What brand of guitar does Paul Simon play?

He has played several Martin models over the years—including a D-12-28, D-35S, and OM-42PS signature model. He has also favored an early 1970s SB3 built by luthier Michael Gurian, as well as assorted Guilds and Yamahas.

What type of guitar does Dave Matthews use?

Dave Matthews’ current lineup of gear includes Fender Strats, Taylor acoustic models (6-string and 12) including his new signature model featuring ‘Grux’ inspired inlays. During songs Dave plays electric guitar, he runs his dual-humbucker Strats through an isolated 1×12 Matchless combo.

What instrument does Paul Simon play?

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Paul Simon
Instrument(s)	Vocals, guitar, bass guitar, piano, percussion
Years active	1957 – present
Label(s)	Columbia Records, Warner Bros. Records
Associated acts	Simon and Garfunkel

What acoustic guitar strings does Paul Simon use?

During his late career, Simon uses the cherry red Epiphone Riviera, the 12-string version.

Who taught Paul Simon guitar?

Mr. Morgen
For two years before the release of “Graceland” in 1986, Mr. Simon studied with Mr. Morgen, whose specialty is teaching music theory from the perspective of the guitar’s fingerboard.

What guitar does Tim Reynolds play?

Tim’s Guitars (both past and present): Taylor 714ce. Fender Telecaster. Gibson SG Gothic.

What string gauge does Dave Matthews use?

Dave Matthews worked with Gibson to design a custom guitar that he keeps in a special tuning of his own design, named “High B.” According to Matthews’ tech, “the string gauges are 16, 11, 15, 18, 30, and a 42, and you can play just your standard chords…but it obviously sounds much different…

Does Paul Simon play the saxophone?

Still Crazy After All These Years on Paul Simon’s 1975 hit. The sax sounds new, clean and is easy to follow. Its impact is of a ‘sense of belonging’ to a time and place.