Jeff Lynne

Lynne responds to a question in this article: "The guitar… I imagine it was a Telecaster, the one I've had since 1966."

Lynne states in this article: "I used a Les Paul Goldtop. I bought it brand-new from the Guitar Center on Sunset in 1974."

On his latest tour, Jeff can be seen playing his Gibson Country Western on almost all of the songs where he is playing acoustic guitar.

In this video Jeff Lynne can be seen using a Gold Top Les Paul with P90s, he used this instrument on many of ELOs records and in every live tour before they broke up in 1986

Lynne explains in this article: "Oh, yeah. I use maybe half a dozen electrics. Occasionally, I'll venture out if I want a really weird sound. I've got a really nice 335, and then I've got the Tom Petty Rickenbacker 12-string, which I always use. My favorite guitar is a '58 Strat – and the Tele, which is really an Esquire converted to a Tele. This Epiphone I've had for about three years is just fantastic. It's an old Epiphone – I don't even know what the number is. It's an archtop with one cutaway. Ahh – you can't beat it!"

Lynne states in this article: "Oh, yeah. I use maybe half a dozen electrics. Occasionally, I'll venture out if I want a really weird sound. I've got a really nice 335, and then I've got the Tom Petty Rickenbacker 12-string, which I always use. My favorite guitar is a '58 Strat – and the Tele, which is really an Esquire converted to a Tele. This Epiphone I've had for about three years is just fantastic. It's an old Epiphone – I don't even know what the number is. It's an archtop with one cutaway. Ahh – you can't beat it!"

In the video "Electric Light Orchestra - Evil Woman," Jeff Lynne can be seen using a Fender Tweed 4x10" Bassman amplifier.

Lynne can be seen in this photo in a Guardian article playing a Gibson Hummingbird guitar in natural finish.

On FaceTheMusic.com, it is stated in album liner notes that Lynne played a Gisbon L5-S.

Jeff Lynne played MATCHLESS DC30s during thr Royal Variety Performance in 2016.

On this video of Do Ya, Lynne is clearly playing a Gibson Marauder (probably sunburst finish).

In the music video for “End Of The Line”, Jeff can be seen using what looks to be a Danelectro 56-U2

In the video you can see Jeff Lynne playing a Gibson J-45.

It is stated on FaceTheMusic.com in album liner notes that Lynne played a Ovation Peacemaker.

Last Train to London video...it's not very clear vid but that's definitely a Deacon 12 string.

This Sound On Sound article states: "When I first worked with Jeff, he sang into a U87 because he was used to that, and then I used an AKG 414, while always employing a little slap delay. I really like that microphone and I've used it on a lot of people, such as Freddie Mercury. It just has something special, whereas the Neumann had a honk in it that I didn't like.

This MixOnline article states that Lynne owns a Massenburg 8200 EQ.

The liner notes for Out Of The Blue credits Jeff Lynne as playing a Moog Minimoog

In this video, Jeff is seen playing an SG.

this was the taylor guitar he used fo the vh1 storytellers and the pbs show but was swaped halfway through the pbs show for a white taylor i currently dont know what type of model it is.

This 1976 Electra ad shows Lynne holding Electra Omega.

This MixOnline article states that Lynne owns a Brent Averill 2073 Mic Preamp.

In this video, Lynne can be seen playing a Gibson EDS-1275.

This guitar is shown in the Jeff lynne documentary that aired on BBC 4 and also seen in the video for Mercy Mercy.

On the Traveling Wilburys' clip of She's my baby, Jeff Lynne is playing a Guild M-75 in gold finish, in order to get a retro rock'n roll sound.

In the vieo you can see Jeff Lynne playing a Fender Precicion Bass.

In the video you can see Jeff Lynne using a Gibson J-200.

In the music video for “Handle With Care”, Jeff can be seen using a Rickenbacker 330 12 String

On this photo Jeff Lynne is playing on Gretsch White Falcon (Double cut) guitar. G6121 can also be seen in a back.

In this clip Jeff Lynne is using vintage Shure Unidyne III