Lindsey Buckingham

As published by Jason Shadrick from Premier Guitar, Buckingham uses Taylor 814 acoustics with Fishman Prefix electronics, as well as Renaissance nylon-strings, both baritone and regular, with Roland GK pickups to trigger a synth that he wasn't using on this tour. All of his guitars are tuned slightly differently (as detailed in the video), and each is set up for a song or songs with a specific strap length depending upon the difficulty of the song. Buckingham at Taylor Guitars

Lindsey still brings out his #1 Turner Model One, as recalled on Premier Guitar.com, that he has used since the '70s (pictured), as well as two other Model Ones set up with different tunings, and backups for each. On the back of the guitar is a control to adjust the angle of the pickup, which is adjusted to the sweet spot then set. He uses Taylor 814 acoustics with Fishman Prefix electronics, as well as Renaissance nylon-strings, both baritone and regular, with Roland GK pickups to trigger a synth that he wasn't using on this tour. All of his guitars are tuned slightly differently (as detailed in the video), and each is set up for a song or songs with a specific strap length depending upon the difficulty of the song. Buckingham can also be seen using the Turner Model 1 Solid Body in the Equipboard profile picture.

In this article, Lindsey Buckingham's story as a part of Fleetwood Mac is detailed. It says, "Buckingham acquired a white 1975 Les Paul 20th Anniversary reissue model as he joined the band, and it became his main electric guitar on stage. Based on the Les Paul Custom more than the original Les Paul Gold Top, Buckingham’s instrument had humbuckers and was gifted with superb clarity and punch, responding briskly to every nuance of his self-made finger-and-nail picking style."

In this picture Lindsey Buckingham can be seen playing a Gibson Chet Atkins and at 8:18 in this interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-0TzlNQaNc his guitar tech talks about this guitar.

In this picture, one can see Lindsey Buckingham playing a Stratocaster fitted with a Alembic Blaster, This guitar was used on all of Rumours, Go Your Own Way, Dreams, The Chain, You Make Loving Fun, Also used for the the Tour from late 76 to late 78.

In this picture, Lindsey Buckingham can be seen playing an Asher Ultratone T Deluxe.

In this picture, Lindsey Buckingham can be seen playing a Telecaster. He has multiple telecasters One blonde telecaster with a mini humbucker in the middle and neck and a tele single coil in the bridge that was used on the White Fleetwood Mac Album. the telecaster in the picture was used live from 76-78 and used the tusk and mirage album as well as many solo projects.

In this picture, Lindsey Buckingham can be seen him playing a Gibson EDS-1275 Double Neck Electric Guitar. this guitar was used for Oh Daddy in 1977

"You can't get away with anything with this guitar" - Lindsey Buckingham's tech Stanley Lamendola at 6:25.

at 3:45 into the video he is holding his vintage Martin D-18 Acoustic. Interview is shot in his studio

In this picture, Lindsey Buckingham can be seen playing a Gibson Les Paul TV Special Guitar. this guitar was used on Frozen Love on the 1975-1976 Tour Tuned to Thickest String B-E-B-F#-A-D to Thinest String with Acoustic Guitar Strings

Lindsey playing his Ovation Balladeer in 1976 this guitar was used from 1975-1976 with a capo on the 7th fret for Landslide and Crystal

Lindsey playing a Dobro most likely the one that was played on The Chain guessing by the postion his fingers are on the fretboard and the Capo on the 2ed Fret

Lindsey playing a 12-String Alembic this guitar was used for Oh Daddy

Lindsey using a 59 Les Paul only been seen using it in 1978

Lindsey using a Rick Turner Model-27

"Two Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Trem-O-Verbs are routed through a 2x12 cabinet for this electric sound." as published by Premier Guitar.

Lindsey used Hiwatt Custom 100 Heads, in 1975-1976 2 Heads and 2 Cabinets were used, In 1977 3 Head and 2 Cabinets were used, Lindsey settings aren't comformed, but judging by photos of the hiwatts they were... Normal=65% Brill=45% Bass=45% Treble=35% Middle=40% Presence=80% Master=90%, Now the Presence changed alot, in 1975 Presence=50%, in 1976-1977 Presence=80%.

Lindseys Marshall Super Leads only used in 1976 live Amp Settings Presence=40% Bass=70% Middle=40% Treble=35% Normal=60% Bright=40%

Lindsey switch to mesa boogie in October 1977 and he used the Mark 1s From 1977 to 1995

Lindseys Hiwatt Cabinets he used. From 75-76 about 3 where used on stage from 77-82 about 2 where used on stage though it changed alot

Lindsey hade a Leslie Combo Preamp on his Pedal from 1976-1980 was rehoused into another closure not 100% sure if its Combo I or II could be either!

At 10:21 in this Rig Rundown for Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac and Buckingham Nicks, his gear is displayed, showing a Voodoo Lab Pedal Switcher.

At 10:30 in this Rig Rundown for Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac and Buckingham Nicks, his gear is displayed, showing a Boss FS-5U Nonlatching Footswitch.

At 9:23 in this rig rundown, Lindsey Buckingham's Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus can be seen.

The Boss RC-30 looper is used by Lindsey Buckingham with background vocals and a little bit of guitar for a few acoustic songs as published by Premier Guitar.

As published in the Premier Guitar Rigrundown source, he uses minimal effects - just a Boss SD-1 and a Boss DD-3 Delay for his electric rig.