Godfrey Townsend

He traded his Marshall half stack to his buddy, Lenny Campanelli at Gracin's Music in Long Island for a pair of these 50 watt combo amps. He didn't mind letting go of it because Lenny was a very close friend of Sal's and it was staying in the family. The other guitarist in the band, Vinny Kalman didn't have an amp at the time. They really had a great "Marshall" sound and were loud as hell too. They also went well with his "wicker" furniture.

In this photo, Godfrey Townsend is performing with his Fender Super 60 1x12 amplifier, captured during one of his many gigs alongside a Quadraverb.

His first Marshall was a 50 watt head that he bought from Joe Fuoco in 1973. He didn't have a speaker cabinet at the time so Charlie Gozzer (who played bass in his band) gave him a loan of his Traynor 2 x 15 cabinet.

He once wrote on this guitar "thanks to Dr. Bruce Bumstead who helped make it possible for me to own this fine instrument..."

This is a picture of him at a concert holding his Epiphone "Texan".

This is a picture of him at home holding his Gibson J-160e.

This picture shows Townsend using a red one and it was taken in Teatro De Verano, Montevideo, Uruguay.

This is a picture of him using the guitar but the place is unknown.

This pic. was taken at Madison Park, Queens in 1981. Later it was modified with Dimarzio PAFs &  Kahler Tremolo.

This picture was taken in The Coventry - Queens, NY at 1975.. This is a 1962 Fender Stratocaster in it's original custom color 'Inca Silver'. It was bought for him at Alex's Music on 48th St in 1974 as a graduation gift for $340.

Here is a pic from the official website of him playing with this guitar.

In a live performance of "Prime Time" by the Alan Parsons Project, guitarist Godfrey Townsend can be observed utilizing a PRS Custom 24 (Goldtop). This evidence is documented in a video provided by the source author MrJimmySmithers on YouTube under the caption "Alan Parsons Project - Prime Time (Live)."