Guthrie Trapp

"When Trapp wants to change it up he goes with his stock 1969 Gibson ES-335 w/ trapeze tailpiece. Both guitars are strung with D’Addario NYXL .010–.046 strings."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Guthrie Trapp

"Although Trapp owns other guitars, he basically gets it all done with two very different axes. His No. 1 is his Floyd Cassista T-style with an ancient redwood body and a maple neck."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Guthrie Trapp

"And his other classic Fender combo is a 1965 Fender Vibrolux Reverb that features the original speakers."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Guthrie Trapp

"Trapp is a total blackface player. Most of his work is done with two '60s combos—shown here is his 1966 Fender Deluxe Reverb loaded with a Reverend All-Tone speaker."

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Premier Guitar takes a turn with Guthrie Trapp with a detailed Rig Rundown of all his gear. The following photo was taken from the article this particular Rig Rundown.

After the drive pedal, Guthrie's signal strikes his signature overdrive, made by J. Rocketts to his tailoring.

Premier Guitar takes a turn with Guthrie Trapp with a detailed Rig Rundown of all his gear. The following photo was taken from the article this particular Rig Rundown.

After the first Nobels overdrive pedal, Guthrie's signal hits a drive, specifically a Winford Drive by XTS.

Premier Guitar takes a turn with Guthrie Trapp with a detailed Rig Rundown of all his gear. The following photo was taken from the article this particular Rig Rundown.

The first pedal in Guthrie's chain is a TU-2 tuner by Boss.

Premier Guitar takes a turn with Guthrie Trapp with a detailed Rig Rundown of all his gear. The following photo was taken from the article this particular Rig Rundown.

Guthrie's guitar signal steps into the RC Booster after the tuner.

Premier Guitar takes a turn with Guthrie Trapp with a detailed Rig Rundown of all his gear. The following photo was taken from the article this particular Rig Rundown.

After the boost pedal, Guthrie's signal hits an ODR-1 Overdrive pedal by Nobels.

Premier Guitar takes a turn with Guthrie Trapp with a detailed Rig Rundown of all his gear. The following photo was taken from the article this particular Rig Rundown.

After the third and final overdrive pedal, Guthrie's signal begins the next section of his pedal board. His signal hits a Flint Tremolo and Reverb pedal by Strymon.

Premier Guitar takes a turn with Guthrie Trapp with a detailed Rig Rundown of all his gear. The following photo was taken from the article this particular Rig Rundown.

After the Flint, Guthrie's signal hits the second-to-last pedal, the Boss DD-5. This pedal was set on the reverse setting at the time.

Premier Guitar takes a turn with Guthrie Trapp with a detailed Rig Rundown of all his gear. The following photo was taken from the article this particular Rig Rundown.

The final pedal that Guthrie uses is the second delay pedal, this one being a tape and echo delay made by Strymon, dubbed the El Capistan.

"I love this boost pedal. It adds just the right amount of gain without changing my tone and works great in line with all my other pedals."

"When Trapp wants to change it up he goes with his stock 1969 Gibson ES-335 w/ trapeze tailpiece. Both guitars are strung with D’Addario NYXL .010–.046 strings."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Guthrie Trapp