John Doyle / Seamus Eagan / Winifred Horan / Mick McAuley

[@Raichu234]

omg they are so young here! Still sounds great to this day! All hail the greatness of Solas!

[@erikm8372]

IThis is classic… This is the program on PBS I saw and I recorded when I was 15, and subsequently began playing the fiddle. It’s funny to see 20 years later and I can play all the tunes in my own style. Everything I thought was so difficult in the beginning. Time flies.

[@irishfield1]

Amazing music ever mighty adore all Win and friends awesome thank you appreciate

[@Radaep1]

GR8 Stuff altogether, John Doyle , what a phenomenal guitarist !!!!

[@richardperkins5046]

Winifred is no slouch on fiddle.

[@Radaep1]

@@richardperkins5046 , true love all their play'n, as a guitarist myself.......

[@richardperkins5046]

@@Radaep1 As a guitarist myself.

[@HEADSUPBERKELEY]

Completely LOVELY

[@jurasicfred]

My favorite band. 😁

[@Javilaio]

I don't think it's to get stereo sound. I think an output goes to a multi-effects and with an octave allows him to get the bass, but i'm not sure either. (Sorry for my bad English in these technical subjects) Greetings from Spain😃

[@julianbrelsford]

Another commenter said he probably has one output for a piezo type pickup and one for a microphone mounted inside the guitar. That seems likely to me; I think the low sounding note is just his lowest string (D; he is not using standard tuning) however with the use of the microphone and mixing board that note sounds louder and more "boomy" than it naturally would.

[@Radaep1]

2 output jacks on Johns guitar, sterio I guess, what an amazing guitarist he is !

[@simonbay3044]

My guess would be two types of pickups (i.e. 1 microphone, 1 piezo)