Sarah Jarosz

"When it comes to guitar Jarosz concentrates mostly on rhythm and arpeggios of her not-so-traditional chord progressions to back up her acclaimed vocal abilities, and is studying guitar in Boston. Her guitar is a Collings D1A dreadnought with an Adirondack spruce top, as opposed to the company’s D1 with its top of Sitka spruce. The D1A has a Honduran mahogany back and sides, flamed mahogany neck, 15 5/8-inch lower bout, and 25 1/2-inch scale length with an ebony fingerboard and bridge. “When I started getting more into guitar,” she says, “I got my D1A from Collings, in ‘05. They had made two guitars for (multi-instrumentalist) David Bromberg to choose from for his birthday, and I wound up playing the one he didn’t keep. I love that guitar so much, it’s great! I don’t have the biggest hands, so I really like it because it fits my hands but still has a big sound. It doesn’t have a tiny body, and it just fits me really well.'"

From the article "Sarah Jarosz String Garden" for Americansongwriter.com (https://americansongwriter.com/2012/04/sarah-jaroszs-string-garden/2/)

In an interview with americansongwriter.com Jarosz stated that she had used a borrowed 1959 Les Paul Goldtop on her 2011 album "Follow me down".

In this Instagram post Jarosz can be seen playing a Senn Model One on stage in 2016.

In this Instagram post Jarosz can be seen using a Gibson Advanced Jumbo during the recording sessions for "Undercurrent".