Chrissie Hynde

In this video, Crissie Hynde is seen playing the '65 telecaster that Fender based her signature model on.

I use a chorus pedal and stuff, but my guitar tech switches that on the side, so I don’t need to think about that so much.

What amps are you using these days? Two Ampeg Super Jets. I like small amps. I like the sound of the rehearsal room. If you can recreate the sound of the rehearsal room and keep it relatively contained onstage, then the house guy can crank it and control the sound, and that gives him a lot more to play with. If it’s too loud, it’s a mess onstage. We consistently get compliments on our volume.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Chrissie Hynde mentions using a Fulltone FatBoost V-1 Pedal, handled by her guitar tech during performances, allowing her to focus on her playing.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Chrissie Hynde mentions using effects like a chorus pedal, which her guitar tech manages during performances.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Chrissie Hynde mentions relying on her guitar tech to handle gear like the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner, allowing her to focus more on her performance.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Chrissie Hynde discusses her use of a 1965 Fender Telecaster, highlighting it as a key instrument in her collection.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Chrissie Hynde mentions using the Shure SLX4 Wireless Unit during performances. Her guitar tech handles effects like the chorus pedal, allowing her to focus on her performance.