Johnny Flynn

Johnny plays an early 20s/30s National El Trovador, you can see his National in the source image.

His National is a late 20s/early 30s model (you can tell from the tailpiece). You can see this guitar on the bottom of this National Guitars webpage.

http://www.nationalguitar.com/learn/all-about-national-guitars

Johnny has customized his National with a pickup.

‘She wanted it back so with the first lot of money we got from the label I bought the one that I play now. I found it by accident. I went into a bunch of shops around central London and saw the one I wanted in the corner. It was really beautiful but it was too expensive. It’s a 1934 National Trojan and it has a kind of wooden body but the resonator bit as well, which is unusual. I went up to this woman called Lucia above one of the shops in Denmark Street and she has this workshop. She told me it was one of her guitars she had restored but she had it in the shop with a markup price on it and she said she’d sell it to me direct. So she sold me this guitar she had restored. It was incredible. It’s from 1934 so for a guitar it is pretty old!’

In a 2013 performance at the Pleasance Theatre, Johnny Flynn uses a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar while playing "Howl" from his album Been Listening.

In this photo, Flynn's Fender Hot Rod Deluxe amplifier can be seen behind him.

In this photo, which was taken during Flynn's performance in 2009, several of his pedals can be seen, including the EHX Stereo Memory Man.