What gear does Steely Dan use?

“for the most part I play only tuneable instruments, like acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer and so on.”

“I do have a Triton and a Kurzweil K2500, and use them for special effects”

“I recall that my first synthesizer was an ARP Odyssey, which I used on the early Steely Dan records.”

“Sadowskys play and sound great, stay in tune, and are very versatile”

“Those Hahn guitars were played a lot.”

“For the most part, I’m using a Roland ME-10, which is a multi-effects pedal I helped design.”

“Well, one is the Stratocaster I used on My Old School.”

“I found that guitar when I was dumpster-diving out at Fender.”

“It was basically a Danelectro guitar with a special bridge that made it buzz and sound like a sitar.”

“Walter [Becker] suggested I play a Strat instead of my 335. We tried it for a few takes, and then he said, ‘No, go back to your guitar.’”

“I used my 335 through a Princeton Reverb.”

“my work-horse guitar, my Gibson CS336, a slightly shrunken 335.”

“My usual kit has been out since the first Steely Dan tour in 2003, and its a Yamaha Oak Custom”

“Actually I use the K Constantinople rides with that really old K sound”