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Players using the KSM Model 358™ Guitar, KSM FOUNDATION™ Bass Bridge and other custom guitars
handcrafted by Kevin S. Moore


Roger Eaton

   Roger Eaton performs with Joe Diffie. Former gigs included The Barbara Mandrell Show, The Tanya Tucker Show, and The Vern Gosdin Show. He is currently appearing with Lorrie Morgan on televised broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry.
Website: Johnson Amps Artist Profile

Ben Stacy

   Ben Stacy grew up in Brazil and later relocated to Nashville. He has been involved in freelance projects with Jessa Shown and Lorrie Morgan. He is also in the Nashville-based band Pleasure Coma.
Website: Pleasure Coma on MySpace.com

Austin Weyand

   Austin Weyand is a fingerstyle guitarist, composer, and educator whose influences and training have spanned the styles of classical, jazz, traditional, and rock. He has performed and recorded for radio and television.
Website: www.austinweyand.com

Rich

   Rich Armentrout, "I’ve played the escrs-335 custom for that last 30years and though I’d never find a guitar that could bring out my playing! Boy was I wrong, I fell in love with the KSM guitar while producing a Benefit show for Country Ham Festival and Tennessee Children’s Home in October 2007. Check out some video caught of me on this great guitar. My influences are Dickey Betts, Al DeMiola, Alan Holdswoth and many more! Thanks Kevin." Website: Rich's MySpace.com page   Video: Rich w/ Colleen Lloy

Greg Downs

   Greg Downs is a singer/songwriter from the small town of Smithfield, Utah. Being no stranger to a stage, Greg has traveled the country in several rock bands, developing himself as both a guitarist and songwriter.
Website: Greg Downs on MySpace.com

Carl Hart

   Carl Hart's early influences came from classical music. He is a guitar connoisseur and a tube amp aficionado. Lead guitar player for The Fender Benders, he is also responsible for the band's modified sound gear. Band members know Carl as "The Mad Tweaker".
Website: Carl's Fender Benders Bio

Mark Bell

   Mark Bell, a native of Denmark, is an accomplished musician in his own country as well as abroad. Some of his many performing credits include playing guitar with the Danish rockabilly band 'The Coronets' and playing piano with Danish band 'The Radiators'. His musical inspirations come from punk, alternative and rock. He prefers a heavy, distorted guitar sound.

Paul Gephardt

  Paul Gephart has played for over 24 years around Utah and beyond, with bands such as Spur of the Moment and Salty Papercut he has captivated many audiences with his signature guitar sound.
Website: Paul's Salty Papercut Bio

Ken Harker

   Ken Harker, Expanding knowledge of American traditional music, and call and response improvisations. Currently playing ad hoc in the Logan, Utah area.
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         Players using the KSM FOUNDATION™ Bass Bridge

Loni Specter

   Loni Specter is a legendary musician, promoter, artist and inventor. His musical career spans more than three decades. He is the producer of Amp Show and is the inventor of The Lapdancer® Lap Steel Guitar.
Website: Loni Specter's Bio

Pierre Micheli

   PierAntonio Micheli, a transplant from Italy and owner of the local restaurant 'Le Nonne', performs regularly with HK3.
Website: Le Nonne

Homer Nivison

   Homer Nivison, bass player for Simple as Suicide, has been playing shows since 2006 throughout Utah and Idaho promoting the band's recently recorded demo, which is currently played on the northern Utah rock station 95.9 KLZX. High-energy performances and love for the music they play has helped to earn them a following to be reckoned with.
Website: Simple as Suicide on MySpace.com

Jeremy Nivison

   Jeremy Nivison is an accomplished bass and guitar player, teacher and mentor for many students, as well as a performer with many groups such as Orjazm, HK3 and with Mike Christiansen.
Website: Jeremy Nivison on MySpace.com

R.J. Seamons

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