Eric Clapton

At 3:58, Eric mentions using an Ernie Ball Electric Guitar Strings Regular Nickel Slinky 10-46 during a live performance.

Eric Clapton used a Fender Stevie Ray Vaughan Stratocaster during a guest appearance with Santana. The concert was in Tokyo during Santana's Supernatural Tour.

In this photo of Clapton playing in Blind Faith in Toronto, you can see he has the pedal In between his Wah And Uni-vibe.

In a live photograph from Eric Clapton's Cream years, he is seen playing a Gibson Les Paul Special Double Cutaway model with a Bigsby, confirming his use of this guitar during that period. The image also features Jack Bruce with a Fender Bass VI.

Used with The Dirty Mac in “The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus”. Can be seen throughout the video, sitting on top of a Fender 2x15 cab, making it a Dual Showman.

Sits under a Blackface Dual Showman, Used during “The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus”.

Eric Clapton used an Avalon U5 DI box for his live acoustic rig from the early 2000s to the mid 2010s.

A Music Man advertisement from 1977 lists the Music Man HD-130 Reverb Head as part of Eric Clapton's equipment.

Eric Clapton is confirmed to have used the Music Man 412-GS, as evidenced by a Music Man advertisement from 1977 featuring this gear.

In November 1975, Eric Clapton used a Yamaha prototype SG1000 during his Kyoto concert on his first tour of Japan. This is documented in color photographs and bootlegs, such as "EC MEETS YAMAHA," as noted in a release on Yahoo!フリマ.

In this picture from Derek and the Dominos' performance at the Fillmore East in October 1970, Eric Clapton can be seen using a Fender Vibratone rotary speaker. According to an article from Guitar Player Magazine, engineers Ron and Howard Albert recall that Clapton used a Fender Vibratone on the recording of "Layla" during the piano coda section.