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What guitar does Ted Nugent play?
Ted Nugent has been seen with a 1962 Gibson Byrdland he calls Number 4, fitted with Gibson Burstbucker 2 pickups. He has talked about touring with Byrdlands and Peavey 6505 heads, and has said his early rig was a Fender amp wall with Twins.
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About Ted Nugent's gear.
What guitar does Ted Nugent play?
The Gibson Byrdland. Vintage Guitar profiled his 1962 spruce-top Byrdland, known as Number 4, and he talked about his Byrdlands in Premier Guitar's 2012 Rig Rundown.
What amp does Ted Nugent use?
In Premier Guitar's 2012 Rig Rundown he talked about Peavey 6505 heads. He told Guitar World that in the late 1960s he played into a Fender amp wall that included Twins.
What pickups are in Ted Nugent's Byrdland?
Vintage Guitar reported that the original PAF pickups in his 1962 Byrdland were replaced with Gibson Burstbucker 2 models in 2003.
What was Ted Nugent's first guitar setup?
He told Guitar World he played a white Fender Duo-Sonic through a beige Fender Bandmaster, then an Epiphone Casino, before trading it toward a blonde 1965 Gibson Byrdland.
Ted Nugent is the Detroit hard rock guitarist known for the Amboy Dukes and Cat Scratch Fever. This guide covers the Gibson Byrdlands and amps tied to him in interviews and features.
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