J.J. Cale

JJ explains in this video how he bought this Harmony acoustic for $50 and did some custom work to it by taking the back off and adding electronics and five pickups

"In 2002 I started playing a Danelectro Convertible because it’s light and has acoustic properties. It’s one of the newer ones made in Korea. I like the sound of it; keeping it in tune is a little rough. I had a Martin custom-made in 1991, a 000-45 with my name on it. That’s most of the acoustic guitar you hear, but all the electric leads are the Casio. On “The Problem” I play a gut-string solo on a Ramirez with a piezo. The Convertible is on one cut, “These Blues.” I don’t play guitars without modifying them. I put a piezo in it, and stereo it out. If I’m playing solo, the Danelectro is fine. But if I’m playing with a band, doing hot licks, I use the Casio." http://www.vintageguitar.com/2953/j-j-cale/

J.J. Cale is known to use the Fender Blues Junior III 15W 1x12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp, as detailed on the Pickingjjcale blog, which explores his guitar gear and style.

In the YouTube video titled "JJ Cale After Midnight," J.J. Cale is seen playing a red Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar.

In the photo provided by Babelxxi, J.J. Cale is seen playing his 1987 Casio PG-380 MIDI Guitar.

Specified on the official Millennia artist page.

J.J. Cale (TD-1, STT-1)

Specified on the official Millennia artist page.

J.J. Cale (TD-1, STT-1)

In a photo taken during a live performance at Sweetwater in 1983, J.J. Cale can be seen using a Gibson SG Standard.

In this video J.J. Cale can be seen using a Tacoma acoustic guitar