Rig Rundown - Wilco's Nels Cline

http://www.premierguitar.com PG's Rebecca Dirks is On Location in West Des Moines, IA, where she catches up with Wilco lead guitarist Nels Cline who walks us through his entire rig including Fender Jazzmasters, Schroeder Amps, and an expansive pedalboard.

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[LiberTBo]

I actually learned a great deal from Nel's great interview with Rebecca. What an amazing intuitive man, who explains virtually everything about his equipment, which draws you right into the story. It would be nice if more rig rundowns were of this nature and quality. Other musicians actually benefit from discussions like this. Thanks to Nels and Rebecca for an outstanding rig rundown.

[coolidgerockandroll]

"Yeah! Degradation is my sound!" Wish I could have said that.

[Braruna Sunburn]

Most players prefer left their vintage treasures in their home studios locked,but nels takes them in the road,and hes also very open to talk about how he get their amazing sound,thats super great for begining and advance player,when i start to play i never had all that information around,you tube doesnt exist at that time,best rig rundown,thanx!

[theMachineandI]

Rebecca looked like a happy 10 year old when he was making all that noise; like, :D.

[EdisonsLastInvention]

here i completely get why you would formulate that idea, he doesn't ever really show good playing in this particular video. but if you havent already, listen to nels cline trio, they might just change you mind :)

[rian settles]

Great player.Seems like a really nice guy.This was a great rig rundown

[sharktroubles]

LiborTBo is correct.

[sharktroubles]

Lol! I know what you mean...she is awesome and beautiful. Yum!!!!!!!

[Ben Papasergio]

Everyone needs to email the guy who made that double neck and find out who it was made for.

[Jason Mann]

Rebecca, we need to hang out.

[wildwildben]

This is true, but why did you bother writing it?

[Matt Hickle]

Nels Cline is probably the nicest professional musician I've ever met.