John Oates

Oates also brings this TV Jones Model 10 in Lake Placid Blue on the road. It features TV Jones pickups, Sperzel tuners, and a Bigsby B5 with Vibramate Spoiler.

[In this article,] John Oates’ [discusses his] Prized Guild F-30

"I use my vintage 58 [Fender] Stratocaster. I played a couple of songs on Daryls old [Fender] Telecaster that we had around the studio."

"I used many different acoustic guitars some belonging to me. I used the Martin D-28, a baby Taylor, and my regular Taylor that I use live onstage. I [also] used a lot of guitars that belong to Jamie Rosenberg, the engineer who did the guitars and vocals in Aspen. He has an extensive guitar collection. I didn't use a lot of effects. I used a Marshall amp on the lead guitar solo in the heavy part of Color of Love."

"I use my vintage 58 [Fender] Stratocaster. I played a couple of songs on Daryls old [Fender] Telecaster that we had around the studio."

In the film you can see him using the red duo sonic obviously 60s

In this interview, John Oates confirms using the 1967 Gibson ES-125.

“Dreaming About Brazil” is bossa nova translated through Philadelphia R&B! I played that on a ’67 Gibson ES-125 with a P-90.

In this interview, John Oates confirms using a custom Martin 00-18 Acoustic Guitar.

In this interview, John Oates confirms that he uses the Taylor GTe.

The Taylor GTe has been my go-to for live shows.

In this interview, John Oates confirms that he uses the 1958 Fender Stratocaster

The ’58 Strat I’ve been using since the ’70s.

In an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, John Oates confirms using the Suhr Classic S HSS electric guitar.