Josh Turner

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"It's a Martin 000-28H. Thank you very much!! I love this guitar.?"

Specified in the comments of this July 23, 2020 Instagram video teasing "319".

tunehorn Nice tune with some sweet rolls. Is the sovereign a 319?

joshua_lee_turner @tunehorn it's a Harmony H-162.

Josh explained in a separate January 1, 2019 Instagram post that his H-162 is dated to 1961, refinished and rebraced by a luthier in Georgia who gifted it to Josh.

@richardkoo this is actually a ‘61! It was refurbished and re-braced by a very nice gentleman in Georgia who just wanted me to have it.

The guitar first appears on his YouTube channel on March 10, 2019, in the video for The Other Favorites' "Long Black Veil". The video description specifies the luthier as Morris Rowell.

Guitars are re-built Harmony H-162's by Morris Rowell at Nature's Harmony Guitars: https://tinyurl.com/y57rrnpv

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"Guitar is a Mexican Telecaster, played through a fender Acoustasonic Junior amp."

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"Guitar is a Cordoba C10"

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"Guitar is a 2008 Martin DR, played with brass finger picks."

According to "Technical stuff" section in his YouTube description, Turner used Zoom H2 recorder to record his vocals.

Taken from the comments section of his Little Wing video

"correct. MD-505! Thanks."

Mentioned in the description of the video as Josh Turner on Gibson RB Banjo. It has also featured on a number of other videos.

Featuring the Journey Instruments OF310. This sucker fits in any overhead bin. Even on a CRJ (I've tried it). More about it: http://www.journeyinstruments.com/

Journey sent me this guitar to demo on my channel. I'm frankly really impressed with it, and would have been even if the neck wasn't detachable. It's just a sweet sounding deep-bodied parlor sized guitar with serious appointments: solid mahogany top, scalloped x-bracing, bone nut and saddle, a proprietary pickup - The works. And yeah, it travels incredibly easily.

In Josh Turner's cover of I try he uses a fender vintage reissue '65 twin reverb guitar amp

Mentioned in the description of the video and seen positioned for the recording of his guitar.

Mentioned in the description and featured in the video as a guitar made for Josh by Zoov Guitars.

This Ibanez TMB-100 is now Josh's main bass for recordings.

He used it in the Turn! Turn! Turn! cover he did on YouTube recently, in which he states the Ibanez Talman Bass in the description.

This video had the clearest view of the headstock. In Josh's subsequent videos we see more of the guitar to narrow it down better. He uses, to be precise, a D'Angelico Deluxe Atlantic with a natural Swamp Ash finish.

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"Guitar is a Gitane D-500"

In josh turners cover of the dire straits song he uses a fender acoustasonic junior as he states in the description

According to "Technical stuff" section of his "Sultans Of Swing" cover, Turner used Audio-Technica AT2050 to record his amplifier.

Mentioned in the description of the video as the banjo being played.

Josh mentioned he used a Blues Jr in the videos description

According to his video description its a '65 Gibson B-45-12

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"Bass is a Kala U-Bass, being run through a Fender Acoustasonic amp."

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Josh mentions he used a pair of these as overheads in the videos description

"I have used my 2200 primarily as a vocal mic, and have found pleasing results on a broad range of vocal timbres. Its subtly vintage yet highly detailed sound plays great with both solid state and tube preamps."

"Also used: Rode NT5. Converter: Zoom UAC-8."

11:48 in a QnA video he answers to a question about the pedals he uses.