for him, left-handed bodies with right-handed necks strung upside down, through Steve Carr's amps and a Fulltone Full-Drive 2. In 2017 his board was also seen with TC Electronic Shaker and Flashback pedals and a Dunlop Cry Baby.
Where to start with Coco Montoya's gear.
What guitars Coco Montoya uses: a sourced gear guide
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Guitars
“I use Stratocasters that were made for me that started in my second time with John Mayall.”
Amps
“Even though I have been using Steve Carr's amps forever”
“I had a Super Reverb and Tube Screamer and that was it.”
Pedals
“I use the Fulldrive, the blue pedal, not the Mosfet, the one before that”
About Coco Montoya's gear.
What guitar does Coco Montoya play?
He has said he played Stratocasters made for him since his second stint with John Mayall: left-handed bodies with right-handed necks, so the strings run upside down.
What amp does Coco Montoya use?
He has said he has been playing Steve Carr's amps from Pittsboro, North Carolina for years. In his early years he played a Fender Super Reverb with a Tube Screamer.
What pedals does Coco Montoya use?
He has said he played the blue Fulltone Full-Drive 2. His 2017 board was also seen with a TC Electronic Shaker, a TC Electronic Flashback and a Dunlop Cry Baby wah.
Coco Montoya is the left-handed blues guitarist and singer who played with Albert Collins and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. This guide covers his upside-down Strats, Carr amps and pedals from a 2016 interview and Premier Guitar's 2017 Rig Rundown.
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