Carrie Brownstein

In this performance picture, Carrie Brownstein is seen playing a Rickenbacker 330 Guitar.

In this live performance image, Carrie Brownstein is seen playing her Guild S-100 Polara.

In this photo, Carrie can be seen playing a Gibson SG. And in this article, she says, "Something with the SG, like there’s two devil horns coming out. It’s a demon guitar. Angus Young, Pete Townshend…

“I liked the angularity of it and the bluntness of it, I felt like, that was sort of my style of playing and I’ve tried other guitars, but I just like the sound. I like a guitar that has a little bit of growliness to it – one that feels like the harder you play, it will react to that.”

In the official music video for "Entertain", Carrie can be seen playing a 425 at :23s.

"My go-to guitar is: a custom model by Reuben Cox, who owns Old Style Guitar Shop, in L.A. It looks like a semi-hollow-body Stratocaster, and it’s really lightweight. I will take two of those on tour, as well as something with big vibrato on it." - Carrie Brownstein.

In this interview, at the question "my to-go guitar", Carrie mentiones that she owns a 1972 Gibson SG.

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Between 1993 and 1999 Carrie played a Red Epiphone SG before she started playing her 1972 Gibson SG. The guitar is/was on display in the Hard Rock Cafe in Seattle.

In this picture, Carrie can be seen playing a Gibson SG Standard with P90s and a Bigsby. This was her main guitar in Wild Flag.

"My main guitar is a ‘72 Gibson SG. I’m really comfortable with the neck, and I perform the best on that guitar in the studio. So when I want a different tone, it’s usually a matter of changing the amp around, or plugging in a different pedal. Sometimes, we’ll crank up a Fender Champ or an old Ampeg for natural amp distortion. I’ll also use my main stage amp—a Vox AC30." - Carrie Brownstein.

A Music Man HD 120 2x12 Combo Amp can be seen behind Carrie Brownstein in this live performance photo.

A Super Reverb can be seen at 0:25. Also, in a 2005 interview, Brownstein stated the following: "For most of the record, I used a Fender Super Reverb from the ’60s." (http://innocentwords.com/sleater-kinney-discusses-dark-politics-distorted-sounds-in-recent-album/)

On the left of this picture from inside Carrie's house, a Digitech Whammy 4 is visible on the floor.

On the right of this photo from inside Carrie's house, a Boss BD-2 Blues Driver is seen on the pedalboard.

A Boss Super Overdrive can be seen on Carrie's pedalboard between the Boss Blues Driver and Zvex Super Hard On.

A Zvex Super Hard On can be seen on Carrie's board.

A Line 6 DL4 can be seen to the side of Carrie's pedalboard.

Thank you @catalinbread for these beautiful effects pedals! Excited to try them out. #madeinoregon

Thank you @catalinbread for these beautiful effects pedals! Excited to try them out. #madeinoregon

In more recent years, her rig has also featured the robust RJM Mastermind PBC—essentially a rack mounting system in pedalboard format, complete with an internal line mixer and onboard MIDI controller.

In this interview, Carrie says that she uses Apple's Garage Band.

In this interview it is mentioned that Carrie uses those headphones.

Her earphones can be seen in the top left corner of her Instagram photo.