Jason Isbell

In this interviews Isbell shows his Elliott Capo and talks about how good they keep in tune. He's got one with his name engraved.

According to Dunlop's website Isbell is using this pick.

Visible in this June 5, 2013 Instagram post.

Featured in Instagram posts dated May 9, 2013 and October 22, 2014.

May 9, 2013

Got a new guitar and want it to "open up" a little quicker? Leave an e-bow on the strings when you aren't playing it to vibrate the top.

October 22, 2014

Guitar geek post: One way to "open up" a new top is to leave an E-Bow on the strings when you aren't playing it.

Featured in this May 4, 2015 Instagram post.

A thing that makes me happy: Brand-new Elliott x McKinney capo. Mr. E takes his job very, very seriously. I like that about him.

Featured in this July 14, 2014 Instagram post and visible in this May 1, 2015 Instagram post.

Guitar nerds: G7th has a new black chrome edition of their fancy capo. I just bought one. I don't know the G7th folks, and I happily paid full price.

Listed in this July 30, 2015 Premier Guitar interview and mentioned in Isbell's 2019 Rig Rundown and this April 10, 2020 Twitter post.

Premier Guitar, July 30, 2015, "Jason Isbell: Brand New Day"

Strings, Picks, and Accessories

Ernie Ball Regular Slinky (.010-.046)

Martin SP Medium (.013-.056)

Dunlop Tortex 1.14 mm picks

Elliot and G7th capos

RJM Mastermind GT/22

RJM Effect Gizmo

RJM Mini Effect Gizmo

Premier Guitar, November 6, 2019, "Rig Rundown: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit [2019]"

All of Jason’s guitars take Ernie Ball Slinkys gauged .010–.046, he hammers away with Dunlop Tortex 1.14 mm picks, and gets slippery with MagSlide Magnesium Guitar Slides.

Twitter, April 10, 2020

@JimmyGoetz Hey @JasonIsbell, what pick and weight do use to strum on that beautiful Martin guitar?

Love me some #isolounging

@Jason Isbell @JimmyGoetz That’s a @jimdunlopusa 1.14

Mentioned in Isbell's November 6, 2019 Premier Guitar Rig Rundown.

All of Jason’s guitars take Ernie Ball Slinkys gauged .010–.046, he hammers away with Dunlop Tortex 1.14 mm picks, and gets slippery with MagSlide Magnesium Guitar Slides.