Lukas Nelson

"For my gigs I have a Magnatone [Twilighter] amp, the reissue that Ted Kornblum has been doing, and they’re just incredible—they’ve got the greatest tone."

"Sometimes, if I can’t get those, I’ll use a [Fender] Super Reverb or a Deluxe Reverb together—I run two amps in stereo. But Magnatone is what I'm using right now."

In this rig rundown with Premier Guitar, Lukas says he rarely uses pedals but:

...just the last few shows I put this Blues Driver in there and it gets a little more crunch but honestly, I run most of my shows straight through the amps.

He adds:

I get that Blues Driver for a little growl. It's a real nice raw, visceral sort of sound. And it really breaks up well when you got this setup here.

In this photo, Nelson is seen playing the Martin 000-15M with tape-on pickup.

Lukas Nelson is frequently seen playing a late-'90s Fender Stratocaster equipped with a Rio Grande bridge humbucker, as captured in various images available through Alamy.

In this video from Gibson, Lukas Nelson discusses his '56 Les Paul Junior signature.

At 2:25 Lukas says:

When I found out Gibson wanted to make a guitar for me, I thought that was fantastic, but I wanted to make sure that it was right. The 1956 Les Paul Junior has a few specifications that single it out. And the way the bridge and this old original P-90 pickup, we spent a lot of time on the intonation, getting the intonation right. If you'll see the bridge is sort of angled.

In this photo, Nelson is seen playing the 1956 Gibson Les Paul Junior. The year of the Les Paul is confirmed in this article.

"Sometimes, if I can’t get those, I’ll use a [Fender] Super Reverb or a Deluxe Reverb together—I run two amps in stereo. But Magnatone is what I'm using right now."