Luke McQueary

I have and old 65 Blackface Fender Deluxe Reverb my dad let’s me use on long time loan! Haha. I have one pedal, the Xotic effects soul driven pedal overdrive that I use on a couple songs, and I have an Xotic USA XTC telecaster style guitar I use. I use Signum guitar cables, a Snark tuner, and Elixir 9-46 strings.

I have and old 65 Blackface Fender Deluxe Reverb my dad let’s me use on long time loan! Haha. I have one pedal, the Xotic effects soul driven pedal overdrive that I use on a couple songs, and I have an Xotic USA XTC telecaster style guitar I use. I use Signum guitar cables, a Snark tuner, and Elixir 9-46 strings.

Luke McQueary is seen playing a red Fender American Vintage '64 Telecaster Electric Guitar in a video titled "Don Kelley Band Lead Solos," uploaded by Rachel McQueary on YouTube.

Hey y’all! This is my favorite pedal! @xoticeffectspedals [Xotic Pedals' Instagram page] RC booster. This thing makes your amp just sound better immediately. I leave it on all the time. This is a limited edition run they done in silver but every version of this pedal is awesome. Thank you @cruddywaters [Johnny Hawthorn], Check em out :)

In this Halloween Instagram photo of McQueary, he can be seen with Fender American Acoustasonic Stratocaster.

In this post, McQueary posts a photo of his Fender Custom Shop Sparkle Telecaster, which has B-bender.

In the video titled "Luke McQueary on Tone, Telecasters, and Carrying Don Kelley’s Legacy at Robert’s" by Premier Guitar, Luke McQueary discusses his use of the Karma Guitar Amps MTN-10, a Mostortion copy, at the 5:28 mark.

In a Premier Guitar interview by John Bohlinger, it is confirmed that Luke McQueary uses a modded Boss SD-1 Super OverDrive, which also belongs to his father.

According to Premier Guitar, in the "Kelley's Heroes Rig Rundown" by John Bohlinger, Luke McQueary uses a Fender Custom Shop Thinline Telecaster, which is equipped with a Fralin Blues Special pickup in the bridge and a Seymour Duncan Brent Mason Signature pickup in the neck. Additionally, McQueary utilizes Jaykco guitar straps, a Snark tuner, String Joy and Dunlop strings, and Fred Kelly thumb picks.

In a video by Ask Zac titled "Luke McQueary - Don Kelley's Last Hero," guitarist Luke McQueary showcases his rig, which includes a Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner as part of his small pedalboard.

In the YouTube video titled "Luke McQueary - Don Kelley’s Last Hero - Ask Zac 145," Luke McQueary is shown using an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer as part of his rig, which also includes a Custom Shop Telecaster Thinline, a vintage Deluxe Reverb, and a small pedalboard.

In a video by Ask Zac titled "Luke McQueary - Don Kelley's Last Hero - Ask Zac 145," Luke McQueary showcases his musical setup, which includes a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal, alongside a Custom Shop Telecaster Thinline, a vintage Deluxe Reverb, and a small pedalboard.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Luke McQueary stated at the 8:00 mark that he uses Fred Kelly Slick Picks Delrin Regular Medium thumbpicks.

In an Instagram post, Luke McQueary expresses gratitude to Zac Childs and Truetone for the Truetone 1 Spot 9V/DC product