The talented Nick Harper plays "Evo" on his SE A40E acoustic guitar. Nick has modified his SE with a special set of tuners that allow him to quickly and accurately adjust the pitch of the string mid-song.

Nick Harper is a singer-songwriter and guitarist hailing from the UK. He was inspired to pick up the guitar at age 10, in part by his father Roy Harper, a masterful folk songwriter, as well as his father's well-known friends: Keith Moon, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, & David Gilmour.

At 20 years old, he made his musical debut on his father's 1985 release, Whatever Happened to Jugula? He spent many years touring with his father, building a fan-base, and eventually releasing his own EP in 1994, Light at the End of the Kennel.

Tom Robinson of BBC6 Music sums up Harper's talents well, "To call Nick a superlative singer/songwriter could put his highly lauded guitar talent in the shade, and to call him a guitarist's guitarist might slight his distinctive, soulful voice and passionate songs."

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