Equipment

GUITARS

Graham has played many guitars throughout his career - six and seven string, electric, acoustic and bass - but since 2005 his main instruments have been his signature series Ormsby GG6 and GG6FG six string and GG7 seven string electric guitars. Unveiled at a special Perth showcase gig in December 2005, the GG6 and GG7 were used to finish the recording of Graham's 2006 CD release Leap Of Face, and are now used for all of his concerts, appearances and clinics. The last addition to Graham's triumvirate of signature instruments, the GG6FG made its debut in July 2008, and is a variation on the GG6 design, offering different sounds and a different look while remaining essentially a classic GG. The guitars offer the outstanding performance, tone and looks that Graham demands from an instrument that bears his name.
For images and specifications on the custom Graham Greene Signature Series guitars handmade by Perry Ormsby, click on the tabs below.


AMPLIFICATION

Graham is an official Mesa/Boogie endorsee, having signed with the US amplifier giant in August 2006. His current amp of choice for stage and studio is the Mesa Dual Rectifier Road King Advanced Amplifier Array. This amplifier in its 212 combo configuration is the heart of Graham's rig, its amazing sounds, features, versatility and power making it the perfect piece of equipment for all applications. Mesa/Boogie ¾back 212 speaker cabinets allow Graham to spread his sound around bigger stages, and even assign different cabinets to individual channels to achieve peak performance.

Graham's Guitars:

Electric
Ormsby GG6 Signature Series
Ormsby GG6FG Signature Series
Ormsby GG7 Signature Series

Acoustic
Taylor 412CE
Ibanez AE18
Ibanez AI307CE 7-string

Other
Bass Collection 4-string bass

Amplification
Mesa/Boogie Road King 212 combo
Mesa/Boogie ¾back 212 cabinet

Effects
Digitech IPS33 harmonizer
Digitech IPS33B harmonizer
Ibanez TS9DX Turbo Tube Screamer
Line6 Echo Park Delay
MXR Phase 90
Boss CE5 Chorus
Boss GE7 Graphic EQ
Dunlop CryBaby Vol/Wah
Dunlop Heil Sound Talk Box

 


Graham's Live Rig (in his words)