Gretchen Menn

"and another limited-edition Manhattan Standard that I use for "Kashmir.""

"On the new album, I used my Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette Special (with DiMarzio single coil pickups) for the vast majority of electric guitar parts."

"I have two Les Pauls; there's my main Standard that I play for most of the show"

"I play through a 1976 Marshall JMP as well as a Two Rock Bi-Onyx."

"For my original music, I did guitar tracking at home using an ENGL 670 Special Edition with EL34s."

Gretchen Menn mentions using a Marshall EL34 100/100 Power Amp for guitar tracking in her home studio, as discussed in a Guitar World article about her album "Abandon All Hope."

"Then I took it into a proper studio for re-amping where I had a four-amp setup: a Fender Deluxe from '66, my Marshall JMP, the ENGL and the Two Rock Bi-Onyx."

Appeared on her 'gear' page on her official website.

Appeared on her 'gear' page on her official website

Appeared on her 'gear' page on her official website

Pedal 58 in Stompbox: 100 Pedals of the World's Greatest Guitarists, as can be seen in the quick browse video at 0:24.

Menn mentioned the use of Ernie Ball Music Man The Sabre in the end-of-the-year Guitar World 2022 issue.

In the YouTube video titled "Fingerpicking Fundamentals Ep. 3: Led Zeppelin’s Going to California," Gretchen Menn is using a Breedlove ECO Discovery S Concertina CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar - Edgeburst Red Cedar/African Mahogany.

In this YouTube video, Gretchen Menn is playing a Breedlove ECO Pursuit Exotic S Concert CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar - Edgeburst Koa. This can be seen at the timestamp 2:38 - 2:57, where the guitar is featured as part of her lesson on fingerpicking fundamentals in collaboration with Breedlove Guitar Co.

In a YouTube video by Breedlove Guitars titled "Gretchen Menn’s Custom Myrtlewood Breedlove Guitar," guitarist and composer Gretchen Menn demonstrates her custom Breedlove Oregon Concert CE Myrtlewood-Myrtlewood guitar, highlighting its unique warm and articulate nature.