Gary Rossington

"I’ve used a Peavey Mace throughout my whole career, really, even in the early days back in the ’70s."

At 0:20 of this rig rundown, Gary's guitar tech talks about Gary's signature amp, and says, "We've been using them now for three or four years."

According to the Premier Guitar's article, Rossington uses the Fender Prosonic amplifier.

Gary Rossington utilized the Marshall 1959T Super Tremolo amplifier head during the recording of the band's first three albums. This information is substantiated by an equipment history document authored by Sean, titled "Lynyrd Skynyrd - Gary Rossington Equipment History," available on Scribd. It was used for their first 3 albums.

Here is a picture of it at CME.

In late 1974, Gary Rossington transitioned from using a Marshall amplifier head to a Hiwatt Custom 100 Amplifier Head.

Gary Rossington utilized two Peavey Mace 160W, which were modified with JBL E-120 speakers and rewired to more closely resemble the sound of Marshalls. This specific equipment choice is documented in a detailed history of Rossington's gear on Scribd by an author named Sean, titled "Lynyrd Skynyrd - Gary Rossington Equipment History."

Gary Rossington used a 1970s Fender Silverface Twin Reverb before switching to Peaveys

Gary used 4x12 Peavey cabs with his Peavey combo amps

This Vox stack was a part of Gary’s collection and is now at CME.

He has the Magnatone on top of his signature Peavey head.

Gary Rossington owned a Gibson Super GoldTone amplifier, which is currently in the possession of Chicago Music Exchange, as evidenced by an image on Equipboard.

Gary had a Peavey Penta head in his collection now at CME.

It was Allen’s amp that he acquired in 1965 and they used it together for early gigs.

According to the article "Lynyrd Skynyrd - Gary Rossington Equipment History" by Sean on Scribd, Gary Rossington used a Fender Twin amplifier early in his career.