Premier Guitar | 8 years ago
Article and photos: http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/24757-rig-rundown-cw-stoneking
Aussie blues guitarist C.W. Stoneking met with PG’s John Bohlinger between gigs to play some guitar and talk about his minimal approach to gear while tracking and touring.
Shortly before this interview, C.W. made the costly mistake of walking into Gruhn’s Guitars in Nashville. Although he walked out with a considerably lighter wallet, he had in hand this 1957 Grestch 6120. I’m sure the sight of this guitar would have made Chet Atkins’ fingers twitch uncontrollably. The 6120 came to him stock, but Stoneking replaced the original brass nut with a bone nut to help with tuning stability.
This 1931 National Duolian is completely stock and amazingly clean considering its age.
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