Brooks Robertson

In a YouTube video titled "Buster B. Jones' 'Wild Turkey' (Cover by Brooks Robertson) Fingerstyle Guitar," Brooks Robertson can be seen using a Godin Multiac ACS-SA during his live performance at Boulevard Music in Culver City, CA, on February 19, 2011.

In a YouTube video titled "Buster B. Jones' 'Pierpaolo' (Cover by Brooks Robertson) Fingerstyle Guitar," Brooks Robertson is seen using a Godin Multiac Nylon SA guitar. At the 0:23 mark, the inscription "Buster B. Jones" is visible on the body above the fretboard, indicating that the guitar once belonged to Buster B. Jones.

In a YouTube video titled "Brooks Robertson plays 'Mostly Merle' by Buster B. Jones," Brooks Robertson is seen using a Lowden F-35 with a AAAA Macassar Ebony body and a AAAA Old Growth Sinker Redwood top. This information is confirmed by Brooks Robertson in the video description.

In the video titled "Reed 'Em and Weep" by Brooks Robertson on YouTube, the artist is confirmed to be using a James Goodall Custom Special Reserve Macassar Ebony Grand Concert short scale with a Special Reserve Old Growth Sinker Redwood top. This information is verified by Brooks Robertson in the video description, where he credits the Club Passim School of Music in Cambridge, MA, for lending him the guitar.

In the video titled "Brooks Robertson • Winding West • Peace House Sessions" on YouTube, Brooks Robertson is seen using a Collings OM2H guitar.