Brad Paisley

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In a Vintage Guitar magazine article by Ward Meeker, Brad Paisley discusses his use of the Martin D-28 during performances, highlighting its role in his music.

In this Instagram post by Jack White, he gives one of his signature Triplecaster guitars to Brad Paisley and says:

I just had to hop in my truck in Tennessee and drive on over and gift a new Triplecaster to one of the best Tele pickers to ever do it; Mr. Brad Paisley. We had the great Joe Glaser install a G bender on there for Brad to play with too, so he's got the only one with a G bender on it now. I hope it inspires you sir, and thank you so much for letting me play an original Broadcaster for the first time, always wanted to try a legit one, it felt so soulful to play.

In this video, Brad Paisley discusses his signature Road Worn Telecaster model from Fender. He says:

This is based on a 63 Tele that I have that was refined into this color and I made a pick guard for it and the next thing you know, you guys at Fender said, “Oh, we'll make a bunch of these.”

Yeah, I was heavily involved. I mean, I picked everything from the wood that the body is made from to the pickup rating and tested a bunch of different things with Fender; neck size and shape.

I like that. There's something about bare wood on you, and that is that's actually just sanded down bare wood, which is what would happen after a while. And I got a little bit of nicks here and there, some dents. The neck is a light finish so you know how great necks look when they start to get the black goo from people's hands. See what your hand does right there? That's the way the neck looks. No matter what age you are, your hand does that. You know, your hand isn't a perfect C.

I don't think anybody ever feels like they've mastered their craft because the guitar is this limitless pallet of equations and paint that you can basically create anything you want. You know what feels the best about having a fender signature Telecaster, the thing that I'm proudest of about this? It's relatively inexpensive for the vast majority of young guitar players. You know, this isn't one of the ones when you walk in a music store that they're going to say, “Whoa don't touch that, these are sensitive instruments.” This isn't sensitive. It is a Telecaster. It's a cutting board with a neck! I can't wait to see what people do with this instrument.

In this video from Fender, Brad Paisley talks about his signature Custom Shop "Lost Paisley" Telecaster.

In an Instagram post, Jack White states that he played an original Fender "Broadcaster" Telecaster owned by Brad Paisley.

At :10 you can see Brad is playing through one of these to demo his new Custom Shop.

:10 in Brad is plugging into a Fender Tweed and it looks to be a Bassman judging by the 4 inputs and control names.

In a video by Guitar Center, Brad Paisley mentions at 0:28 that he "had Joe Glaser build him a G-Bender," confirming his use of the Glaser Bender.

At the very start of the video titled "Brad Paisley At: Guitar Center | The Story of his 'G-Bender' Telecaster," the bender lever is visibly labeled "McVay," confirming that Brad Paisley uses the McVay Single Bender. This is supported by the video provided by Guitar Center on YouTube, which features Brad Paisley discussing his custom “G-Bender” Fender Telecaster.

In a video by Premier Guitar, Brad Paisley is shown performing with a Trainwreck Circuits Liverpool 30 in the backline, confirming his use of this amplifier.

According to a post by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, Brad Paisley used the Electro-Harmonix Holier Grail in 2005.

According to an article by Zac Childs, Brad Paisley used the Keeley Ibanez TS9 Mod Plus Tube Screamer in 2005.

In an article by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, it is mentioned that Brad Paisley used an Axess Electronics BS2 in 2005.

According to an article by Zac Childs, Brad Paisley has used the Voodoo Lab GCX Guitar Audio Switcher.

According to a post by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, Brad Paisley used the Line 6 FM4 Filter Modeler in 2005.

According to a post by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, Brad Paisley used a Durham Electronics Sex Drive pedal in 2005.

According to an article by Zac Childs, Brad Paisley used a Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb in 2005.

In an article by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, it is mentioned that Brad Paisley used the Xotic Effects AC Booster in 2005.

According to an article by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, Brad Paisley used the Xotic Effects RC Booster in 2005.

According to an article by Zac Childs, Brad Paisley used a Shure ULXP4 Wireless Unit in 2005.

In an article by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, it is stated that Brad Paisley used a Dr. Z Mazerati 35-Watt 2x12" Guitar Combo during his 2005 tour.

In an article by Zac Childs, it is mentioned that Brad Paisley used a Line 6 Echo Pro during his tour in 2005.

According to an article by Zac Childs, Brad Paisley used the Line 6 Mod Pro Studio Modeler during his 2005 tour.

According to an article by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, Brad Paisley used the Carl Martin TremO´vibe while recording "Whiskey Lullaby" for the album "Mud on the Tires."

In a photo featured on Ask Zac, Brad Paisley is shown using a Jerry Jones Longhorn 6-String Bass.

In an article by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, Brad Paisley is confirmed to use the Dr. Z Z-28 28-Watt Guitar Amp Head.

In an article by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, it is stated that Brad Paisley used the Boss GE-7 Graphic Equalizer while recording "Mud on the Tires."

In an article by Zac Childs on Ask Zac, it is stated that Brad Paisley used the Boss CS-2 Compression Sustainer to record "Mud on the Tires."