Michael John Scheuchzer's Solid Body Electric Guitars
Michael Scheuchzer, guitarist of MercyMe, is seen jamming the title track of the band's 2014 album, "Welcome To The New", on a televised appearance. He chose to play an Eastwood Guitars Airline Twin Tone which was modified to feature a Hipshot Baby Grand Guitar Bridge and a single color pick guard.
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Michael Scheuchzer, guitarist of MercyMe, is seen jamming the title track of the band's 2014 album, "Welcome To The New", on a televised appearance. What was once mistaken as an Eastwood Guitars Airline Twin Tone which was modified to feature a Hipshot Baby Grand Guitar Bridge and a single color pick guard, was actually a Supro Dual-Tone Electric Guitar. This guitar was built by luthier John Bolin at a time when the company was owned by Zinky.
Mike actually saw this submission and put his own stamp on this mistake. Thank you Mike!
Mike Scheuchzer? @mikescheuchzer Replying to @MakMeGuyGardner @EastwoodGuitars @Equipboard
"It’s actually a Supro Dual Tone from the short lived Zinky owned years. Fantastic guitar!
The luthier was John Bolin of Bolin Guitars. Has ALL the vintage vibes!!!
That’s not to say I wouldn’t gladly play an Eastwood ;) Used an Eastwood Baritone in studio"
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Michael Scheuchzer recently reached out EquipBoard.com staff through Twitter to help improve his board. Among fixing the brand of a mismarked guitar, he also added that he played an Eastwood Baritone in the recording studio. The posts were as follows.
Mike Scheuchzer? @mikescheuchzer
Replying to @MakMeGuyGardner @EastwoodGuitars @Equipboard
"It’s actually a Supro Dual Tone from the short lived Zinky owned years. Fantastic guitar!
The luthier was John Bolin of Bolin Guitars. Has ALL the vintage vibes!!!
That’s not to say I wouldn’t gladly play an Eastwood;) Used an Eastwood Baritone in studio ????"
Thank you Mike for clearing things up!
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