Brian Setzer - Musical Equipment

Musical Equipment

Brian Setzer has a very large guitar collection spanning many decades and brands. Setzer favours vintage equipment and hollow body guitars and is currently endorsed by Gretsch.

Vintage guitars:

  • D'Angelico Excel - 1938
  • D'Angelico New Yorker - 1940
  • Martin Model D-28 Acoustic - 1956
  • Fender Stratocaster Turquoise - 1957
  • Guild Bluesbird - 1959
  • Gretsch Model 6130 Round Up - 1955
  • Gretsch Model 6128 Black Duo Jet - 1957
  • Gretsch Model 6136 White Falcon - 1957
  • Gretsch Model 6129 Silver Jet - No Pickguard - 1957
  • Gretsch Model 6129 Silver Jet - White Pickguard - 1957
  • Gretsch Model 6136 White Falcon - 1957
  • Gretsch Model 6129 Silver Jet - Black Pickguard - 1958
  • Gretsch Model 6120 "Stray Cat" - 1959
  • Gretsch Model 6120 Chet Atkins - 1959
  • Gretsch Model 6119 "Christmas Custom" - 1959
  • Gretsch Model 6119 Blue Sparkle Jet - 1959
  • Gretsch Model 6120 - 1960
  • Gretsch Model 6119 - 1960
  • Gibson Firebird V - 1964

Signature guitars:

  • Gretsch Model 6120 Setzer Signature Prototype
  • Gretsch Model 6120 Setzer Hot Rod Custom Purple
  • Gretsch Model 6120 Setzer Hot Rod Custom "Pinstripe"
  • Gretsch Model 6120 Setzer Hot Rod Custom "Spotty"
  • Gretsch Model 6120 Setzer Hot Rod Custom "Sparkle Red"
  • Gretsch Model 6120 Setzer Hot Rod Custom "Sparkle Blue"
  • Gretsch Model 6120 SSLVO Brian Setzer Signature
  • Gretsch Model 6120 SSL Brian Setzer Signature
  • Gretsch Model 6120 SSU Brian Setzer Signature
  • Gretsch Model 6120 SSUGR Brian Setzer Signature
  • Gretsch Model 6136SLBP Brian Setzer Black Phoenix
  • Indie Model With White GT Stripes

Other guitars:

  • Bigsby Custom - 2003

Effects:

  • Roland Re-301 Chorus Echo

Amplifiers:

  • Fender Bassman - 1962
  • Fender Princeton - 1960

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