Grace Potter

Crafted from Grade-A tonewoods and loaded with premium hardware and two of the finest contemporary recreations of legendary PAF humbucking pickups, the Grace Potter Signature Flying V is the hippest tone machine to head down the pike in a long time. Its unique look, designed by Grace, includes a hand-sprayed Nocturnal Brown gloss nitrocellulose top finish and satin natural back, sides and neck, and cream-painted Lexan pickguard with custom silkscreened art deco border.

Grace Potter, after identifying a Fender Vibrolux, comments on its going "in and out of commission". So, she says that she uses a Fender Princeton Reverb amp.

At the beginning of this Rig Rundown with Grace Potter herself, Grace identifies a Flying V that was bought for her birthday by the band.

When switching to the types of amplifiers she uses, Grace Potter identifies a Fender amplifier that she uses. This one is a Vibrolux.

At this point in the video, Grace Potter is posed the question of strings and pickups. On pickups, she responds with her use of the DiMarzio 36th Anniversary.

On this Rig Rundown, Grace Potter talks about the acoustic guitar that she uses. This Hummingbird was gifted to her by Gibson as well as another 12 string.

Grace Potter uses the Vox V212HWX guitar amplifier cabinet, as featured in the Artists Archive on the Vox Amps website.

She uses those pickups in her Flying V.

The VOX AC30 and my flying V, that is my signature sound

In this rig rundown Grace mentions her hammond B3 wile talking about effect pedals.

In this performance of John Prine's Angel From Montgomery, Grace Potter plays a Gibson J-45 True Vintage.