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What guitar does Robert Randolph play?
Robert Randolph has been seen using a Mullen G2 Custom 12-string pedal steel and a Jackson G7 Custom 7-string, a signature Peavey amp and cabinet he helped design, Shubb signature slides, Dunlop signature thumbpicks and a board with a Budda Zenman, MXR Phase 95 and Boss FT-2.
Where to start with Robert Randolph's gear.
What pedal steel Robert Randolph uses: a sourced gear guide
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Pedal steels
Pedals
Amp
Slides and picks
About Robert Randolph's gear.
What pedal steel does Robert Randolph play?
He spends most of his time on a Mullen G2 Custom 12-string single-neck pedal steel, keeps a second G2 tuned a half step lower, and stands up with a Jackson G7 Custom 7-string.
What amp does Robert Randolph use?
His signature Peavey amp and cabinet, which he worked with Peavey to design for extreme highs and lows and plenty of headroom.
What slide does Robert Randolph use?
He switches between two Shubb signature slides, the RR1 and RR2, and plays with Dunlop signature medium thumbpicks and .025 nickel silver fingerpicks.
What pedals does Robert Randolph use?
A Mission Engineering VM-Pro volume pedal and Custom Audio Electronics MC-404 wah on the floor, plus a Peterson StroboPlus HD, Boss FT-2, MXR Phase 95, Budda Zenman and a Henretta Engineering Custom Six Speed.
Robert Randolph is the New Jersey pedal steel player who leads Robert Randolph and the Family Band. This guide covers his pedal steels, pedals, signature amp and slides from Premier Guitar's 2017 Rig Rundown.
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