Chat about Equipment Info
 #63683  by Maybeck09
 
Yeah, I think it is the tele that was his brother's. This burst strat I've never seen and I've been watching this guy for a lot of years. I think he looks good with it. The Modulus guitars he played in the 90's were strat shaped and fit him well. I'm partial because I play a burst strat ('62 reissue, rosewood neck w/ Fralins) but I also love that 335 that he plays. Never been a fan of the blue guitar. It does appear that he's got to do a lot of switching around now on stage. Between all the knob turning and guitar switching I'm sure he keeps in shape! Go get 'em Bob- keep pulling them out- God knows how many guitars the guy has back in Mill Valley just waiting to come out! Thumbs up from here!
 #63779  by mkaufman
 
I saw Bob play the Strat (briefly) and his new Gibson L5 (?) last night at the vibes. Quite honestly, all 4 guitars he played sounded somewhat similar - obviously his signal processing & playing technique contribute to most of his sound, although his ES335 & blue Modulus (which he only played on the Ripple encore) are the best. Bob & Ratdog were excellent last night. Great chops. His singing was good too.

mk
 #63783  by IamDocWatson
 
the strat tone doesnt fit with ratdog. weir coul dlighten up on the fx too. nails on a chalkboard when he uses that crazy metallic tone and metal slide way up beyond the frets just screeching away. bob weir = weak link in ratdog. how does he forget the words to every song. its because they NEVER practice. only soundcheck