Lenny Kravitz

this photo shows him playing his Gibson Lenny Kravitz 1967 Flying V Limited Edition, plus this guitar name has the artists name in it

In this interview for Guitar Center, Lenny Kravitz says "I'm pretty much a Fender and Marshall guy. A lot Fender Deluxes, those are my favorites--the tweed models. I use Pro reverb and Twin reverb amps."

In this photo, you can see Lenny Kravitz with this bass.

Lenny praises his 1959 model of this guitar in his Guitar world interview:

"What gear did you use on Strut? — Josh Lind

'It was very simple. I only used two guitars. One was a ’59 Les Paul 'Goldtop' that’s really muted and faded and has the most brilliant-sounding PAFs I’ve ever heard.'"

Lenny used the Black Beauty on tour for the album "Strut" as seen in the video

We were happy to hear the news from one of our dealers that Rock-God Lenny Kravitz has added a couple of Origin Effects compressors to his guitar rig. The singer of Fly Away and Are you Gonna Go My Way is using a SlideRIG for lengthy sustain and a Cali76-TX-L to bring studio-quality compression to his pedalboard.

He uses Dyna Comp on stage.

In this Tiny Desk (Home) Concert from NPR, Lenny Kravitz performs using a Gibson J-200 acoustic guitar.

Specified on the official Foxrox artist page.

Lenny Kravitz

ProVibe, Fuzz, Octavia Clone, Through-Zero Flanger

In this photo, you can clearly see Lenny Kravitz with this bass.

This article from Gibson talks about Lenny Kravitz owning a ES-5 Switchmaster Electric Guitar.

Lenny Kravitz Guitar Tech Alex Alvarez Gear Overview - V Festival

In a video by Licklibrary, Lenny Kravitz's guitar tech, Alex Alvarez, provides an overview of the gear used at the V Festival, including the Analog Man Mini Chorus.

Kravitz is listed by Fishman as one of the artists using this pickup system on his acoustics.

EXCLUSIVE: Lenny Kravitz in the studio 2011 recording "Everything" from Black And White America

In this video for Super Love, Lenny Kravitz is seen in the studio wearing AKG K121 headphones.

We were happy to hear the news from one of our dealers that Rock-God Lenny Kravitz has added a couple of Origin Effects compressors to his guitar rig. The singer of Fly Away and Are you Gonna Go My Way is using a SlideRIG for lengthy sustain and a Cali76-TX-L to bring studio-quality compression to his pedalboard.

He uses 57 classics in his signature guitar and many others.

Specified on the official Millenia artist page.

Lenny Kravitz (4 ea. NSEQ, HV-3D)

Specified on the official Foxrox artist page.

Lenny Kravitz

ProVibe, Fuzz, Octavia Clone, Through-Zero Flanger

In this photo, you can see Lenny Kravitz playing this bass.

In Lenny Kravitz’ 2001 interview in the Howard Stern show, he can (surprisingly) be seen playing a Line6 Flextone amplifier. Of all the vintage gear he owns, he chose that to bring to the studio. The amp can be seen clearly throughout most of the “Let Love Rule” birthday video as well as other videos of the same session (he did other songs, see below). Best shots of the amp: 0:33’-0:37’, 1:20’-1:23’, 2:07’-2:13’ (clearly in the background of bass closeup), 3:23 (background) , 3:25’ (overview shot), 3:48’-3:52’ (pan), 4:20’-4:22’, 4:47+ (several shots). Other songs performed with same amp: https://youtu.be/MasrXmEn1Zo (Are You Gonna Go My Way), https://youtu.be/w4gFbXFEU5s (Again).

A photo of Lenny Kravitz’s rig features an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer, highlighting its role in his guitar effects setup.

In this pic you can spot the Fulltone Tape echo

In this pic you can spot two Fender Dual Showmans

In this pic you can spot the MXR Digital Delay

At 0:13 Lenny Kravitz is seen with a Shure 55S Unidyne Dynamic Microphone.

Lenny Kravitz utilizes multiple Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959 reissues, each equipped with effects loops, as part of his main high-gain rig. These are paired with several 4x12 Green and Creamback slanted cabinets. Note: while the listing mentions Softube, Kravitz's setup involves actual Plexi amplifiers. (Source: The Music)

The Simmons Digital Clap Trap Handclap Synthesizer is used by Lenny Kravitz, as evidenced at 0:20 in his YouTube video "Lenny Kravitz - Low (Studio Version)."

Lenny Kravitz is seen using a Moog Minimoog Model D at the 0:42 mark in the video titled "Lenny Kravitz - Low (Studio Version)" on YouTube, which provides insight into his creative process while producing the song "Low."