What Fender does John Mayer use?

John Mayer primarily uses his Martin OMJM for acoustic performance, a wide array of Fender Stratocasters (BLACK1, SRV, Jimi Hendrix Monterey, etc.), Strat-shaped guitars like the PRS Silver Sky, some Gibson guitars like the L-5, ES-335 Eric Clapton Crossroads, and Les Paul Junior.

Does John Mayer still use the black one?

In the mid-2000s he began using Two Rock amps almost exclusively. Lastly, more recently in 2015, he began performing with few different PRS amps. He eventually settled on his own signature model, the PRS J-MOD 100. John also has a pretty big collection of acoustic guitars.

What Telecaster does John Mayer play?

National Style-O Resonator 12-string

Make	Model	Years
Fender	Signature “Black One” Stratocaster	2004-Present
Fender	John Mayer Stratocaster Prototype	2004-Present
Fender	Telecaster-Stratocaster Hybrid	2004-Present
Fender	Stevie Ray Vaughan “Number One” Strat	2004-Present

Who are John Mayer influences?

When he was first starting out, his influences were Blues legends like B.B. King, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and the mystical Robert Johnson. Before long, Hendrix realized that he had to get his hands on an electric guitar as it was hard to hear the acoustic guitar in a band setting.

How did John Mayer get discovered?

Mayer came to the attention of Gregg Latterman at Aware Records through an acquaintance of Mayer’s, a lawyer, who sent Aware his EP. In early 2001, after including him in Aware Festival concerts and his songs on Aware compilations, Aware released Mayer’s internet-only album, Room for Squares.

What guitar did John Mayer use on continuum?

Fender Stratocaster “Continuum” This is a guitar that was occasionally used during the Continuum tour. It is most likely just a regular John Mayer Signature Stratocaster with a custom finish, featuring the word “Continuum” written in sequence on top of the body, excluding the pickguard.