Chris Robertson

"...and as far as vocal mics, I'm using a shu.. Senheiser 9thirtysomething, 935 I think."

As seen at 5:53 in the video.

Chris uses a PRS Starla in foam green. It can be seen in the video at 00:11 and is usually tuned to C# for live performances

Chris explains that he uses a white PRS SC 245 with custom John Baxter pickups at 00:44 in the video

Chris uses two PRS DGTs live, one in Gold and a second in White. Both guitars are tuned to C as explained at 1:31 in the video.

Chris can be seen with a Zemaitis CS24MF in the attached image. Chris is also listed as a Zemaitis artist on the website.

“I sold one guitar to make ends meet; we’d hit some hard times on the road, it was a Les Paul Custom with a peace sign on it that was hand-painted. But the one that really gets me, my grandfather passed away recently and when I was just starting out he gave me a 1966 Fender Bassman head and the 2×12 matching cabinet. The head got stolen and I’ll never see it again…”

Chris uses an S2 starla, alongside his traditional Starlas, with a Bigsby and locking tuners. Can be seen from the 8:30 mark in the video

Chris discusses his first guitar with Lee Anderton in this video, it was a Epiphone "telecaster" in cream with the "batwing" shape headstock. He tracked down his original guitar for his 30th birthday (10:14)

Chris uses the Budda Superdrive 45 Series II as he explains at 2:48 in the video

Chris uses a pair of 6505 cabs decorated with custom band graphics, as discussed and seen at 3:40 in the video

“I sold one guitar to make ends meet; we’d hit some hard times on the road, it was a Les Paul Custom with a peace sign on it that was hand-painted. But the one that really gets me, my grandfather passed away recently and when I was just starting out he gave me a 1966 Fender Bassman head and the 2×12 matching cabinet. The head got stolen and I’ll never see it again…”

Chris says he's been using the amp's prototype since the summer of 2015: "I was immediatley blow away"

Chris uses a Tube Screamer as seen and discussed at 4:05 in the video

Chris uses a Swollen Pickle as seen and discussed at 4:05 in the video

Chris uses a Tremonti Wah as seen and discussed at 4:05 in the video

Chris uses a TU-3 as seen and discussed at 4:05 in the video

Chris uses a modified scrambler that has been rehoused in a smaller casing, as seen and discussed at 4:05 in the video

Chris uses a Phase 90 as seen and discussed at 4:05 in the video

Chris uses a OC-3 Super Octave as seen and discussed at 4:05 in the video

“I use this wah because I like the sweep. I prefer a wah that doesn’t have a button, and that just self activates when you put your foot on it.”

“I use this for a lot of my lead work, and also for a lot of the stuff from the new record. Then there are also a couple of [older] songs, like White Trash Millionaire, that I use it on now.”

“If I just want to add that extra bit of wetness – if the room is really dry, or something – I’ll use the Samsara.”

“I don’t really even use the chorus, but it’s got an extra button for vibrato, so I keep the vibrato on. I use it for songs like Fiesta Del Fuego and Me And Mary Jane, which have this super-fast vibrato on verse parts.”

Chris mentions his Tuner at 12:10

Chris uses the Fuzz Face mini silicon for rhythm fuzz, as mentioned at 13:20

Up close and personal with the pedalboards of the stars