Gwyn Ashton

Gwyn Ashton uses a 1963 Fender Stratocaster, also mentioned in interview: http://blues.gr/m/blogpost?id=1982923%3ABlogPost%3A137910

Gwyn Ashton website 'About' page says "Italian guitar company Liutart then asked Ashton to design his own signature guitar which he uses to this day with the configuration based on his favourite classic guitars - Gibson Firebird, Danelectro and Fender Telecaster pickups. Ashton called this 'the ultimate slide guitar'."

https://www.gwynashton.com/about

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) "Again, I have a supply of amps – mainly vintage tweeds, depending on the gig size. I like small amps and the louder I can play, the more I bring in. I start off with one or two Fender Pro Juniors, add a 1957 Fender Deluxe, a 1956 Fender Twin Amp 40w or either one, or BOTH, of my high-power Tweed Twins from 1957 and 1959. I have an AC30, too."

A 1957 Fender Deluxe would be a 5E3.

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) "Again, I have a supply of amps – mainly vintage tweeds, depending on the gig size. I like small amps and the louder I can play, the more I bring in. I start off with one or two Fender Pro Juniors, add a 1957 Fender Deluxe, a 1956 Fender Twin Amp 40w or either one, or BOTH, of my high-power Tweed Twins from 1957 and 1959. I have an AC30, too."

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) "Again, I have a supply of amps – mainly vintage tweeds, depending on the gig size. I like small amps and the louder I can play, the more I bring in. I start off with one or two Fender Pro Juniors, add a 1957 Fender Deluxe, a 1956 Fender Twin Amp 40w or either one, or BOTH, of my high-power Tweed Twins from 1957 and 1959. I have an AC30, too."

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) that he uses a Flynn Amps Hawk.

The Flynn Amps Hawk is a pedal recreation of Rory Gallagher's Hawk booster (a non-pedal booster by S. Hawk Ltd.).

https://www.flynnamps.com/pedals/rory-gallagher-hawk/

Gwyn Ashton praises the Analog Man King of Tone Overdrive, stating it's replaced all other pedals on his board, including his previously favored Blues Breaker. This endorsement is highlighted on the Analogman website.

According to Maxon's website, Ashton uses the Maxon OD820 Overdrive Pro pedal.

Gwyn Ashton's 1936 National Duolian can be clearly seen from 1 minute and 46 seconds on this video on his YouTube entitled 'Gwyn Ashton on his 1936 National Duolian'.

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) "Again, I have a supply of amps – mainly vintage tweeds, depending on the gig size. I like small amps and the louder I can play, the more I bring in. I start off with one or two Fender Pro Juniors, add a 1957 Fender Deluxe, a 1956 Fender Twin Amp 40w or either one, or BOTH, of my high-power Tweed Twins from 1957 and 1959. I have an AC30, too."

A 1956 Fender Twin would be a 5E8 narrow panel Twin.

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) that he uses a Lovepedal Amp 50.

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) that he uses a Catalinbread Belle Epoch.

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) that he uses a "Boss DM3" for delay.

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) that he uses a Zvex SHO.

Zvex refer to the "Super Hard On" booster as "SHO" on their website (https://www.zvex.com/guitar-pedals/super-hard-on-guitar-effects-pedal).

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) that he uses a Foxrox Octron.

Gywn Ashton said to Australian Musician (article published 21 March 2014) that he uses a Mooer Trelicopter.

Rothwell Audio Products webpage on 'Who uses Rothwell gear?' states "Gwyn Ashton is another blues rock guitar player famed for his fabulous tone. He uses an F1 Booster to push the amp harder and a Switchblade when he needs a really blistering tone."