George Harrison

"When Harrison went to Hessy's Music in Liverpool on 20 November looking for a new guitar, he was thinking "Stratocaster," but the closest Frank Hessy could come was this sleek three-pickup Futurama"

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In this image the vox super beatles amp can clearly be seen behind Harrison's back.

Used on Live in Japan

George Harrison used the Fender Stratocaster 1974 Dark Horse 2 during his 1974 tour, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

I'm not sure if there are any quotes from him about the Vox UL730 amplifier which was one of the Vox Hybrid amplifiers made in England of the mid sixties, which George used starting sometime during the Rubber soul album, through Revolver, and Sgt. Pepper. Later the amp was auctioned off by Bonham's auction house where it fetched a pretty sum!!! here is a link to the info

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/19037/lot/373/

Here George playing song "Here Comes the Sun" on charity concert in 1987. London

During the 1991 Japan tour with Eric Clapton, George Harrison used the MXR M102 Dyna Comp, as documented by Bekkoame.

In this photo, Harrison can be seen playing a Ramirez 1A.

George Harrison is associated with the AKG K240 Sextett headphones, as noted in the Wikipedia entry on John Lennon's musical instruments.

In this close-up image of George, you can see that he is playing the drums that Ringo Starr uses. (Ludwig kit).

"A George Harrison stage played Maton Mastersound MS500 electric guitar has sold at auction for a tidy $485,000. The Maton was loaned to Harrison by Barratt’s Music Store when his regular guitar was in for repair in 1963. He played it in concert at Margate (July 8-13), in Liverpool (August 2), at a photocall at the Cavern (August 3) and when the Beatles played Guernsey, Channel Islands (August 6-10)."

George Harrison used a Vox Instruments Volume Pedal, which John Lennon had previously used with their Continental Organ. This is depicted in Robert Whitaker's 1965 photograph, "Beatles At The Donmar."

In an interview on YouTube with Donnie Sutherland, comedian Spike Milligan mentions receiving a 1965 Fender Stratocaster from George Harrison.

George Harrison owned a Fender Stratocaster, which was later donated to charity. This is evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

In the picture you can see George Harrison using the Blue Jay Way White Beatles Cello. Secondary source: http://uploadsociety.com/video_v184759 Minute 1:50

Used for the group vocals on The Beatles, as is visible in this photo from this June 2012 Sound on Sound article.

John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney gathered around a Neumann U47 in Abbey Road, 1968. Photo: Getty Images

Another Neumann U47, also used for group vocals with The Beatles, is visible in this other photo.

The first amp of George after joining the Beatles (@2:54)

Harrison here is using Clapton's signature stratocaster which back then had three Lace Sensors Gold pickups.

According to Beatlesebooks, George Harrison played the Hammond C-3 organ during the recording of "It's All Too Much" by The Beatles.

This Stratocaster was a custom collaboration between Fender and McLaren Cars and was designed to match George's custom McLaren F1 sports car. Some of the customizations include large black knobs, an "Om" logo on the headstock and custom backplate and plaque on the rear. The color is Dark Purple Pearl and the pickguard and backplate are dark carbon fiber, both of which matched the car.

George used this guitar during the February 1995 sessions for The Beatle's songs "Real Love" and "Now And Then", and his "My Sweet Lord (2000) recording amongst others.

In this photo George can be seen playing a sitar

In the picture you can see George playing a cello.

George played his Moog synthesizer on the Abbey Road album (Because/Here comes the sun/I Want you(She's so heavy)/Maxwell's Silver Hammer.)

Used on Live in Japan

George Harrison is seen using a Fender Stratocaster 1988 in a video from the same year. Additionally, Harrison mentioned considering the purchase of a Fender Stratocaster in the early sixties, before the Beatles rose to fame.

George Harrison played a Japanese Squier Stratocaster during the 1987 Prince's Trust concert, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

George Harrison is shown using a 1956 Fender Stratocaster in a newly uploaded photo, featured in a book about the iconic guitar.

Used for album Brain washed.

Used for slidework to album Working Class Hero

George Harrison using a Fender Stratocaster with Gary wright in 1972