Laura Marling

Laura seems to have liked touring with this Martin back in her earlier years, as it is in many photos and she took it on the BBC 1 Radio.

With her new band LUMP, Laura plays a Danelectro DC-59 guitar with 12 strings. Her bandmate, Mike Lindsay, explains [here](https://culturecollide.com/interview-mike-lindsay-and-laura-marling-get-wonky/ that Laura Marling plays a Danelectro and also the bass with this band.

My precious one that I don't take anywhere — in fact I've moved to Los Angeles and I refuse to take it with me on the plane so it's still in London — is a Martin M-38 from the '80s, the year that they were — they stopped allowing guitars to be made in Brazilian rosewood, so it's the last Brazilian rosewood guitar.

She used this regal dobro for a whole tour

"the one I've got with me now is a Martin D-45 or something, a Dreadnought. And I've got a couple of those, which makes me sound very privileged, but I have a touring collection of guitars"

This video shows Laura Marling using a Martin 000C Nylon. Various pictures and videos around this time show her using this guitar in addition to her steel-strung Martins.

Photo shows Laura using a J-45. She used a J-45 in a lot of her earlier gigs - up until after the release of 'I Speak Because I Can'.

Laura Marling playing her Collings 10C at the Green Man Festival in Wales on 20th August 2016. According to this article, she bought it at the Chicago Music Exchange store in 2013. Here is a fantastic quality show from 2018 played only with her Collings guitar.

In this session video Laura can be seen playing a Fender Jaguar.

"And then I've got my dad's Gibson 335 which is an electric hollow body from the '60s. It is a beautiful guitar."

Pictured singing into Neumann U87

Laura Marling uses a custom model based on the Rickenbacker 310, as seen in her live performance of "I Feel Your Love" at WFUV, available on YouTube.

In the video you can see Laura singing into a Shure SM7B. On several occasions she has used this microphone for live recordings.

Laura gives a demo of a song called, "Not Done Traveling" on this tenor for the Mya-Moe YouTube channel in this video.

She uses this guitar during the live at WFUV on False Hope song.

Pedal can be seen in the bottom middle of this photo.

Pedal can be seen in the middle on the far side of the board in this photo.

Pedal can be seen to the left hand side of the photo.

Pedal can be seen in the bottom right of this image.