Joe Robinson

Joe Robinson's hashtags in this Instagram pic reveal he owns a Fender Custom Shop Heavy Relic 63 Stratocaster Electric Guitar, in Burgundy Mist finish. He posted this photo in June 2014.

"But mostly I played Frank’s ’60s Gibson ES-335 through a Laboga Alligator 30—a Polish class A 30-watt 2x12 combo. I love it. It sounds a little like a Vox AC30, but way creamier."

According to Premier Guitar's gear list, Robinson also uses the Maton 808TE.

"Joe's Gretsch White Falcon JR is a limited run from 2016. A super cool guitar, with Filtertron Pickups, and a classic White Falcon sound in a smaller body, with a center block. Joe uses 12-52 gauge strings on this guitar."

"This guitar features 6105 frets and a really fat neck. Very lightweight. Joe uses this guitar a lot in the studio and sometimes brings it on the road also."

Red Gibson SG used for flaming arches

You can see the Jazzmaster at 4:56

In the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" on YouTube, Joe Robinson is seen using a Gretsch 6122 at the 3:30 mark.

"We didn’t use my Gretsch Country Gentleman—one of my main stage guitars—that much, as it turned out. In “Adelaide,” my Gretsch is rocking out somewhere in the mix, and it appears in spots on “One Heart at a Time.”"

"On some of the acoustic songs I used Frank’s Gibson J-45. I also played an Everett, which is a small-bodied acoustic, as well as my Matons, which I strung with impossibly heavy strings and mic’d really close. We used ribbon mics on certain tracks, and on every song we used a different mic-and-guitar combination."

In the YouTube video titled "Layla (Unplugged) Lesson • Fingerstyle Guitar" by Joe Robinson, he is seen using the Maton J.R. Signature guitar. This video serves as proof of the guitar being used for his cover of "Layla (Unplugged)" by Eric Clapton.