Eddie Reyes

Eddie Reyes' current main guitar switches between this Fender TC-90, as seen in the source photo, and a Custom Built Patterson guitar.

In this photo, Reyes is visible playing the black Hagstrom Super Swede.

He is seen playing one here.

I thought the Japanese Epiphones were made so well. I also have a bunch of Wilshires and a couple of Japanese Rivieras.

Eddie can be seen playing an epiphone sheraton II guitar at 3:55 into this video.

"Hey Tom,

The band has two Thunderbolts (regular, not +), two Dual-Tones, and one Coronado.

I understand they did use Supro amps on Tidal Wave, but I don't have any specific details.

Eddie says: "By far the best amp on the planet. The low end and high gain is unbelievable. And it's all in a compact amp, it's all you need."

Hope that helps!

Best, Peter

Peter Murray Artist Relations and Social Media"

"Hey Tom,

The band has two Thunderbolts (regular, not +), two Dual-Tones, and one Coronado.

I understand they did use Supro amps on Tidal Wave, but I don't have any specific details.

Eddie says: "By far the best amp on the planet. The low end and high gain is unbelievable. And it's all in a compact amp, it's all you need."

Hope that helps!

Best, Peter

Peter Murray Artist Relations and Social Media"

"It's got Seymour Duncan P90 pickups, and I've been playing that guitar for two years now".

According to D'Addario's website, Reyes uses the D'Addario EXL110 10-46 guitar strings.

According to D'Addario's website, Reyes uses the D'Addario EXL115 11-49 guitar strings.

According to D'Addario's website, Reyes uses the D'Addario EXL120 super light guitar strings.