Braeden Lemasters

Here you can see Braeden at El Rey Theathre with the Rickenbacker 360, timestamp 2:03

Braeden acquired this Dano back in 2013 as you can see from an old instagram post of his when it was first bought andhe used it live with The Narwals before they were Wallows.

Seen in hand at the start of the video. Dylan is using one as well.

Braeden can be seen playing this guitar in Capri Orange throughout the video at 0:13 and 2:52 and in the background at 0:46, 0:49, 1:06.

Here Braeden can be seen with a Fender Standard Telecaster Brown Sunburst

Here in the scrawny music video you can see Brae with the Jazzmaster at 0:10. It is not certain whose guitar this is exactly because both Braeden and Cole have been seen using it.

Both Braeden and Dylan have this same guitar which can be seen used here, at 3:48.

Braeden can be seen playing this live at Sirius XM at 0:04

Apologies for the previous error. The lighting in the video led to a mistake in identifying Braeden Lemasters' guitar. The correct guitar has been uploaded.

Braeden used this guitar a lot back when Wallows were known as The Feaver.

Here Brae can be seen with his Epiphone Masterbilt

Braeden can be seen with this tele in a fender video of Wallows preforming and talking about their songs from their Debut Album. First seen at the start of the video and for the remainder of it

Braeden can be seen using a Fender Sonoran SCE California Series acoustic electric guitar.

In a user-uploaded photo, Braeden Lemasters is seen with a Fender American Acoustasonic Telecaster, suggesting its use or ownership.

Braedens Stratocaster has an Olympic white finish with a maple fretboard and addition to a Seymour Duncan hot rails single coil pickup in the bridge position. Braeden has been using this guitar for from what I believe every show of the band’s “Tell me That It’s Over Tour.”

In the YouTube video titled "All Day and All of the Night: The All New Player II Series | Fender®," Braeden Lemasters is seen playing a Fender Player II Stratocaster at the 0:13 mark. This usage is corroborated by an article on the official Fender website.