The bird guitar, a Fender duo sonic guitar. Fender gave this guitar to San Holo.

Ted Nugent discusses his Fender Duo-Sonic in this interview for VH1:

"'What was the first good guitar you got?'

'A Fender Duo Sonic. Praise the lord. This was around ‘59 or ‘60....We got it from Joe Podorsek at the Capitol School of Music on Grand River Avenue in Detroit and at least it looked like a Ventures model and I was picking up on Dick Dale, not just the sound, I could see pictures of them and what they were playing. So I had that guitar and played it through an old cream-colored Fender Bassman. Talk about a magical gear moment. '"

"Molly, for a while, bounced between a Mustang and a JagStang on the road, but none of the pickups sounded as good as the old DuoSonic she played on the record, which we found in a Cash Converters on Prince Edward Island. "

Gabriel (lead) is playing a fender duo sonic

At 1:38 in this video, Declan is playing a Red Duo-Sonic, as indicated by the shape, pickups, headstock, and the tele-style knobs.

Warren is seen using the Squier Duo-Sonic here at Jools Holland with Grinderman. He can also be seen using the Duo-Sonic in the RAK sessions with Grinderman.

Braeden can be seen playing this guitar in Capri Orange throughout the video at 0:13 and 2:52 and in the background at 0:46, 0:49, 1:06.

In the YouTube interview titled "James Taylor - Me & My Guitars," James Taylor discusses his use of the Fender Duo-Sonic Electric Guitar during his time with The Fabulous Corsayers and The Flying Machine, referring to it as "my former guitar."

in this photo you can clearly see her using an orange fender duo sonic.

"I have a 1966 Fender Duo-Sonic in Daphne Blue. I was playing a show with John and Jehn in France, in their hometown. We had a few days before this show, and John took me to this guitar shop where he’d bought a lot of his instruments. He knew the guy, and he said he’d lend me this guitar for two days. He didn’t tell me how much it was. So I sat round the fireplace in France for two days before the show just playing this guitar, and I completely fell in love with it. I gave it back, and I came back to the UK. But I couldn’t stop thinking about this guitar.

By then he’d told me the price, and I just thought, no way. But I did everything I could in my power to get hold of this guitar, and I ended up picking it up from a French lorry driver on an industrial estate in east London. He held up all the traffic. I’m in the corner of this industrial park looking out for a specific French lorry, getting some weird looks. But eventually he came, stopped all the traffic coming off this A road, got out of his cab and gave me this guitar and off he went."

The guitar can be seen in Steely Dan's sixth studio album, Aja. "A 1957 Fender Duo-Sonic electric guitar which is being played by Walter Becker in a photograph used in the liner notes to the 1977 Steely Dan album Aja. The original finish has been stripped and left natural, the guitar is also equipped with a maple neck and fretboard, anodized aluminum pickguard and later 6- saddle bridge. The neck plate is impressed with the serial number -20617. Accompanied by the original hard shell case and a copy of the album." to quote the cite.

According to the "Bloomfield's Guitars" section on Mikebloomfieldamericanmusic, Mike Bloomfield played a Fender Duo-Sonic Electric Guitar.