Jeff Healey

Jeff Healey played a fender strat at the Nottoden blues festival.

"A Gibson L-12 from the late ’40s, which I’ve had for about 10 years. I added a pickup to it. It still has a nice acoustic sound, I just wanted certain “electrified” sounds, if you will. I don’t remember exactly which pickup we put on it – it’s an old, large-looking thing."

On this photo Jeff Healey is playing his Squier Strat with custom red pickups.

Healey used Made in Japan Squier Stratocasters most of his life. First with single coil Evans pickups, then he had two prototypes with triple Humbuckers

"For most of his life Jeff played exclusively Japanese squier strats with red single-coil Evans pickups. Later on Jeff had 2 custom-built Squier Vista strats with 3 Evans humbuckers (and later, Seymour Duncan SH-5) humbucking pickups in them and some pretty wild wiring that allowed him to coil-tap individual pickups one at a time."

"A little Fender Pro Junior – it has your two basic controls – volume and tone."

"In my club, I use the Fender Hot Rod Deville because it has enough power and kick. It serves me well."

On this photo Jeff Healey plays a Marshall JCM 800.

On this photo Jeff Healey plays through a Marshall 4x12 cabinet.

On this photo Jeff Healey's pedalboard contains a Boss CS-3.

On this photo Jeff Healey's pedalboard contains a Boss Power Supply.

In this photo, Jeff Healey's pedalboard contains the Boss GE-7.

On this photo Jeff Healey's pedalboard contains a Tube Screamer Classic.

On this photo Jeff Healey's pedalboard contains a Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble.

In this image, Jeff's pedals are contained in a Boss Pedal Board.

He never talks about his DD-3 but it is clearly seen in the image as the first pedal in his pedal board.