Chris Turpin

19:35 Chris shows his overdrive pedal on the board, saying that it's the only one he carries with him on live sets.

"There is so often a unique twist to [Keeley's] designs that has pushed me into sonic territory I hadn’t considered before…the Caverns (rate shimmer)and Monterey (octave level) and perfect examples of this. And the D&M drive…is now cemented to my pedalboard."

"There is so often a unique twist to [Keeley's] designs that has pushed me into sonic territory I hadn’t considered before…the Caverns (rate shimmer)and Monterey (octave level) and perfect examples of this. And the D&M drive…is now cemented to my pedalboard."

20:23 he says he's constantly running the flashback pedal to remember the sound of the 50s.

"There is so often a unique twist to [Keeley's] designs that has pushed me into sonic territory I hadn’t considered before…the Caverns (rate shimmer)and Monterey (octave level) and perfect examples of this. And the D&M drive…is now cemented to my pedalboard."

"Got it. A 1973 Fender Vibrolux Reverb from the wonderful @masbedford - check his amazing finds. Now my favourite vintage fender amp circuit. Switzerland ☑️ Germany ☑️ next stop the UK TOUR! This will be part of my rig for the full bands shows ❤️‍🔥"

Chris Turpin features the Boss RV-6 Reverb on his pedalboard, as shown in a recent Instagram post.

Chris Turpin uses the Boss RE-202 Space Echo, as seen on his pedalboard in an Instagram post.

Chris Turpin uses the Boss CE-2W Chorus Waza Craft, as seen on his pedalboard in an Instagram post.

Chris Turpin features the Surfy Industries SurfyVibe on his pedalboard, as seen in an Instagram post detailing his gear setup for upcoming shows.

Chris Turpin is shown using the Voodoo Lab Proctavia on his pedalboard in an Instagram post, showcasing it as part of his setup for upcoming UK tour performances.

In an Instagram post, Chris Turpin features the TC Electronic Ditto Looper on his pedalboard, highlighting its role in his rig for upcoming full band shows.

Chris Turpin features the Browne Amplification The Carbon overdrive pedal on his pedalboard, as shown in his Instagram post.

Chris Turpin uses the Custom Audio Electronics Dual Inductor Wah, as seen on his pedalboard in an Instagram post by surfburst.

Seen on his pedal board in an Instagram post.

Seen on his pedal board in an Instagram post.

Welcoming ‘the river’ from @muleresonatorguitars . The top wood says it all. It was a wonderful experience meeting Matt in Nashville and having the opportunity to talk guitars with him. His kindness, belief and spirit is present in every guitar of his I’ve played.

This is the first 12 string he has made, hand carving the neck with a unique resonating spruce back plate. Needless to say it’s an extraordinary instrument.

It’ll be coming with us across Europe and the UK next week on @idamaemusic ‘s ‘Thunder Above You Tour’.

I’ve toured with my beloved resonators for years and years, now touring with a baby and size and weight becoming an issue…matt’s ingenuity has created something I didn’t think was possible. Unlike anything I’ve played. It will be cherished. 🏴‍☠️🕊️❤️‍🔥 #resonatorguitar #12stringguitar #slideguitar #slideguitarist

He's playing one in a short clip in an Instagram post.

In a post by surfburst on Instagram, Chris Turpin's Gretsch White Falcon Semi-Hollow Guitar is visible in a guitar case behind him, highlighting its presence during the recording of the album "Thunder Above You."

"We’re on tour with our truly legendary chum @realmarcusking this week up and down the UK. This 1958 Gretsch Jet Firebird, Mulecaster (both with the finest @elixir_strings) and 1961 Fender Deluxe will be coming with me. It’s going to be an ABSOLUTE BLOODY TREAT!"

"We’re on tour with our truly legendary chum @realmarcusking this week up and down the UK. This 1958 Gretsch Jet Firebird, Mulecaster (both with the finest @elixir_strings) and 1961 Fender Deluxe will be coming with me. It’s going to be an ABSOLUTE BLOODY TREAT!"

In the video titled "My Go-To Guitars with Chris Turpin of Mirador and Ida Mae," a Moog Grandmother synthesizer is visible behind Chris Turpin in his studio at the 0:00 mark.

At 11:30 in the YouTube video titled "My Go-To Guitars with Chris Turpin of Mirador and Ida Mae," Chris Turpin can be seen playing a 1930 Gibson L-00 guitar. This video is provided by Guitarist and features Chris discussing his use of vintage guitars.

He uses it with his resonator guitar with Mirador live .

He uses live this effect with Mirador .

In a video by Premier Guitar, at 4:32, Chris Turpin is shown presenting a 1966 Fender Stratocaster as part of his live rig setup.

In the video titled "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin" by Premier Guitar on YouTube, Chris Turpin is seen using a Gretsch Silver Falcon guitar at the 9:53 timestamp.

At 12:17 in the Premier Guitar video titled "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin," Chris Turpin showcases a 1932 National Triolian Resonator Guitar as part of his live setup, confirming its use in his performances.

In the video "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin" by Premier Guitar, Chris Turpin presents and discusses his use of the JAM Pedals DoubleDreamer dual overdrive pedal as part of his guitar setup at 13:53, with further details given at 19:33.

At 13:11 in the Premier Guitar "MIRADOR Rig Rundown" video, Chris Turpin's National resophonic acoustic guitar, known as "K-Pancake," is shown with a Curtis Novak JM-HC Diamond Pickup visibly taped onto it. Turpin further discusses this setup at 14:36.