Ethan Luck

Ethan Luck uses the Tyler Amps PT14 amplifier, as seen in his Instagram post about his performance at The 5 Spot in East Nashville.

"This amp will always make me miss touring as a guitar player."

"Got it on my KOL rig! It's sounding so good!"

Ethan Luck uses the Boss SD-1 Super OverDrive pedal while playing 50's rock 'n roll covers, as shown in his Instagram post.

Ethan Luck uses the Visual Sound GarageTone Tremolo pedal while playing 50's rock 'n roll covers, as seen in his Instagram post.

"I bought this cheap Epiphone Dot back in 1998, spray painted it all black in 2003 & it sat in a case until 2 days ago. Stripped the paint, cleaned it and gave it a set up. It was the guitar that got me in to hollowbodies. It still needs a few things but It's good to have it in working order again & the Classic 57 pickups still sound amazing!"

"Got it on my KOL rig. It's sounding so good!"

"Got it on my KOL rig! It's sounding so good!"

Ethan Luck mentions on Facebook that he uses the Boss TR-2 Tremolo on his Kings of Leon rig, praising its excellent sound.

Ethan Luck mentions on Facebook that he uses the MXR M133 Micro Amp in his KOL rig, expressing enthusiasm about its sound quality. This information is shared by Truetone.

"Got it on my KOL rig. It's sounding so good!"

Ethan Luck is seen using the Visual Sound Route 66 pedal during a rehearsal with The Lees of Memory, as shown in his Instagram post.

Ethan Luck uses a Guild Starfire III Hollowbody Guitar, as shown in his Instagram post featuring the guitar.

Ethan Luck showcases his Washburn HB15 Hollowbody Mini-Humbucker Electric Guitar on Instagram, expressing surprise at its global journey with him during a day off in Atlanta.

"Got a pop screen on the 57. Easier to travel with."

"it sounds so dang good. #Fender #Gretsch"

"Tracking guitars through this 1964 Fender Super Reverb. If it's missing from the studio in the morning, I have no idea what you're talking about."

"Got a pretty serious set up happening for tonight's show."

In an Instagram post, Ethan Luck is seen using the MXR M169 Carbon Copy while playing 50's rock 'n roll covers.