In the video for 'Blow up the outside world' (ive included the youtube link as proof) Chris is playing a sweet Supro Dual-Tone in Arctic White colour. I have one of these. His looks exactly like mine (which is a 58) So i'm thinking he is playing either a 1958 or 59 Supro. (Bowie's was a 59 or 60 i believe).

In this photo, Bowie is seen playing a Supro Dual Tone.

In this extremely old photo of Frank Zappa, we can just make out a (now vintage) Supro Dual-Tone guitar. "The earliest known picture of FZ with a guitar, from his 1958 high-school year book One of the rare photographs of FZ from this period is from the Antelope Valley High School 1958 yearbook. A montage of pictures of students, it shows him playing a white Supro Dual Tone electric guitar." - An excerpt from Zappa's Gear.

1:15 into the video you can see a Supro or National (or maybe even a Eastwood Copy) beside Miles. There is also a photo of The Last Shadow Puppets with Miles on a Sofa playing a Black Supro/National.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, this guitar is used for "more tone options", since her red Supro Belmont has limited tone options.

In this photo, we can see Wray with Supro Dual-Tone.

A user-uploaded photo shows Vinny with a Supro Dual-Tone Electric Guitar, likely captured during a live stream.

In a performance captured by Northtexaslive, Mike Keneally is seen playing a Supro Dual-Tone Electric Guitar during his show with Beer For Dolphins at The Guitar Sanctuary in McKinney, TX.

Played on El Perro's first record, "Hair of El Perro", according to November 2022 Guitar World interview.

Griggs mainly used a Strat for most of the lead parts, often employing the guitar’s volume knob to achieve fierce swells. The album also features a vintage Danelectro Coral Firefly hollowbody, an early Sixties Rickenbacker Electro lap steel, a 1965 Gibson Non-Reverse Firebird, an electric sitar, a Harmony H75 archtop and a late-Fifties Supro Dual-Tone.

In the article "Earring Gear" from the Golden-earring-museum, George Kooymans is noted for favoring a fully restored vintage Supro Dual-Tone Electric Guitar, although it is mistakenly referred to as a Gretsch. This guitar was purchased for him in 2000 by fellow guitarist Frank Carillo.

In the image provided, Gerry Leonard is clearly seen playing a Supro Dual-Tone Electric Guitar.

Michael Scheuchzer, guitarist of MercyMe, is seen jamming the title track of the band's 2014 album, "Welcome To The New", on a televised appearance. What was once mistaken as an Eastwood Guitars Airline Twin Tone which was modified to feature a Hipshot Baby Grand Guitar Bridge and a single color pick guard, was actually a Supro Dual-Tone Electric Guitar. This guitar was built by luthier John Bolin at a time when the company was owned by Zinky.

Mike actually saw this submission and put his own stamp on this mistake. Thank you Mike!

Mike Scheuchzer? @mikescheuchzer Replying to @MakMeGuyGardner @EastwoodGuitars @Equipboard

"It’s actually a Supro Dual Tone from the short lived Zinky owned years. Fantastic guitar!

The luthier was John Bolin of Bolin Guitars. Has ALL the vintage vibes!!!

That’s not to say I wouldn’t gladly play an Eastwood ;) Used an Eastwood Baritone in studio"