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Bernard Butler guitars gear — Gibson ES-335, Marshall JCM800, Tube Screamer deep-dive for Suede's orchestral genius and British indie's finest guitarist.
Mike Campbell played a Duesenberg Starplayer TV at the 2008 Super Bowl halftime show — and this time, the spreadsheet even got Dave Grohl right.
Steve Vai and Nita Strauss never touched a Duesenberg Fullerton Elite — but Jason Isbell owns two and calls them among his main electrics.
Everyone knows Höfner for McCartney's bass. The Verythin has its own icon: John Squire's Pollock-splattered Stone Roses guitar.
The famous names attached to this Gretsch belong to Gibson players. Here's why the G5655TG was built to sound nothing like its own legends.
Forget the recycled Gretsch player list. Here's the actual touring guitarist who chose the G2622 Streamliner Center Block, and why it works.
Not Dave Grohl or Chuck Berry — the real player behind this Gretsch Falcon is Shovels & Rope's Michael Trent. Full specs, tone guide, and buying advice.
Not Clapton or Chuck Berry — the Rickenbacker 360's real legacy runs through George Harrison, Roger McGuinn, and R.E.M.'s Peter Buck. Full specs and history.
The Rickenbacker 381V69 is the brand's most labor-intensive flagship — beloved by John Kay, mostly ignored otherwise, then quietly discontinued in 2021.
Epiphone Riviera traded ES-335 pickups for mini-humbuckers and a Frequensator tailpiece. Discover SRV's forgotten years and Noel Gallagher's one true guitar.