Joey Ryan

"I play a 1951 Gibson J-45. I've got it tuned down a whole step, and it leaves off on the low end right where Kenneth's picks up on the high end. He plays a 1954 Martin O-15 ... A fan — back in the days when I had no business having any fans at all — decided somehow that she wanted to give me a guitar. And that's the only guitar that I have and the only guitar that I play."

At around 14:30min Ryan explains how he got his 1951 Gibson J-45 as a gift from a fan.

"I play a 1951 Gibson J-45. I've got it tuned down a whole step, and it leaves off on the low end right where Kenneth's picks up on the high end. He plays a 1954 Martin O-15 ... A fan — back in the days when I had no business having any fans at all — decided somehow that she wanted to give me a guitar. And that's the only guitar that I have and the only guitar that I play." - Ryan in interview with NPR.org (http://www.npr.org/2013/03/23/175053010/the-milk-carton-kids-at-lifes-crossroads-a-duo-looks-both-ways)

"The depth and uniqueness of character of the ETL’s have allowed us to present, finally, the show we’ve heard in our heads this whole time." - Milk Carton Kids

He's playing with a Kysers most of the time.