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What guitar does Mk.gee play?

Mk.gee uses a baritone-strung Fender Jaguar, a 60s reissue, run into a Tascam Portastudio 424 in place of an amp, plus a Roland VG-8 guitar processor. His board has been seen with a Chase Bliss Mood, Boss CE-2W, Boss DD-20, DigiTech Drop and Rainger FX Reverb-X.

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What guitar does Mk.gee play?

Mk.gee uses a Fender Jaguar, a 60s reissue, strung as a baritone. Gearnews reported in 2026 that he strings it with six strings from a seven-string set of D'Addario Chromes flatwounds and that it carries a Roland GK-2A pickup for his VG-8.

What amp does Mk.gee use?

In place of a guitar amp, Mk.gee uses a Tascam Portastudio 424 four-track cassette recorder, pushing its preamp hard for a compressed, lo-fi tone.

What is on Mk.gee's pedalboard?

Mk.gee uses a Roland VG-8 guitar processor. Gearnews reported in 2026 that his board has been seen with a Chase Bliss Mood, an Empress ParaEQ, a DigiTech Drop, a Boss CE-2W and a Boss DD-20, and Rainger FX lists its Reverb-X and Echo-X on his artist page.

What DAW does Mk.gee use?

Mk.gee told Dazed that in his freshman year at USC he was given a copy of Ableton, which he used to record and produce his first songs, released as 8ams in 2016.

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Mk.gee is the New Jersey born, Los Angeles based guitarist, singer and producer Michael Gordon, known for Two Star & the Dream Police. This guide covers the guitar rig documented in interviews and gear features, plus records he has named.

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