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Trystan Grisham
GearIQ 1251
Joined Apr 2020
Nashville based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. Guitarist for Macartney Reinhardt. I'm a major gear nerd. See my collection of past and present gear here!
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Fender Custom Shop 50's Thinline Telecaster Relic Limited Edition 2018
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This was one of my first Gibson guitars I got shortly after learning to play guitar. Since receiving this guitar, it has been beaten, scratched, dinged, and had a headstock repair after it broke off. Even after all of this, it plays like nothing has ever changed. As a testament to my commitment to this guitar, I scratched my initials into the back of the cutaway horn with a pocket knife. It consistently sounds great. Having a chambered body, this guitar is a little spankier than other Les Paul's I have played. It hits a little twangier than normal, and has a much brighter response. Very tight sounding.
Bass Guitars 2
Amplifiers 2
Effects Pedals 2
Strings 8
I was a round wound user until I came across these. I am a fully converted flat wound user to this day. These strings sit in a nice low-mid frequency range, and provide a bright end for picking and slapping if you need it.
When I need extra low end, I reach for my 5 string P Bass. These strings hold that tone down perfectly.
Drum Sets 2
Studio Equipment 8
Other Gear 16
I use my Mac Book in my home studio and on the go for sessions. It's light, portable, and allows me to work a session anywhere I go.
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My sage green metallic telecaster came modified with the generation 3 noiseless pickups, and this guitar screams. I use this for a lot of my twangier ventures, or whenever I need a nice bite from single coils. It's clear and defined, but can break up very easily. This is a great guitar for someone looking for versatility.
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While I'm not the biggest stratocaster fan, this guitar covers all the bases that I would need! This is a big utility guitar for me. When a studio session needs a a clean, sharp sound, this is my go-to. I'm a big fan of large necks, and this guitar has a baseball bat for a neck. It's very clean and lets me dig into it without ruining the tone.
As one of my weirdest and more rare pieces, I love this guitar. It's like a B.C. Rich, Stratocaster, and Telecaster all in one. This thing is an eye catcher for certain. The bridge pickup is a lot hotter than you would expect, while the neck and middle pickup are very mellow. You can produce a lot of interesting tones with this. Stellar looks, and even better tone!
This guitar has it all. Locking Grover tuners, beautiful gold hardware, and Gibson's Quick Connect pickup system. It plays fast, and is mean as hell. If an SG doesn't represent rock n' roll, I don't know what does. I use this guitar as a warmer alternate to my telecaster, so it translates very well with rock, pop, and country. The bite on this thing will leave a mark. The neck pickup is warm and rounded, and the bridge pickup has a fat twang.
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