Steven Page

In this video taken from Steven's appearance at Taste of Fort Collins, June 12, 2011, Steven can be seen playing his blue Fender Sonoran unplugged in the midst of an untimely power outage. Steve used this guitar primarily in support of his first solo release, Page One (2010), although it hasn't been spotted in too many of his performances since. It can also be seen at 19:50 in the Page One Tour Mockumentary, directed by Karen Graves:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VKpPO8pZXY

Steven Page has been a longtime user and endorser of Guild acoustic and electric guitars. Guild D-55 acoustics in both natural and sunburst finishes have been Steven's main stage acoustics since the late 90's. You can find many videos and photos of Steven's using his Guild D-55 while performing, most recently at the 2018 Juno awards while performing with the Barenaked Ladies after their Canadian Music Hall of Fame induction.

In this photo dated June 17, 2016, Steven features both of the amps utilized for his Jackson Triggs Niagara show, supporting his most recent album, Heal Thyself Pt. 1: Instinct (2016). Using the Radial Twin City Bones Amp Switcher, Steven can both switch between and mix the sounds from his 3 Monkeys Orangutan 1x12 Combo and his Carr Artemus.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram photo dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram post dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram photo dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram photo dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram photo dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram photo dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram photo dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

According to Shure's artist page, Barenaked Ladies uses Shure's Beta 58A Microphone for their background vocals.