What guitar does Billy Gibbons play?

“She is a 1959, and I acquired her when I was 18.”

“That was the fine work of a detuned '55 Goldtop running through a modified Marshall 100”

“Lil Red still thrives and plays like melting butter. Precious sound from this one.”

“Sunburst Gibson Melody Maker from 1962. Single cutaway, single pickup. Simple. Straight to the point.”

“This particular thrasher, combined with Pearly Gates, harmonics included, put the crowning touch on La Grange.”

“It’s right down to basics with the Esquire. Single pickup, single cutaway.”

“This instrument, acquired in ’73, is heard on three tracks recorded for the Tejas album.”

“It was in fine working shape”

“So this new reproduction model was recreated with some BFG mojo thrown in for good measure. It's now the main stage guitar with a groove.”

“I’ve had the pleasure of working directly with Bolin Guitars out of Boise, Idaho, for the last four decades”

“A player’s delight!”

“This guitar brought a supercharged aim to the recording direction of the Rhythmeen sessions.”

“Jellybean pushes a really hard sound.”

“Radical. Takes two hands and a lot of hammerin’.”

“The guitar, nicknamed KruiZZerhed, is a righteous machine”

“This thing is strong!”

“I like the twank of a Telecaster and the beef of a humbucker, and right here you get a little bit of both.”

“Seymour Duncan took the Pearly Gates pickups and gave them an extra bump”

“It works as a regular guitar pickup, and then when you engage the octave-lower segment, it throws that in.”

“Marshalls are still present in our lineup and remain the cornerstone for our guitar and bass tones”

“We're using the Marshall tube preamp and loading that into Marshall's now out-of-production 120/120 power amp.”

“I started when I got a guitar for Christmas and along with it came a tiny little Fender Champ.”