Charlie Starr

Listed under Starr on the official Echopark artist page.

Guitars:

Downtowner, 55' Gold, DT series Echocaster, The 59'. 58' Albet.

Custom Acoustic 000

Amps: 2 Echopark Vibromatic23, tall boy , 2 12 cab

Listed under Starr on the official Echopark artist page.

Guitars:

Downtowner, 55' Gold, DT series Echocaster, The 59'. 58' Albet.

Custom Acoustic 000

Amps: 2 Echopark Vibromatic23, tall boy , 2 12 cab

In this video, Charlie Starr demonstrates the Origin Effects Deluxe 61.

Mentioned as an artist on the PCE website.

Charlie uses a Korina Explorer during a cover of Flirtin’ With Disaster

For some semi-hollow tone and feel, Starr goes with his stock 1964 Gibson ES-335 in Cherry Red with a Bigsby. The guitar belonged to a friend’s grandfather, and when Starr acquired it, he says, >It had gouges at the C, G, and D,” positioning his hand over the open chord shapes. He had it re-fretted by Stan Williams in Georgia, who told Starr, “This guitar looks like it's been sitting outside in a barn since 1964. And I don't know how the dude was able to get a bird to shit inside that f-hole.”

Starr’s pedalboard features a Cry Baby Wah, a PCE-FX Aluminum Falcon Klon clone, an Analog Man Sun Face, Chase Tone Secret Preamp—“a preamp that accidentally made everyone’s signal a little sweeter,”—Wampler Faux Tape Echo, Fulltone Supa-Trem, DryBell Vibe Machine, Analog Man-modded MXR Phase 45, and a Polytune 3.

Charlie uses a MXR Phase 45 modded my Analog Man

Starr’s pedalboard features a Cry Baby Wah, a PCE-FX Aluminum Falcon Klon clone, an Analog Man Sun Face, Chase Tone Secret Preamp—“a preamp that accidentally made everyone’s signal a little sweeter,”—Wampler Faux Tape Echo, Fulltone Supa-Trem, DryBell Vibe Machine, Analog Man-modded MXR Phase 45, and a Polytune 3.

Charlie Starr's pedalboard includes the Chase Tone Secret Preamp, which he describes as "a preamp that accidentally made everyone’s signal a little sweeter," according to a 2023 Rig Rundown by John Bohlinger on Premier Guitar.

In the "Rig Rundown: Blackberry Smoke's Charlie Starr & Paul Jackson [2023]" video by Premier Guitar, John Bohlinger confirms that guitarist Charlie Starr's pedalboard includes the Analog Man Sun Face Bart/RCA Fuzz.

At 2:55:00, Charlie shows his 1955 Junior. he says he got into Juniors because of Leslie West.

At 3:09:29 Charlie shows his TV Yellow Jr.

At 3:12:20 Charlie shows his 1959 Junior Double Cut.

At 3:21:26 Charlie shows his 64 SG Jr.

Charlie shows this guitar at 3:24:32. The story is it was a ‘53 Goldtop sent back to be repainted black and a Bigsby was added. Also at one point someone tried to make it a 7-string guitar.

At 3:37:00 in the video "The Collection: Director’s Cut, Part One" on Gibson TV, Charlie Starr showcases his 1965 Gibson ES-330TD.

At 3:42:40 in the "The Collection: Director’s Cut, Part One" video by Gibson TV, guitarist Charlie Starr showcases his Gibson ES-300, which he mentions purchasing from a pawn shop while on tour.

At 3:48:00 Charlie shows his 1941 Gibson L-00.

At the 3:50:50 mark in the Gibson TV episode “The Collection: Director’s Cut, Part One,” Charlie Starr showcases his 1963 Gibson Country Western guitar, noting that he has added a pickup and uses it for live performances.

At the 3:52:44 mark in the Gibson TV episode "The Collection: Director’s Cut, Part One," Charlie Starr showcases his 1963 Gibson J-180 Everly Brothers guitar, which was previously owned by Don Everly and then Graham Nash.

At 3:56:36, Charlie shows his 1960 Martin 00-21. He says he used it the studio.

At 3:59:18 in the video "The Collection: Director’s Cut, Part One" on Gibson TV, Charlie Starr showcases his 1950 Martin D-28.

At 4:04:29 in the video "The Collection: Director’s Cut, Part One" on Gibson TV, Charlie Starr is shown with his 1958 Fender Telecaster.