At 0:04 you can see Axl playing a black Chet Atkins CE guitar with a Fender strap. This is probably the only time Axl was seen using this guitar, he used it as a prop and it is likely that he never used it in studio.

YouTube video from 1987 - Chet Atkins & Friends television show (American). At 2:34 of the video Chet Atkins is playing a Gibson Chet Atkins CE in a duet of “I’ll see you in my dreams” with Mark Knopfler. At 6:19, Chet Atkins plays the Gibson Chet Atkins CE on “Walk of Life”. Chet is seen on several additional instances playing the Gibson Chet Atkins CE during the hour long video.

Les owned several of the Gibson Chet Atkins acoustics from the 1980s, including the early 80s nylon string version, according to the results of his 2012 estate auction.

"This nylon string classical-style guitar with a piezo pickup was a gift to Waylon from Chet Atkins, and is signed by Chet and dated ’87 on the sound covers. White signed to RCA, Chet Atkins was Waylon’s first primary producer. When Waylon won his creative freedom from RCA, Chet left the picture and became the face of stringent label control during country music’s Outlaw era. But later in life Waylon and Chet remained friends. Serial number: 82956570. Estimated $15,000 $25,000."

Cohen can be seen playing a black Gibson Chet Atkins CE in this photo.

Gets used a lot on stage: not prone to feeding back. Easy to play, very thin and very light. Nice guitar.

Utilizado no disco GLM (Parabólica e Pampa no Walkman)

This guitar was mentioned in the booklet of the reissue CD release of "P.U.L.S.E.". In the booklet it's called "Gibson 'Chet Atkins' Classical.

I used this guitar in the past, when someone needed nylon string for their music. It’s a nice guitar, but I am not really into the nylon string guitar sound. Maybe I’ll change my mind and pull her out of retirement one day, but that day ain’t today.

AZTEC CAMERA UK pop group with Roddy Frame about 1985. Photo Stephen Woodd - Image ID: BX61XW

Photo shows Roddy using a Gibson Chet Atkins CE Classical electric

Used in 2000's on live gigs

Featured in this April 22, 2019. It was one of Atkins' personal guitars.

This is the Guitar that Chet Atkins gave me years ago. It was one of his personal Signature Gibsons. When he gave me this guitar, he told me about Paul Rivera and that he built the best tube amplifiers around. All these years later, I still have my guitar from Chet, and I'm still great friends with Paul Rivera. It was great seeing Paul today in Los Angeles and talk about some new ideas together.