What guitar does Kirk Fletcher play?
Kirk Fletcher has said he plays through a Fender Super Reverb, a Vemuram Jan Ray, a Line 6 DL4 and a TC Electronic Hall of Fame Mini reverb. He has been seen using a Collings I-35LC, a Lovepedal Tchula, a Catalinbread Topanga and TC Electronic Flashback delays.
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Amps
“On my rider usually, it's a Fender Hot Rod Deville 2x12”
Guitars
Pedalboard
“For me, I have to use pedals that really work with a varied amount of amplifiers.”
“Reverb is something that I don't want to live without”
About Kirk Fletcher's gear.
What amp does Kirk Fletcher use?
Kirk Fletcher has called the Fender Super Reverb the amp he has used for ages, in a 2023 video on his own channel. Roland has also shown him with a Blues Cube Artist.
What pedals does Kirk Fletcher use?
In 2022 he told Guitar World his three key pedals are a Vemuram Jan Ray, a Line 6 DL4 and a TC Electronic Hall of Fame Mini. He has also talked through his JAM Pedals Tube Dreamer and Xotic RC Booster.
What guitar does Kirk Fletcher play?
That Pedal Show's 2018 episode showed him playing his Collings I-35LC.
What reverb does Kirk Fletcher use?
He has said he runs a TC Electronic Hall of Fame Mini, and in 2015 TC Electronic released his Fat's Verb TonePrint for the Hall of Fame Reverb.
Kirk Fletcher is a Los Angeles blues guitarist and songwriter who has toured with The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Joe Bonamassa and Eros Ramazzotti. This guide covers the amps, guitars and small pedalboard he has shown and talked about.
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