What guitar does Eurythmics play?
Eurythmics guitarist Dave Stewart has been seen using his Duesenberg Blackbird signature, a Duesenberg Mike Campbell model, the 1976 Gretsch Country Club behind many Eurythmics hits and an engraved Fender Custom Shop Strat, with an ENGL Classic Tube 50 as his workhorse amp.
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What guitars Eurythmics uses: a sourced gear guide
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About Eurythmics's gear.
What guitar did Dave Stewart use with Eurythmics?
For many of the Eurythmics' biggest hits he reached for a 1976 Cadillac Green Gretsch Country Club.
What guitar does Dave Stewart play?
His Duesenberg signature model called The Blackbird, a Duesenberg Mike Campbell model that Campbell gave him, and a 1993 Fender Custom Shop Strat with engraved aluminum.
What amp does Dave Stewart use?
His workhorse is an ENGL Classic Tube 50. He owns Fender, Vox, Marshall and Divided by 13 amps too, and was seen gigging on a backline Vox AC30.
What pedals does Dave Stewart use?
A Dunlop GCB95 Cry Baby, a Texas Tremodillo built by Cesar Diaz, MXR EVH Phase 90, TC Electronic Mojo Overdrive and PolyTune, T-Rex Replica and Blackstone Mosfet Overdrive, routed through a Voodoo Lab Pedal Switcher.
Eurythmics are the British pop duo of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart. This guide covers Dave Stewart's guitars, amps and pedalboard, from Premier Guitar's 2016 Rig Rundown.
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