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What guitar does Milky Chance play?
Milky Chance's Clemens Rehbein has been seen using a 1964 Fender Jazzmaster, a 1965 Guild Starfire and a Taylor 320 into two Kemper Profiling amps. Antonio Greger has been seen using a 1984 Gibson ES-347, a Squier JV Telecaster and a Kemper, with Strymon reverbs on both boards.
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Clemens Rehbein
Clemens Rehbein and Antonio Greger
Antonio Greger
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What guitar does Clemens Rehbein play?
Premier Guitar's 2018 Rig Rundown showed his No. 1, a 1964 Fender Jazzmaster with a Mastery bridge, plus a 1965 Guild Starfire and a 2015 Taylor 320 acoustic.
What amps does Milky Chance use?
Both guitarists were seen running Kemper Profiling amps. Rehbein used a pair in a rack with a go-to profile based on a Fender Twin.
What pedals does Milky Chance use?
Rehbein's board had a TC Electronic PolyTune 2, Strymon Blue Sky and Radial SGI. Greger's added an Xotic SP Compressor, Electro-Harmonix POG2 and Strymon BigSky, both with Mission Engineering expression pedals.
What guitar does Antonio Greger play?
He was seen with a 1984 Gibson ES-347 as his No. 1, an early 1980s Squier JV Telecaster for twang and a 2012 Fender Mexican-made Jazz bass for bass parts.
Milky Chance is the German band from Kassel behind Stolen Dance. This guide covers the guitars, basses, Kemper rigs and pedals of Clemens Rehbein and Antonio Greger, by member, from Premier Guitar's 2018 Rig Rundown.
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