Rig Rundown - Anders Osborne

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Anders Osborne invited PG’s John Bohlinger to soundcheck at his tour’s first stop at Nashville’s City Winery in early February and shows off his louder-than-a-jumbo-jet amps, bastardized, funky guitars and a handful of stomps that power his travelling mojo.
“Blackie” is pieced together from a 1968 Fender body with an unknown neck-Osborne’s tech thinks it’s from MIJ Fender-that has an ebony board with jumbo frets. The neck and bridge pickups are original ’68s, but the center pickup is a Seymour Duncan 'Lil Screamin Demon. Blackie is generally set to open-D tuning and is strung with custom D'Addario set: .013, .018, .024 (wound), .034, .044, .054.
“Greenie” is a 1985 Fender ’62 Stratocaster Reissue loaded with a RS Guitarworks vintage wiring harness (pots & switch jack) and was upgraded with a Seymour Duncan Five-Two pickup in the neck position. Greenie is tuned standard with a custom D'Addario set: .011, .016, .022 (wound), .032, .042, .052.
“Cherry” is a 1972 Gibson ES-335 with a Bigsby roller bridge, is tuned to standard, and outfitted with D'Addario EXL-115 .011-.049 strings.
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