Nathan Shope

Nathan Shope discusses his experience with the First Act GarageMaster Volkswagen electric guitar in a video from The Casters' performance at the Williamson Wiseria Festival on April 6, 2019. He mentions purchasing the guitar online after reading positive reviews, though his first performance with it was challenging due to a broken string mid-song, prompting him to switch to an acoustic guitar to finish the set.

In a YouTube video titled "The Casters Williamson Wiseria Festival 4/6/19," Nathan Shope mentions that the Fender T Bucket 200CE Acoustic Electric Guitar was his first acoustic guitar, highlighting its reliability over the years.

In a YouTube video titled "Superstition live," Nathan Shope plays a Gibson Black Les Paul Junior. He mentions that the guitar was lent to him by Jacob for the jam session. Despite its simple design, Shope notes that when the guitar was paired with a single distortion pedal and a Fender Bassbreaker amplifier, it produced an unexpectedly powerful tone.

"So far at gigs I've been running on a single DS-1 feeding into any fender amp or whatever that i use."

In a live performance video titled "Superstition live" on YouTube, Nathan Shope is seen playing an ESP LTD 301 Viper Black. The guitar features a striking black finish with gold hardware and a white pickguard. While Shope appreciates the guitar's quality, he notes that it can become heavy over time.

In the YouTube video titled "The Casters Williamson Wiseria Festival 4/6/19," Nathan Shope discusses his heavily modified Fender American Professional Telecaster, mentioning various customizations, including relicing, changing volume knobs, and even burning parts of the guitar.

"This is actually Alec's amp, but i use it from time to time because it's portable, but still loud."

In a YouTube video titled "The Casters WWF 4/6/19 part 3" by Mac, Nathan Shope is seen playing a G&L Tribute Series Legacy HSS Electric Guitar in 3 Tone Sunburst/Maple, describing it as a "fun strat-y guitar to play."

In the YouTube video titled "The Casters WWF 4/6/19 part 3," Nathan Shope describes the Fender Mustang III as "one of my favorite amplifiers," praising its portability, compact size, and powerful output.