Equipment
Clint's current live setup:
- PRS Custom 22 guitars (has a black PRS nicknamed "Bruce Lee")
- PRS Singlecuts (Has a custom seven string Singlecut made for him while performing with Korn)
- Yamaha LJX6C acoustic
- L Series Handcrafted Guitar
- 2x EVH 5150III Heads (white)
- 2x EVH 5150III Cabs (white)
- Diamond Phantom 100watt amplifier heads (x2)
- Diamond 4x12 cabinets
- Mesa Boogie Mark IV
- Hughes & Ketner (during Dark New Day)
- GCX Ground Control and Audio Switcher
- MXR Phase 90
- TC Electronic ND-1 Nova Delay pedal
- Dunlop Wah pedal
- Electro Harmonix Effects
- TC Electronic G-Force
- Furman AC Line Regulator
- Digitech Whammy
- Dimarzio Clip Lock Strap (black)
On September 2012, PRS says that the new SE Clint Lowery guitar is designed for metal and hard-rock players with attitude, and with an adjustable stoptail and 25 ½" scale length, it is perfect for dropped-tuning. In fact, at Clint's request, the SE Clint Lowery ships tuned to C#/drop "B".
The SE Clint Lowery comes in opaque black with white binding on the body, neck, and headstock. It also features a new and exclusive inlay pattern and body shape as well as black nickel hardware for a distinct look.
The SE Clint Lowery features a beveled mahogany body with white binding on the body, neck, and headstock, 24-fret, 25 ½" scale length mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard and Clint Lowery designed inlays, PRS Designed SE adjustable stoptail bridge and tuners, black nickel hardware, String Gauges: 11, 18, 22p, 32, 44, 56 tuned to C#/drop "B": C#, G#, E, B, F#, B. The guitar has a wide fat neck profile and comes equipped with SE HFS treble and Vintage bass pickups with one volume and push/pull tone control with 3-way toggle switch.
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