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Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the Source Audio Soleman MIDI Foot Controller.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the Godin Multiac Encore.

My Nylon Encore feels right at home and always delivers.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the Taylor 756ce.

My latest acquisition is a jaw-dropping 756ce in a rare tobacco burst finish.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the Taylor GS Mini-e LTD Figured Koa Acoustic-electric Guitar.

These days, though, I gladly rock a GS Mini-e Koa FLTD. While still great for traveling it also totally serves my “normal” acoustic guitar needs for recording – namely video lesson content for Guitarinstructor.com.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the Taylor Baby Mahogany.

For many years when I had to travel light I had a Baby Mahogany on my back.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the Taylor 814ce.

I started out with a beautiful 814ce that was recorded (both in audio and video) many times over on sessions and my days doing the Guitar One CD-ROMs.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the Rick Toone Goshawk guitar.

For me, it’s a game changer. Why? Because no one builds guitars like Rick Toone. No one. Rick’s instruments are of the highest order because he strives for nothing less.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the Novax Sweet Annie guitar.

It features a swamp ash body with Bartolini soapbar pups. Light as feather and snappy as hell – this fanned fret gem has already inspired new directions and helped me make a new friend in this legendary luthier.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the D'Addario Two-Way Humidification System.

Aaaaaand, I’m all about the Two-Way Humidification System when it comes to taking the very best care of my Taylor acoustics.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he uses the D'Addario NS Micro Clip-On Tuner.

I also use their NS Micro Tuners on every guitar I own. It’s such a hassle-free way to keep everything in tune and also frees up my pedal rigs for more pedals!

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he owns an Electro-Harmonix Micro Synth.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he owns a Roland GR-300 Polyphonic Guitar Synthesizer.

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he owns a Roland G-303 Synthesizer Guitar, calling it "Super-fun."

Guitarist Chris Buono confirms on his official website that he owns a 1973 Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, Guitarist Chris Buono uses the Mesa/Boogie Lone Star 23 - 90W 1x12" Cabinet.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, Guitarist Chris Buono uses the Mesa Boogie Lone Star Special 2-Channel 30-Watt Guitar Amp Head.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, guitarist Pat McManaman uses the Mesa/Boogie Royal Atlantic RA-100 100-Watt Tube Head.