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Stevie Ray Vaughan – 1985
Description:
A detailed gear diagram of Stevie Ray Vaughan’s 1985 stage setup that traces the signal flow of the equipment in his guitar rig.
Artist/Tech Quote:
N/A
GuitarGeek Notes:
Stevie’s rig diagram is based on numerous emails and phone interviews with long-time guitar tech, Cesar Diaz.
Interview Date:
Circa 2000
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Here is a cool interview with Stevie’s guirar tech René Martinez
http://youtu.be/5SgnHUTn52M
He says Stevie’s high e sting was an 11 (GHS 1300) Low Tune set