Brendan Benson

Brendon shows off his Guild M-75 at 0:30 in this Premier Guitar rundown. This is his primary guitar with the Raconteurs.

This red 1965 Epiphany Casino was Brendan Benson's first vintage guitar as he says at the 12:02 minute mark: "This was the first expensive guitar I ever bought...it's served me well."

Brendan Benson talks about his Motor Ave BelAire guitar around 11:02 minute mark, and says about, "I had him put my son's name in the headstock there. These are incredible guitars. They sound amazing. The pickups are great. They're very cool, very heavy and very big."

Brendan is seen here using a Fender Telecaster.

Brendan is seen here using a Fender Telecaster.

Brendan can be seen in the video (12:01) with Epiphone Casino in his studio

Clearly seen around the 9:14 mark is Brendan Benson's first amp, a Sears Silverstone, which he says, "became part of my sound. I took it all over the world."

Around 6:17 mark, Brendan Benson shows his Marshall Offset amplifier. He describes this one as "incredibly loud" and, according to him "it sounds amazing".

At the 7:21 minute mark, when the camera passes through Brendan's amps you can see the Fender Vibro King.

At 4:30 on top of the shelf you can see a VOX Night Train.

At 6:05, top left corner you can see what looks like a very old Supro Bantam.

Visible at 6:05 is a Reinhardt SV 18 Head & Cab.

A Marshall Bluesbreaker Combo Amp can be seen at 6:05 during this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar.

Brendon Benson uses a Song of Kong pedal, as shown in this Premier Guitar rig rundown, from 2:09 to 4:18. Of this pedal he says, "Essentially you can sort of tune your guitar, your amp, your sound, to the room."

At the 4:43 mark in Brendan Benson's rig rundown, his Holy Grail Reverb pedal is visible as the camera pans over his pedals.

At the 4:46 mark in Brendan Benson's rig rundown, his Mastotron Fuzz Guitar Effects Pedal is visible as the camera pans over his pedals.

At the 4:46 mark in Brendan Benson's rig rundown, his Micro Pog pedal is visible as the camera pans over his pedals.

At the 4:43 mark in Brendan Benson's rig rundown, his Fulltone Fulldrive2 MOSFET pedal is visible as the camera pans over his pedals.

At the 4:40 mark in Brendan Benson's rig rundown, his Fulltone OCD pedal is visible as the camera pans over his pedals.

At the 4:40 mark in Brendan Benson's rig rundown, his Double Muff Pedal is visible as the camera pans over his pedals.

At the 4:40 mark in Brendan Benson's rig rundown, his Way Huge Electronics Angry Troll pedal is visible as the camera pans over his pedals.

Clearly shown at the 4:55 mark, Brendan Benson describes this Catalinbread Formula No. 5 pedal as one of his go-to pedals, saying, "this is gain, just more gain."

In this "Rig Rundown" from Premier Guitar Brendan shows us this pedal at 5:30 saying "it’s like seen better days but sounds great."

Brendan Benson's Korg G4 Toneworks Rotary Speaker Simulator is visible at 4:44 in this rig rundown.

Visible at 4:44 in this rig rundown is Brendan Benson's Ibanez GE10.

Brendan Benson's MXR Micro Flanger is visible at 4:44 in this rig rundown.

"I really like this company here...these are kind of my go tos. These are great," Brendan Benson says about his three Catalinbread pedals, including the Pareidolia, at 4:57 in this rig rundown.