Gene Holder plays a 1961 Fender Stratocaster and a 1966 Fender Telecaster through a Hi-Watt combo amp and a Marshall combo amp with two 12-inch speakers. He uses Dean Markley strings, an Ibanez overdrive and "occasionally" a Roland DM2 echo.

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Fender Telecaster

Solid Body Electric Guitars

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

Gene Holder plays a 1961 Fender Stratocaster and a 1966 Fender Telecaster through a Hi-Watt combo amp and a Marshall combo amp with two 12-inch speakers. He uses Dean Markley strings, an Ibanez overdrive and "occasionally" a Roland DM2 echo.

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Boss DM-2 Delay

Delay Effects Pedals

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

Gene Holder plays a 1961 Fender Stratocaster and a 1966 Fender Telecaster through a Hi-Watt combo amp and a Marshall combo amp with two 12-inch speakers. He uses Dean Markley strings, an Ibanez overdrive and "occasionally" a Roland DM2 echo.

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Shure SM58

Dynamic Microphones

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

The band doesn't own a PA, relying on venues to provide amplification. They do have microphones, though, favoring Shure SM58s.

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