John Jorgenson

Jorgenson and Saga were partners quite a long time, which resulted in a signature model. He talks about this model 0:31 onwards.

"I’m mostly the mandolin player on this, but I did play guitar on a few cuts, and I used a Blueridge BR-260A, which is a great dreadnought with an Adirondack top and rosewood back and sides."

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

Del Breckenfeld had offered the 3 Hellecasters the chance to design a guitar in their yearly Limited Edition Series, which would be introduced at Winter Namm in 1997 and available for one year to dealers. I took this opportunity to create the “Hellecaster” model and carried over my favorite features from the Comanche.

The Radial feeds a Phil Jones Bass CUB AG100 amplifier, which is about the size of a briefcase and weighs only 11 pounds, making it ideal for travel given the current restrictions on luggage.

Guitar Player interview, 2010.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

On Radial's website, Jorgenson was featured as user of the Radial Tonebone Elevator.

The London is a very versatile overdrive/distortion pedal, capable of producing sweet, round sustain, nasty aggressive punch, and any degree in between.

Jorgenson about Radial London Distortion.

That goes into a Radial Tonebone PZ-Pre, which is a great little 2-channel acoustic preamp with some bass roll-off, a notch to filter out body resonance, a phase-reversal switch to cut feedback, and a sweet midrange.

Guitar Player interview, 2010.

I patch a Zoom A2.1u—which I use as a volume pedal, reverb, and tuner—into the amp’s effects loop.

Guitar Player interview, 2010.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.

This PG article lists the gear John Jorgensen used on the CD titled „Gifts from the flood”. The list includes this item too.