Amy Winehouse

The sE2200a II C isn’t just a great vocal mic for a home studio, but it’s also widely used in commercial studios as well. It was actually the main mic used to record Amy Winehouse’s vocals during the sessions for 'Back to Black'. - See more at: http://www.practical-music-production.com/best-vocal-mic.html#sthash.UFM5SwZx.dpuf

The microphone that was used most often to record Amy Winehouse was the U47.

go to 54:28 and you can clearly see she is using a wired sm58 live

Amy Winehouse can be seen in this video, performing "Stronger Than Me," with a Sonic Blue Fender Stratocaster; it can be seen most clearly at 0:14.

In this photo, one can see Winehouse with a Epiphone Les Paul Black Beauty.

In this photo, one can see Winehouse playing Gibson Les Paul Studio.

In this photo, one can see Winehouse with a Gibson Les Paul Melody Maker.

Winehouse can be seen playing a Gibson ES-330 in this photo.

In a series of images from The Jewish Museum, from the exhibit "Amy Winehouse: A Family Portrait", you can see a Dimavery RS-310 used by Amy. Source.

Amy used white (or maybe blue) Danelectro 56 in the studio when she recorded her landmark album Back To Black. This picture of Amy Winehouse playing Danelectro 56 was first published by Salaam Remi on Twitter after Amy's death

Amy play cheap black Johnson JG-420 in unknown home studio. Photo taken by Nick Shymansky. Miami.

On this picture Amy posing with Taylor BT1 Baby. Amy using Taylor BT1 during live performance at the Friday Night with Jonathan Ross in BBC Studios, London, UK (19/03/2004) https://youtu.be/92017dn3t_M?t=4m15s