A user-uploaded photo shows Jimmy Page with a Gretsch Duo Jet electric guitar. The context of the image doesn't clarify if he owns the guitar or uses it in recordings or performances.

This guitar was put for sale on Reverb in 2017 from Armstrong’s private guitar collection. As specified in the listing’s description, it was used on ¡Uno!, ¡Dos! and ¡Tré!.

This Gretsch Duo Jet is part of the private collection of Billie Joe Armstrong.

The classic Gretsch® Duo Jet™ dates to the earliest days of rock music. Modeled closely on its late-’50s ancestor, today’s Duo Jet features dual High Sensitive Filter’Tron humbucking pickups, “tone switch” circuitry, ebony fingerboard with Neo-Classic "thumbnail" inlays, Space Control™ bridge and Gretsch by Bigsby B3C vibrato tailpiece.

This 2005 Gretsch Duo Jet is a lightly used, killer guitar.

Billie is releasing a decent collection of Gretsch guitars used heavily on Uno, Dos, Tre and here is one of the picks of the litter in his shop.

Made in Japan. Very light marks along the back of the guitar, but overall not much in the way of finish issues. Neck is straight and true. It should be noted that the neck of this guitar feels awesome. Clean and clear tone. Such a cool guitar. There are no further issues, aside from the aforementioned, to be seen or heard. We have done our best to capture any imperfections of this instrument through our photography here on the site. Please enjoy.

A killer piece. Ships in an OHSC.

All items in Billie's Reverb Shop ship fully insured with a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity by Billie Joe Armstrong.

In a user-uploaded photo, Kirk Hammett is seen engaging in a "guitar battle" with James Hetfield, playing a Gretsch Duo Jet electric guitar. The guitar features a double-cutaway design, sparkle finish, single bridge humbucker, and a tremolo system.

"It was my first real American guitar," he told Guitar Player magazine in 1987. "And I'll tell you, it was secondhand, but I polished that thing. I was so proud to own that." Indeed, Harrison had procured a truly fine guitar for himself—no small feat for an 18-year-old in Liverpool, where any good guitar was hard to come by, let alone a U.S.-made Gretsch.

In this photo, Chris Cornell can be seen using his pearl Gretsch Duo Jet.

"I find I can get the sound I want from any guitar. At the moment I’m using Gretsches with double-pole pick-ups. In the studio I use a Chet Atkins-type Gretsch. On stage I use the ‘Les Paul’ Gretsch. It’s the same shape as a Les Paul, but it sounds like a Gretsch. Those pick-ups have a fantastic sound. I think it’s mainly the set-up, you know. I’ve got amps specially made for me by Hi-Watt. They don’t make it any more for the open market, but they do especially for me. They’re incredibly robust, very loud, distorted in the right way, and clean when I want them to be clean. It’s the only common denominator about my sound. I swap guitars around. I use Gretsches, Gibsons and sometimes Fenders, for their strength. I know people like Ronnie Wood had their guitars especially made for them, custom made. Never been moved that way myself. I can get away with anything because the amps are so good." - Townshend about his Gretsch Duo Jet.

In the music video for Evangeline, Robin Guthrie plays what appears to be a 1964 Gretsch Duo Jet Silver Sparkle. The way the video is shot makes it rather difficult to see clearly, but at 2:37-2:39 you can see the distinctive tremolo shape, and two staggered pick up selector switches.

During this performance of "Running Up The Hill", Molko is visible playing the Gretsch Duo Jet. The Duo Jet was also used during the 2013 Canal + concert in Paris, as well as for "Meds" performance live in 2008 Angkor Wat concert.

Peter used this guitar in early Humble Pie days. It can be seen at Beat-Club Performance in 1969.

Gretsch Duo Jet purchased from Dave Cobb, in February 2017. It is said it is from 1959

One of his main guitars prior to the Dusenberg, still a primary choice for live touring

In this picture, Danielle can be seen playing a Gretsch Duo Jet in the studio.