Christone Kingfish Ingram

Kingfish says in the video that Michael Chertoff built him the gray LP that he's been playing for years. At the a show in New York Michael brought him the Tele-Paul.

In this video from Fender, Kingfish Ingram is playing a Deluxe Tone Master amp.

Man, I'm playing a brand new Acoustasonic Stratocaster through a Deluxe Tonemaster and it sounds good man.

At 6:19 Christone talks about his Sugar Drive. He sets it with the drive all the way up and tone at 12 o'clock.

In a February 24, 2021, Instagram story posted at 9:12 AM EST, Christone Kingfish Ingram showcased the Way Huge Smalls Conspiracy Theory Professional Overdrive Pedal while deciding between different overdrive pedals, mentioning a possible return to the MXR Sugar Drive.

At the start of the video Christone shows his stock red Player series Strat.

I saw Kingfish live in Costa Mesa in 2019 and he stood 2 feet away from me and shredded on this same guitar. The guitar is pictured with him on his website.

In this promotional video for the Fender Vintera series, Christone is seen playing the 50s Vintera Stratocaster in Seafoam Green.

Featured in this 9:12 AM EST February 24, 2021 Instagram story post.

Trying to choose between these ODs.....might just go back to the MXR Sugar Drive 🤔

At 4:58 Christone is talking about his Peavey Delta Blues 210 in a black tweed. The amp is set to run clean with dirt coming from the pedal board.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram showcases his use of the Peavey Classic 30 112 amplifier in a post on his Instagram, where he tags Peavey Electronics and includes the hashtag #PoweredByPeavey.

In the third frame of this Instagram post, Kingfish Ingram is seen playing a Fender American Professional Telecaster Deluxe Shawbucker in Sonic Gray.

In an interview with Christone in this Article from Guitar Magazine: The gear Your Mike Chertoff Custom has been your number one guitar since 2016. How did that come about? In 2015, when a video of me went viral, I started getting a lot of different companies coming at me and sending me stuff. Mike Chertoff was one of those who contacted me, and I liked what he was doing. He kept saying, “I’m going to send you a guitar one day, man!” He had that LP-style guitar built already, and he finished it for me and sent it to me a week before I had to play in Germany. I loved it. That’s what got me back into LPs, and it has been my number one ever since.

Pedal appears in his Instagram

At 7:28 Christone talks about his Way Huge Aqua Puss MkIII.

In this video from Fender, Kingfish is playing an Acoustasonic Stratocaster from Fender. Regarding the guitar, he says,

Man, I'm playing a brand new Acoustasonic Stratocaster through a Deluxe Tone Master and it sounds good man. ... I think this would be dope to use at home and on shows too.

He is clearly using a parlor style guitar by fender. You can see at 0:10 in this youtube video

In a video titled "Blues On The H.E.R. Stratocaster (Live)" uploaded on February 24, 2021, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram is seen playing the Fender H.E.R. Stratocaster.

Pedal appears in his Instagram

Pedal appears in his Instagram

On the cover of his Kingfish album, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram is seen with a Fender Starcaster Modern Player reissue, highlighting his connection to this semi-hollowbody electric guitar.

In a YouTube video by Nunupics Zomot, filmed on January 10, 2020, at Legends Chicago, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram can be seen using a Fender Tweed Champ amplifier during a performance with Buddy Guy.

Pedal appears in his Instagram

In this Tiny Desk (Home) Concert from NPR, Kingfish is using a Shure SM58 microphone for vocals.

In this Youtube video, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, shows the world his new Fender Telecaster Deluxe (Mississippi Night). The video, sponsored by Fender, immediately lets you hear and see Christone playing this new Telecaster and showing it's versatility. The Fender Kingfish Telecaster Deluxe features a comfortable “V”-shaped roasted maple neck and two humbucking Custom Kingfish Pickups. It offers improved playability, plus the growling overdriven tones he is known for.

Kingfish also dicussed the signature model in the January 2023 Guitar World issue:

“I loved it immediately,” he tells GW over a video call from London, where he’s resting after opening for the Rolling Stones at Hyde Park. “My manager gave it to me and I pulled it out the box, and I flipped, ’cause everything that I’d asked for was there. I immediately fell in love with the sound, because the smoothness and clean ness are real spanky. I could do my funky Prince stuff with it, but I can also play in church with it, as well. [...] “I told them the sound I wanted — kind of a classic [Gibson] ’57 sound, but something more versatile that I can roll back and get smooth sounds,” he says. “They’re custom wound and they really pack a punch. They really scream for the blues-rock.

Featured in this 9:12 AM EST February 24, 2021 Instagram story post.

@jimdunlopusa this JR is off the charts

According to 2019 Guitar World interview, Kingfish uses Squier Starfire.

In this video he demos the Fender Vintera Stratocaster

At 3:53, he says he plays 10-46 Ernie Ball Regular Slinkys on his Strat.

At 3:58 he says he puts 11-48 Ernie Ball Power Slinkys on anything with Humbuckers.

In this Youtube video you can see him play a Fender Boxer Telecaster model...: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXubwM3Lwss