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What guitar does Lee Brice play?

Lee Brice has been seen using a stock 1964 Fender Stratocaster as his No. 1, a 1955 Telecaster and a 1948 Gibson J-45, strung with Ernie Ball Power Slinky. His amp tones come from a Kemper Profiler PowerRack live and an Analog Outfitters converted Leslie amp in the studio.

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What guitar does Lee Brice play?

Premier Guitar's 2017 Rig Rundown shows a stock 1964 Fender Stratocaster as his No. 1, a 1955 Telecaster as backup, and a 1948 Gibson J-45 he wrote I Don't Dance on.

What amp does Lee Brice use?

He was seen using a Kemper Profiler PowerRack with a Kemper Remote on the road and in the studio, plus an old Leslie amp converted by Analog Outfitters into an Analog Outfitters 1x12 in the studio.

What strings does Lee Brice use?

His Strat and Tele were strung with Ernie Ball Power Slinky .011-.048 strings in 2017.

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Lee Brice is the South Carolina country singer and guitarist behind I Don't Dance, Hard to Love and I Drive Your Truck. This guide covers his guitars and Kemper rig, plus his band's gear, from Premier Guitar's 2017 Rig Rundown.

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