Jeff Rosenstock

"The guitar I use for almost everything is the Mexican Fender ’72 Telecaster Deluxe, the reissue."

He's been playing an HH Jazzmaster for a while, but recently he's started playing one with the regular Jazzmaster single coils in it.

You can't see it perfectly in this video, but I saw him play a house show in Austin recently and he took out a guitar that was definitely the HSS modern player telecaster for one song that he played.

You can see Jeff playing his Squier Baritone Jazzmaster while touring in support of his album Worry.

" I have had the same Fender 4×10 Deville since 2004, I got it the same time I got that ’72 Telecaster Deluxe – it was a revelation when I found both of those things because I felt like I finally found the sound that was in my head."

"Then I’ve got the Whammy pedal. I use this for a few things – one is so I can drop down to baritone tuning without having to switch guitars, it sounds like 85% good when I do that and then set can go faster."

"I got clued into the Hall of Fame Reverb pedal by Lee Hartney from The Smith Street Band."

" The first pedal I truly loved using is this modded Boss DS-1. I think it’s called the Keeley mod but I honestly don’t know for sure."

"At the top I’ve got a Boss Digital Delay pedal that belongs to Matt Keegan from Bomb."

Pictured on his pedalboard in an interview with gear metropolis.