David Crosby

Crosby states that he played a Gretsch Tennessean with The Byrds.

In a user-uploaded photo on TinyPic, David Crosby is seen with his Alembic Custom 12-String Guitar during a session with Crosby, Stills & Nash.

In this image of the Byrds c. 1965 David Crosby can be seen playing his pale J-50. He later removed the pickguard.

David playing a Martin D-45 and singing with the rest of C,S,N & Y

Seen with The Byrds at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival

David Crosby late sixties or so with a Martin D-28

In the Rolling Stone article "A True Deja Vu: David Crosby's Triumphant Solo Return," David Crosby is seen playing a Fender Stratocaster electric guitar.

"I have a Gibson J200 that the Custom Shop made for me, a rosewood J200. The Custom Shop still builds some really fine guitars."

On this live version of Turn your back on love, we can see David Crosby playing a Gibson L5S with its recognizable low impedance pickups. He plays it on many other song during this '82 live.

In this video, david used Gibson ES-335.

In this picture, David used Gibson L-5 CES in a rare Wine Red finish Monteray Pop Festival 1967.

Mr. Crosby is seen playing a Gretsch White Falcon with the Byrds circa late ‘65.

Mr. Crosby and Mr. Mcguinn acquired a pair of Rickenbacker 370s, a Jetglo 6 string and a Mapleglo 12 string in late ‘65 I believe. Both guitars are visible in pictures circa late ‘65 – early-mid ‘66.