Brent Rowan

Brent Rowan used a 1960 Gibson ES-335 on Mark Chesnutt's song "Too Cold at Home," as noted by Zac Childs in Vintage Guitar® magazine.

Brent Rowan extensively used a PRS Custom 22 on Montgomery Gentry’s Some People Change album, as confirmed by an interview with Zac Childs in Vintage Guitar® magazine.

Here he is demoing it.

According to an article by Zac Childs in Vintage Guitar magazine, Brent Rowan's first "real" electric guitar was a 1971 Walnut Gibson ES-335TD.

According to an interview with Brent Rowan in Vintage Guitar® magazine, one of his first pedals was an Electro-Harmonix Small Stone V1.

One of Brent’s first pedals was a script logo Dyna Comp.

Brent states he used a “black box” Echoplex during his early session days.

Brent Rowan has confirmed in an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, conducted by Zac Childs, that he used the MXR M104 Distortion+ pedal during his early session days.

Brent states he used an Electric Mistress in his early session days.

Brent states he carried around a brown-tolex Princeton to his early sessions.

Brent Rowan uses a Fender 1963 Jazzmaster to "get that sound in-between Fender and a Gretsch," as detailed in an article by Zac Childs in Vintage Guitar® magazine.

Brent used a 1960 Stratocaster with a ‘58 neck on Bob Seger’s Face the Promise

Brent used his ‘52 Tele on Kathy Mattea’s “Walk The Way The Wind Blows” and his early John Conlee work.

In an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, Brent Rowan mentioned that he would bring in a pair of Shure SM57 microphones for recording, as reported by author Zac Childs.

Brent says he owns a JTM45 as part of his amp collection.

Brent states a plexi JMP 50 is in his amp collection.

Brent mentions his use of a Carmen Ghia in his amp collection.

In an article by Zac Childs for Vintage Guitar magazine, Brent Rowan mentions that he owns a Bogner Fish preamp in his collection.

Brent says he uses a 100 watt Marshall with a 4x12 when doing “rocking stuff.”

Brent owns a mid-60’s AC30 he bought from Billy Sanford who used it when playing for Roy Orbison.

In an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, Brent Rowan states, "I have two Lexicon PCM 42s in my rack," confirming his use of this specific effects processor.

Brent Rowan confirms he uses the Lexicon PCM-70 Reverb in his rack for circular delays, as stated in an interview with Zac Childs for Vintage Guitar® magazine.

He has one of these in his rack.

In an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, Brent Rowan mentioned that he has a dbx 160 in his rack.

Brent says he has two 4x12 cabinets stocked with Celestion 30s.

Brent says this is his current go to recording amp.

He mentions using a modded BD-2 after a Keeley compressor so I assume he means a Keeley modded BD-2 too.

According to an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine by Zac Childs, Brent Rowan states that he "almost always uses a Fulltone Tube Tape Echo."

Brent says he likes the Fulltone OCD.

Brent says he uses a Strobo Tuner. I assume this one.

Brent says he uses almost every Boss pedal made but the tremolo is his favorite.