Chris Eldridge

In this interview with Premierguitar.com Eldrige admits that he used a 1937 Martin D-18 during the recording sessions for "The Phosphorescent Blues" (2014-2015).

In this and other interviews both, Eldridge and Chris Thile, are talking about how much they like BlueChip's picks and it is even credited in the booklet of "Antifogmatic".

In this interview with Premierguitar.com Eldridge states that he used McKinney/Elliots.

"My D-28 is a wide neck. In ‘39 Martin, switched the spacing, from 1 ¾" to 1 11/16". My D-28 is still a wide neck…"

"Then I played a bunch of T Bone’s old Gibsons. There were a couple of Nick Lucas models and an old Roy Smeck from the ’30s. T Bone has a stable of guitars, so I got to experiment a bit on the record. Changing instruments can really bring a different vibe and voice to a song. In the past I might have played a part on my D-18 and we would have tried mixing it differently to get a certain sound, whereas T Bone goes straight to the source and suggests just the right guitar."

"Then I played a bunch of T Bone’s old Gibsons. There were a couple of Nick Lucas models and an old Roy Smeck from the ’30s. T Bone has a stable of guitars, so I got to experiment a bit on the record. Changing instruments can really bring a different vibe and voice to a song. In the past I might have played a part on my D-18 and we would have tried mixing it differently to get a certain sound, whereas T Bone goes straight to the source and suggests just the right guitar."