Brent Mason

This video from Fender tells the story behind the Brent Mason signature Telecaster.

In a Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video, Brent Mason expresses his enthusiasm for the PRS Mike Mushok Signature SE Baritone, highlighting its "awesome sound" and "great meaty tone." He mentions using it frequently, underscoring its importance in his setup.

"Mason has delivered some of the most incredible Tele-whacking, chicken-pickin’, double-stopping, face-melting, mind-blowing solos in country music. For most of these sessions, he used a bastardized 1968 Fender Telecaster that he bought used in the ’80s for a few hundred dollars. Sporting a car primer finish applied by the previous owner, this Tele has been customized with a Joe Glaser B-Bender and a Gibson mini-humbucker at the neck position. A standard Tele 3-way switch controls the neck humbucker and Tele bridge pickups, while a blend knob brings in a Seymour Duncan Vintage Stack that Mason added as a middle pickup."

in the video https://youtu.be/YhS8bCs12N8?t=141 brent confirms he bought the guitar in 1983 and when he took the neck off it confirmed it was made in 1967 previously thinking it was 1968

In this video from PRS, Brent Mason talks about and plays his signature model guitar.

"The session great’s PRS Brent Mason Signature model is decidedly non-Tele-like. Featuring a bolt-on maple neck, a PRS tremolo, Phase III locking tuners, Narrow 408 humbuckers in the bridge and neck positions, and a 305 single-coil in the middle, this versatile guitar has coil-splitting options that let Mason dial in a huge variety of sounds."

"For moody mellow tones, Mason goes to his stock, pre-Fender Gretsch 6120 Duane Eddy model. Mason takes advantage of the 6120’s Filter’Ttron pickups for twang and the stock Bigsby tremolo for vibe."

Under "guitars" section, his 1965 Fender Stratocaster is listed.

"Brent Mason's Gear

Guitars Modifi ed ’68 Fender Telecaster, ’65 Fender Stratocaster, ’68 Gibson SG, ’76 Gibson ES-335, ’73 goldtop Gibson Les Paul, PRS David Grissom, PRS SE Mike Mushok Baritone, PRS 12-string acoustic"

According to Premier Guitar, Mason uses the 1973 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop.

In a YouTube demo video titled "Brent Mason - Valley Arts Signature Guitar Demo," Brent Mason showcases the Valley Arts Guitars Brent Mason Signature Custom Pro, highlighting his use of this signature electric guitar model.

In this video, Brent Mason discusses his signature model guitar from Paul Reed Smith.

In the video titled "Smokin' Section Live - Brent Mason with John Carroll at Orb Recording Studios in Austin, TX," Brent Mason can be seen using a Fender Road Worn™ '50s Telecaster® 2008. This identification is supported by the distinctive relicing of the guitar