Brian Setzer

This Fender Deluxe Reverb Amp was owned by Brian Setzer

This amp is in really great shape. The tolex has a few minor scuffs here and there but nothing major. The grill cloth is a bit dirty from age but no major tears. The amp functions completely as intended and sounds amazing. Super splashy reverb and the amp breaks up with perfection. The plug is currently a 2 prong with no ground. Comes with vintage foot switch.

A Reverb listing identifies this Fender Super 5D4 Wide Panel 18-Watt 2x10" Guitar Combo as being owned by Brian Setzer, noting that “the tweed is a bit dirty with age and is fraying a bit (especially on the bottom)” and that “there is a cigarette burn on the top.”

This Echoplex EP-1 was owned by Brian Setzer.

This Echoplex was owned by Brian Setzer

A Reverb listing identifies this Klemt Echolette NG51-S as being owned by Brian Setzer.

This ODE Banjo was owned by Brian Setzer

There are some small dings and scratches on the back of the banjo as well as on the neck. No major cosmetic flaws. Some other scuffs here and there on the hardware but the banjo functions and sounds great! Has a cool sliding capo on the side.

A Reverb listing identifies this Bad Cat Unleash V2 attenuator as being owned by Brian Setzer.

This Gretsch Custom Shop G6136-CS was owned by Brian Setzer

This is a Great custom shop relic'd guitar made by master builder Stephen Stern. Wonderful checking on the body. Aged hardware. There is no pick guard

A Reverb listing for a 1962 Fender Stratocaster identifies this Daphne Blue example as being owned by Brian Setzer and describes it with a neck code of “2 Sep 62 B” along with period-correct Stratocaster specifications and finish details.

A Reverb listing identifies this 1965 Fender Stratocaster in Surf Green as being owned by Brian Setzer, and notes the neck code as “2 Dec 64 B.”

A Reverb listing identifies this 1954 Ray Butts EchoSonic amp (serial #68) as being owned by Brian Setzer.

This 1959 Guild Johnny Smith was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

What a beautiful and rare guitar!

A Reverb listing for a Gretsch Custom 6120 identifies this Custom Shop Tahitian Coral 6120 as being owned by Brian Setzer, and notes that the guitar’s “Mud” switch had been removed.

A Reverb listing identifies this Blast Cult Brian Setzer Upright Bass as a black upright bass with Brian Setzer’s head on the headstock that was owned by Brian Setzer.

A Reverb listing identifies this Roland RE-200 Space Echo as having been owned by Brian Setzer.

A Reverb listing identifies this Gretsch G6120T-BSSMK Brian Setzer Signature Nashville '59 "Smoke" prototype (serial number JT18110079) as being owned by Brian Setzer.

A Reverb listing identifies this Gretsch G6120T Brian Setzer Signature Hot Rod prototype thinline 2.25" as being owned by Brian Setzer.

This Gretsch Hot Rod Red Sparkle was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

This is such a great guitar. I've used this on almost every one of my Christmas tours. Straight from Gretsch in red sparkle."

This 1956 Gretsch Rancher was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer.

Missing pick-guard, the rest is original." - Brian Setzer

This Gretsch 6040 Synchromatic was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

SN: 6040- 6820 This is a super cool vintage archtop guitar. There are scrapes and scratches all over the body. The binding is separating around the body as well as around the f-holes although it appears there has been some re-gluing done to them. Some buckle rash on the back. Nothing major or out of the ordinary from a player made in 1952.

This 1960's Gretsch Rancher is owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

This was used on the album "Rockin' By Myself" and also live on the subsequent Japanese Tour." -Brian Setzer

A Reverb listing identifies this Gretsch G6120SH-BK-TV Brian Setzer Hot Rod Hollowbody Electric Guitar as being owned by Brian Setzer, and includes the quote:

"Here's your chance for a flat-black Hot Rod. Gretsch aren't making them anymore and probably won't in the future. Add your own art or personal touch to it." - Brian Setzer

This Gretsch Hot Rod White was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

This white Hot Rod got lots of use during my Christmas shows. I think this is a very understated classy looking guitar." -Brian Setzer

This Gretsch Hot Rod Purple was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

This is another older purple Hot Rod, that I pushed the mud switch in on (notice the hole). This is before Gretsch starting making them without the extra switch. It was tweaked by TV Jones to my specs.” -Brian Setzer

This Gretsch Hot Rod was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

This Jerry Jones Baritone was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

A Reverb listing identifies this Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman as being owned by Brian Setzer, and notes serial number 92958524, light cosmetic wear, and that the pickguard was removed.

Brian Setzer used a Danelectro DB604, as shown in a Reverb listing for a Danelectro Doubleneck owned by him that includes the quote:

“I used this live and on record for the song ‘5 Years, 4 months, 3 days’. You can switch from guitar to bass with a flip of the switch.” —Brian Setzer

This "King Silver Santa" was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer

Cool and unique "Tele" esque guitar in great shape. Simple one pickup and volume knob.

This Gretsch Hot Rod Blonde was owned by legendary rockabilly guitarist Brian Setzer