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Rig Rundown: Milky Chance

The German folk/reggae-rock group gives us a peek at their streamlined setup that combines vintage, offbeat axes with cutting-edge technology.

Clemens Rehbein tours with two striking American vintage guitars. His No. 1 is a 1964 Fender Jazzmaster with an original three-tone sunburst. The JM has been updated with a Mastery bridge and is strung with D’Addario .011–.046 strings.

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