Ayla Tesler-Mabe

You can see on Instagram photos that she uses it. Fender American Ultra Stratocaster Texas Tea

In this video we can see Ayla on the YouTube channel “GuitarLessons” about minor and major pentatonic scales, she is playing a Surf Green Stratocaster!

In this photoshoot here for her band Ludic, you can see Ayla sporting and posing with the Meteora

In this video by Fender, Ayla Tesler-Mabe demos the Acoustasonic Telecaster.

Ayla posted about her new fender Coronado on her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CCMgYf7j13x/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

You can see Ayla using this guitar on her Instagram and on her tiktok, she has this guitar but in the 'Matte Rose Pink' finish. https://www.instagram.com/p/B_X5QgwjFYU/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Ayla can be seen here on her YouTube channel using the Ernie Ball Music Man Valentine.

Ayla can be seen here playing a Canary Diamond Duo Sonic.

In this Youtube video, Ayla can be seen playing a pink lava guitar demonstrating 8 beautiful chords a beginner in guitar must know.

Ayla posted a video on her Instagram of her playing an Olympic White Jazzmaster.

You can see Ayla playing this Gretsch Guitar in this Instagram video she posted: https://www.instagram.com/p/B58o_2dB80r/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

In the video, Ayla uses an ES-335 TD, Sunburst finish by Gibson for Hey Joe Cover

Ayla Tesler-Mabe has never officially used it in her videos or performances. But she has shown this beautiful guitar off on her Instagram and in a collaboration video with Twooba.

In this video at 3:23, Ayla hands twooba a Casio DG-10.

Ayla Tesler-Mabe is confirmed to use the Fender 70th Anniversary Vintera II Antigua Stratocaster, as evidenced by a post on her official Instagram account. In the post, she expresses her affection for the guitar, stating, "Celebrating the YEAR OF THE STRAT™️ and breaking in some gorgeous new @fender equipment with a little Jimiiii. On that 70th Anniversary Vintera II Antigua Strat, Tone Master Pro and Tone Master FR-10. I’m in love! 😍🤘🏻🎸" This direct quote from Tesler-Mabe herself serves as a clear endorsement of the instrument.