Equipment
- Gibson B25
- Recording King Acoustic (He customized it by putting Black Duct Tape saying "Phoenix")
- LR Baggs M1 Active (Attached to all of his acoustics.)
- Fender '52 Telecaster
- Capsule Music Jazz Bastard
- Supro Martinique
- Gibson ES-335- 70's Sunburst
- Gibson ES-335- White
- Gibson ES-355 w/ Maestro Vibrato
- Gibson ES-333
- Schecter Tempest Custom – Given to Casey Baker formerly of Sleeper Set Sail
- Fender 4x10 Blues Deville Reissue
- Fender Deluxe Reverb
- Fender Twin Reverb
- Morris Custom Head (by Glen Morris)
- Morris Custom Guitar Cab (by Glen Morris)
- Morris Custom Combo (by Glen Morris)
- Orange 4x12 cab
- Empress 4x12 Cab
- Boss RV-3 Digital Reverb/Delay reverb pedal (2)
- MXR Carbon Copy Delay
- Boss chromatic tuner
- Line 6 DL4
- Earthquaker Devices Disaster Transport
- Earthquaker Devices Ghost Echo Reverb
- Earthquaker Devices Hoof Fuzz
- Jam Pedals custom pedal
- Boss TR-2
- Catalinbread Paraedolia
- Catalinbread Formula No. 5
- Klon Centaur
- EHX Holy Grail
- EHX POG
- 11–49 gauge strings.
- 1944 vintage Martin 00-17 Acoustic Guitar
- Hohner Blues Harp Harmonica (Key of A)
- Martin 00-17
- Gibson ES-125
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