Barry Gibb

Seen in almost every picture/video of Barry's live performances since the 90s.

Guild X-375(Blonde) Main guitar before switching to his signature Guild Model. Can be seen in many live videos, especially early on.

Barry Gibb can be seen using Gibson ES-335 in early "New York Mining Disaster 1941" video.

Barry Gibb can be seen using Gibson Les Paul Deluxe Barry Gibb mod(modded with extra upside down pickguard), in " Jive Talkin' " official video.

Used a black/flame coloured Wildkat in the "Live by Request" concert in 2001 and possibly during other concerts/recordings.

In this show live at Parkinson(and more videos circa early 2000s, live at Rosie O'Donnell show, live by Request, & etc), Barry Gibb can be seen using Epiphone FlameKat.

In this photo, Gibb can be seen tuning the Gibson CF-100. It is not known whether this guitar was used elsewhere.

The X-350 was among Guild's best-selling high-end guitars of the 1950s, it was discontinued in 1965 though. Somewhat surprisingly, its most visible proponent has been Barry Gibb, who played both a sunburst and a blonde(originally was called X-375, renamed to X-350B in 1958) version on stage in the 1960s and 1970s, including The Midnight Show & Soundstage 1975.

En esta fotografía se le ve tocando una Gibson Hummingbird

Barry Gibb is confirmed to have used an Ovation Glen Campbell 12-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar, as evidenced by a discussion thread on the Ovation Fan Club website, which mentions a specific model (serial E032) owned by him.