Dickey Betts

In the early days of The Allman Brothers Band, Dickey Betts played a Gibson Les Paul (SG) Standard with a Sideways Vibrola, featuring banjo frets and a cherry finish. This guitar can be seen in the band's performance of "Whipping Post" at Fillmore East on September 23, 1970, as captured in the video by Allman Brothers on MV. Betts eventually passed the guitar to Duane Allman, who used it until his passing. It was then owned by Gerry Groom before being sold to Graham Nash's wife, who gifted it to Nash. The guitar is currently on loan to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

In this Instagram post by Dickey you can see him playing his Les Paul Goldtop (probably from 1957 or 1958).

In this video you can see Dickey Betts using Peavey Classic 50

In the official video of The Allman Brothers Band performing "One Way Out" at the Capitol Theatre on December 16, 1981, Dickey Betts is seen using a Marshall Plexi 1959SLP amplifier head paired with a 4x12 cabinet featuring JBL D120 speakers.

In this picture you can see Dickey playing a Gibson ES-335 Electric Guitar on stage

In a YouTube video by DickeyBettsDotCom, Dickey Betts is seen using an Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer with a Marshall Plexi 100w during a jam session with Charlie Daniels.

In this Youtube Video, Dickey plays a PRS McCarty. He was also a PRS endorser in the 1990s: https://www.pinterest.de/pin/775252523331928509/

In the video titled "The Allman Brothers Band - Jessica - 12/16/1981 - Capitol Theatre," Dickey Betts is seen using JBL D123 12" Alnico Speakers in his Marshall 4x12 cabinet, opting for these over the more commonly used Celestion speakers.

In this picture you can see Dickey playing a Gibson Les Paul Standard 2008 Reissue

Dickey used this guitar during the 1973 tour for slide songs like Done Somebody Wrong, Trouble No More, Statesboro Blues, etc.

Originally a goldtop Les Paul from 1958 but refinished in cherry sunburst.

In the picture you can see a Vox Wah infront of Dickey.