Danny Worsnop

Danny Worsnop received one of the first Taylor GS Mini-e Koa Plus guitars, as highlighted in his Instagram post.

In this instagram post, you can see Danny's 1952 tele. Although it is not disclosed whether this is vintage or a re-issue.

Danny Worsnop received a Taylor 818e Grand Orchestra ES2 Acoustic-Electric Guitar from Taylor Guitars, as seen on his Instagram. Asking Alexandria now incorporates two of these guitars in their live performances.

In a November 1, 2019 Instagram post, Danny Worsnop showcases his PRS McCarty Electric Guitar, his first from PRS upon becoming an official artist with the brand.

Danny Worsnop is seen using the Martin CEO-7 acoustic guitar, noted as his longtime writing instrument, as evidenced by the Google image source.

Danny Worsnop primarily uses the Shure SM7B microphone in the studio and occasionally for live acoustic performances, as shown in the Google image result.

Danny’s primary live microphone is a Shure beta 58 A

Amp-wise, I’m personally a Marshall guy, but I also love EVH. Live, we actually usually use a Peavey 6534 Plus Head and a Peavey cab.

It’s usually just me and an acoustic, or I’ll run through a Vox AC30 with one of my electrics.

Danny’s been using the L22 in his new studio while working on his next record.

Danny Worsnop showcased the Telefunken ELA M 251 microphone in his studio during a testing session to determine the ideal mic for his new music, as seen on his Instagram.

Danny Worsnop, a PRS artist, showcases his collection of PRS guitars on Instagram, highlighting that most are McCarty Singlecut 594 models in various finishes.

Danny has an original 70’s Vibrolux seen here in his post from his Nashville studio.

Danny Worsnop travels everywhere with his GS-Mini, touting its ability to fit in all airplane overhead storage compartments, and still sound like a guitar.

Danny has two T5Z guitars that he tours with and interchanges. The interiors were custom to handle higher levels of gain without creating feedback issues while still maintaining acoustic quality.

In a photo from Instagram, Danny Worsnop is seen using a Gibson Les Paul Goldtop while recording his album "Shades Of Blue."

One of Danny’s main studio microphones

Danny is seen using the Soyuz 017 in this video.

Danny Worsnop has been using the sE Electronics Z5600a II microphone in his studio recordings. In an Instagram post, he discusses working on new music and mentions his evolving vocal chain, which includes this microphone.

Danny uses a wireless Sennheinser 835 setup, using MMD 835 capsules usually coupled with SKM 2000 transmitters