Phil Keaggy

In this video of an interview of him with ELIXIR Strings At 6:29 he says that ELIXIR Strings has been his fav. since he had started and that he plays with nano strings that end with 12 and starts with 56.

Visual Volume at 0:50

Pedaltrain 2 at 0:50

Line 6 DL4 at 0:50

Boss DC-2 at 0:55

This is a video of Keaggy trying this Pigtronix Infinity Looper in a demo.

Here is a pic of Phil playing a Strat-style Zion that has two Seymour Duncan humbuckers and a whammy bar.

In this YouTube video, Phil tells the story of is famous Les Paul. It has a PRS and PAF humbuckers, (non factory, routed for full sized PAF’s) It has been used to record the following albums (not limited to):

Numerous Glass Harp songs and albums “What A Day” “How the West was One” (2nd chapter of acts) “In the Volume of the Book” (2nd chapter of acts)

Phil Keaggy Test Drives the V3 Route 66 by Truetone

Pitch Fork at 0:50

Boss TR-2 at 0:45

Boss OC-2 at 0:45

According to his official website, this is one of his 3 main electric guitars.

According to his official website, this is one of his secondary guitars.

According to his official website, this is one of his secondary guitars, with a Tele-type pickup in the neck and a P-90 in the bridge.

According to his official website, a Swell G-TOD overdrive is one of his main effects.

According to his official website, a CH-1 Super Chorus is one of his pedals.

According to his official website, a FV-60 is his volume pedal.

In his artist profile on the James A. Olson website they state he ordered an SJ Cedar top cut-away.

"Phil bought is first Olson in 1983. A spruce topped SJ cut-away. He then ordered an SJ Cedar top cut-away. Delivered in 1984, this was the first Cedar top guitar ever produced by Olson Guitars."