Here he can be seen playing a Gretsch Jet in the 'This Is Music' music video.

During Oasis's 1997 performance at GMEX Manchester, Paul Arthurs can be seen playing a Gretsch Duo Jet Electric Guitar.

I’ve an early 90’s Japanese Gretsch Duo Jet that I’ve used on every Bad Religion Record. It’s just a great guitar and fits in perfectly between conventional humbuckers and single coils.

Mentioned in this February 1992 Guitar Player interview, as archived on this Open Computing Facility fan page.

While old Fender Mustangs are his main paramour ("I'm used to them - that was the first guitar I had"), Steve cultivates a modest collection of rarer birds, naturally coveting mod '60s models. "I like Harmony guitars a lot," he says, "the Harmony Rocket, the Harmony Stratotone. Real low-level guitars. Mark and I seem to have a lot of Hagstroms between us. Also, I'd love to have a Mosrite Ventures-type solidbody and a Gretsch DuoJet solidbody." When grilled about his "dream guitar," Turner unearths a real prize: "I really like the Gretsch Astro-Jet, is pretty cool looking - like an SG pulled and stretched." Steve's amp aesthetic is way groovy too. "I've got a pretty old Fender Super Reverb. It doesn't even have a master volume or anything. And I've got smaller things like an Ampeg Portaflex. You can flip the top up and carry it like a suitcase." Turner is particularly proud of his most recent amp dig-up, called the Excelsior. "I bought it at a store that mainly sells accordions. Some accordion player had it in his basement for 20 years. I have no idea where it was made, but the store that sold it to me sold it to this guy 20 years ago!"

"Has been my main go to guitar since january of 2010. Really smooth sound that would be great for rhythm or leads. I have the Filter’Tron pickups in mine. Mine is about ten years old, and is a discontinued model that has a bigger headstock than most duo jets. I think this one is from the days before Gretsch got bought by Fender."

In the early days of the MC5, Kramer went through a Fender Esquire, a Gretsch Duo Jet, a Gibson ES-335, and a ’57 Les Paul (which he might have stayed with for good if it hadn’t been stolen), but eventually he landed on the Strat, which he “hot-rodded” with a middle humbucker for extra oomph on his solos.

I wound up getting a Gretsch endorsement through my other band, Me and That Man, and they were really generous. I have a White Falcon, a Billy Duffy signature Black Falcon, and a Duo Jet reissue that’s amazing.

Jonathan Wilson confirmed his use of the Gretsch Duo Jet Electric Guitar in an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, where he stated, "I ordered this after seeing George Harrison with one on the cover of Cloud Nine," and praised the instrument by saying, "Early-’90s Gretsch reissues are wonderful; the DeArmond pickups are outstanding – some of the best clean tones I’ve ever heard."

In the YouTube video titled "The Living End - From Here on In Live BDO 03," Chris Cheney is seen playing a Gretsch Duo Jet electric guitar during the performance.

From 1:50 to 2:10 he talks about his Gretsch Duo Jet in Silver Sparkle. He says he plays it in a couple of tracks in the studio on his album and for live shows, too.

This guitar was featured on the "guitars" section on his official website.

The guitar can be seen 0.56 into this video.