Hank Williams, Jr.

In this image from a Reverb listing, Hank Williams can be seen playing a Peavey T-60 guitar. Ed Marshall from Marshall and The Outlaws loaned him the guitar in 1984 at the Christochina Lodge in Alaska.

During Hank's acoustic set, his main acoustic guitar is a J-45 Gibson

in this photo you can see him playing a Epiphone Dobro Hound Dog Resonator Guitar right behind Kid Rock

Hank Williams, Jr. is frequently seen playing a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar, as evidenced in the images available through Google.

Used live for Family Tradition t.v. performance 1982. Looks like a 2x12 combo but not sure.

In this picture, Hank is seen holding a Fender "The Strat" guitar which is identifiable by the bridge and gold hardware

In this picture, Hank is playing a Gibson Les Paul Goldtop guitar, distinguishable by its iconic gold-colored top and a notably replaced black pickguard.

In this picture, Hank is seen playing one of his many 1970s Fender Telecasters

In this picture from 1979, Hank is seen playing one of his Fender Telecasters into a Mesa Boogie Mark I Combo Amp

In the performance of "Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound," you can see the Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble next to Hank Williams, Jr.'s right foot. Waylon Jennings used one too.

Visible in this photo of Williams, which featured on the 2004 product page of the SG Standard on Gibson's website.

In this photo, Hank Williams, Jr. is playing a Martin D-28 guitar.