Joe Satriani

Used on Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock, among other recordings and live performances.

And what about those famous guitars, which included Ibanez JS1200, JS1000 and JS2PRM electrics (his signature line), a Bruce Sexauer FT-14 acoustic and a 1948 Martin 000-21? For the demo recordings, Satriani used either a Palmer or Marshall SE100 speaker simulator paired with one of his many guitar amps, including those from his signature Peavey JSX Series. In the studio, he played into either a CAD D189 or an SM57. For clean guitar parts and acoustic guitar, he used a KM54.

Used as a vocal mic for Satriani LIVE!. Shown up close at 0:49.

Used on Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock:

And what about those famous guitars, which included Ibanez JS1200, JS1000 and JS2PRM electrics (his signature line), a Bruce Sexauer FT-14 acoustic and a 1948 Martin 000-21? For the demo recordings, Satriani used either a Palmer or Marshall SE100 speaker simulator paired with one of his many guitar amps, including those from his signature Peavey JSX Series. In the studio, he played into either a CAD D189 or an SM57. For clean guitar parts and acoustic guitar, he used a KM54.

The CAD D189 would later be included in Satriani's signature CAD microphone pack.

Visible during Satriani’s October 19, 1992 live performance of “Big Bad Moon” for the Guitar Legends Hard Rock Concert (particularly at 16:17, during the harmonica solo it is used for). The 520D is also visible in the documentary Reel, which follows the making of Satriani’s self-titled 1995 album. The one in Reel was also used for harmonica (as evinced by the harmonica attached to it) and may be responsible for the distorted vocals on “Look My Way”.