Rob Thomas

Taylor Guitars mention on their website that he uses this model.

This was his main acoustic guitar during the "Chip Tooth Smile" tour.

Used this guitar for his Great Unknown tour in 2015.

Monitor engineer Chris “Sharpie” Sharp (left, with secondary monitor engineer Wayne “Chan” Teaster) is mixing on a Digidesign D-Show board, using the onboard Focusrite comp limiters, Smack! and Crane Song plug-ins, as well as D-Show.

Thomas sings through a Shure UHFR with a KSM9 capsule. “I loved it the first time I heard it,” Sharp enthuses. “The rest of the guys are using SM58s. We have Sennheiser E300 G2 Series packs with transmitters for in-ear monitors. The band and I are all on Ultimate Ears UE7c ear molds. I am using the Professional Wireless Systems’ GSX-8 antennae combiner; they have provided a stable RF platform that is unrivaled.”

Monitor engineer Chris “Sharpie” Sharp (left, with secondary monitor engineer Wayne “Chan” Teaster) is mixing on a Digidesign D-Show board, using the onboard Focusrite comp limiters, Smack! and Crane Song plug-ins, as well as D-Show.

Thomas sings through a Shure UHFR with a KSM9 capsule. “I loved it the first time I heard it,” Sharp enthuses. “The rest of the guys are using SM58s. We have Sennheiser E300 G2 Series packs with transmitters for in-ear monitors. The band and I are all on Ultimate Ears UE7c ear molds. I am using the Professional Wireless Systems’ GSX-8 antennae combiner; they have provided a stable RF platform that is unrivaled.”

Thomas sings through a Shure UHFR, with a KSM9 capsule. “The band and I are all on Ultimate Ears UE7c ear molds. I am using the Professional Wireless Systems’ GSX-8 antennae combiner; they have provided a stable RF platform that is unrivaled.”

According to guitar and keyboard tech Danny “Borga” O’Neil, both guitarist/keyboardist Paul Doucette and Thomas use a Baldwin Piano Shell with a Roland RD-700SX.

This Facebook post by 10S Guitars confirm that Thomas uses 10S Guitars, both live and in the studio.