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Rig Rundown: Robert Plant and Alison Krauss Band

Stuart Duncan, Viktor Krauss, and JD McPherson from the Raise the Roof touring band raise the curtain on their road gear.

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The modern country outlaws follow only a few rules: beefy Teles, American-voiced amps, and a healthy addiction to compression and phaser.

Before Whitey Morgan and his crew’s first headlining gig at the Ryman—the Mother Church of country music—Whitey (Eric Allen), guitarist Joey Spina, and pedal-steel guitarist Brett Robinson hung with PG's Chris Kies and charged through their road-warrior setups that go heavy on T-styles, Fender amps, and plenty of phaser.

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A pair of perfectly primitive amps in one pretty package.

Some ultra-premium amps are packed with a dizzying array of features. But the only dizzying things about Little Walter amps are their superb tones and boldly minimalist designs. (Well, that, and their hefty price tags.)

Little Walter mastermind Phil Bradbury won the endorsements of A-list Nashville players with two previous amps: a 22-watt model driven by two 6V6 power tubes, and a 50-watter with dual 6L6s. And now there’s the Twin 22/50, which combines both amps in a single head.

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