Rob Baker

WHAT REVEREND GUITAR(S) ARE YOU USING? I’m using a… I want to say sunburst one… I don’t know the model name (editor’s note: Jetstream 390). I just know what I like and I like it a lot.

In the bottom left of this shot, the I/O of the unit and the U-shaped guards for the control knobs match that of an M13. Rob has metnioned the use of Line 6 pedals in various interviews.

"On stage I use two Mesa-Boogie Lonestars as a stereo rig...". Speculating on use of 1x12 Combo (as opposed to the 2x12 or head+cab) based on grainy stage shots.

"I have a sort of standard pedal board with the Line 6 pedals: The green delay, the distortion, and the modulation

Rob Baker used an amber PRS Custom 22 for "Blow at High Dough" and many other songs on the Tragically Hip's final tour.

This was used for "Bobcaygeon" on the Tragically Hip's final tour.

Rob is seen using a brown stratocaster with lace sensor pickups on "Grace, Too".

"I have a sort of standard pedal board with the Line 6 pedals: The green delay, the distortion, and the modulation."

"I have a sort of standard pedal board with the Line 6 pedals: The green delay, the distortion, and the modulation"

Rob is seen using a brown Tele Deluxe in this performance of "Daredevil".

Rob uses a Sunburst Reverend Charger on "So Hard Done By".

around 1:50 you can see what looks to be an sg that rob is playing, the video is low quality so its a bit hard to tell but i swear thats an sg he's playing, the video is too low quality for me to tell what model which is why i just said the standard

Rob Baker is confirmed to use a 1970’s mocha brown Fender Stratocaster, as evidenced by the official music video for "Blow At High Dough" by The Tragically Hip, where he is seen playing this guitar clearly at 1:47. The video, published by TheTragicallyHipVEVO on YouTube, supports this observation. Baker's use of this guitar dates back to when it was first purchased for him by his parents at age 13, and it has been a consistent choice for many of The Tragically Hip's albums.