Dave Lincoln

In an Instagram post by Dave Lincoln, he is shown using the Eastman T64/V Thinline. He describes his experience with the guitar, noting modifications such as installing 500K CTS pots and .022mf orange drop caps to enhance the sound, especially for a P-90 pickup equipped guitar.

In an Instagram post, Dave Lincoln discusses his Gibson ES-125T, expressing his infatuation with its jazz tones and questioning the tonal differences of various guitar body sizes when amplified.

Dave Lincoln confirms his use of a 1948 Gibson L-7 in an Instagram post where he discusses the pros and cons of floating a pickup on the instrument. He writes, "My 1948 Gibson L-7: To float a pickup, or not to float a pickup. That is the question. Whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to leave it fully acoustic, or to float a DeArmond Rhythm Chief 1100, or a McCarty."

In an Instagram post, Dave Lincoln confirms his use of the Eastman AR810CE by sharing, "My Eastman 810CE is celebrating its twentieth birthday 🎉 🎂🎁 Not all Eastman guitars from the early 21st century were stellar, but this one was hand picked for me for its exceptionally round acoustic voice."

In an Instagram post by Dave Lincoln (@dave_lincoln_), he is seen using a Fender Telecaster, as he discusses its effectiveness for playing a variety of styles, including jazz standards.

In a post on Instagram, guitarist Dave Lincoln is seen using an Eastman Romeo SC. He describes the guitar as being envisioned to sit sonically between a Gibson L-5 and an ES-335, highlighting its unique sound and ergonomic design.

In the description of a YouTube video by Dave Lincoln titled "Ou Es-Tu, Mon Amour? (Gypsy Jazz Guitar)," Dave Lincoln states, "I'm playing my much beloved Dupont MD-50E (a very fine recreation of a circa 1936 Selmer Modele Jazz guitar as played by Django)." This confirms that he uses the Dupont MD-50e guitar.

In an Instagram post by Dave Lincoln, he is seen playing a 2000 PRS McCarty Electric Guitar with moon inlays. Lincoln describes it as being from "the year 2000 vault" and previously having played a PRS Custom 24. He remarks, "Plays like a Ferrari, but, are soulless planks of superfluous bling."

In an Instagram post by Dave Lincoln (@dave_lincoln_), he is seen using a D'Aquisto Jazz Line guitar. The post describes a performance at a Christmas party for The Jarrell Company, where Lincoln played with a jazz trio.