Luke Bentham

I have seen him use it live, and he uses it in his lessons. Usually it is used for the open-G tuning songs like “Smoking is Magic”.

Luke Bentham is pictured with a Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar in a Facebook post, where he expresses his admiration for heavy, flashy rock-and-roll guitars with a classic vintage style.

In this interview video he says:

I'd always wanted since I was 12 years old, A really old cream Les Paul. And that one I saw up on the high rack, that was the oldest one that they had and it was also the yellowest one, and I looked at it carefully and there was a Rolling Stones tongue in it from somebody who had a sticker for a decade on it of the stones tongue and took it off so it's kind of a pale mark there. Once I saw that and I plugged it in, and it had been modded extensively it was a real roadhorse already when I got it. Once I plugged it in, there wasn't a way that I was going to leave that store without that guitar

My eyes don't really wander anymore for guitars, there's no other guitar I want to play other than that one.

I think Playing a 1975 Les Paul Custom can make you very lazy on guitar, Because It's a dream.

it’s a 1971 dan Armstrong guitar made by ampeg

It’s quite bizarre compared to anything else I’ve ever played. It’s definitely got its own sound, focused but very resonant. Full 2 octaves which is cool too. It’s got its own pickups which you can slide in and out anytime in the bridge position. Mine only has the “country rock humbucker”. It sounds awesome.

Luke Bentham currently plays a Gibson SG Junior reissue, which has been refinished to Polaris white, as evidenced by the image provided in the source.