Luke Pritchard

Pritchard mentioned in a live stream performance that his guitar was a 1960s Gibson, but did not specify which model of Gibson he was playing. He can be seen in multiple performances playing this guitar. From the looks of the body and headstock, it appears that the guitar he is playing is a 1960s Gibson B15.

In this photo of Luke Pritchard performing live, he can be seen playing a James Trussart Steelcaster Custom Electric Guitar. James Trussart's Steelcaster is modeled after a Fender Telecaster. While Trussart offers both a Steelcaster and a Steelcaster Deluxe, this particular one Luke Pritchard is playing is the former, as evidenced by the solid body and single coil pickups. Pritchard's Steelcaster also looks to be "Paisley Engraved" finish.

In this video of The Kooks playing the song "Naive" live at Glastonbury 2007, Luke Pritchard's electric guitar can be identified as a James Trussart Steelcaster Deluxe. It has a semi-hollow body and a wide pickup in the neck position, which distinguishes it from just the normal James Trussart Steelcaster model. Despite having the word "Deluxe" in the name, this guitar has more in common with a Fender Telecaster Custom. The finish appears to be "Rust O Matic.". The guitar can be seen at 0:26, and a great look at it at 2:06.

This photo of Luke Pritchard performing live shows him playing a Danelectro 12SDC 12-String Electric Guitar.

In this video of The Kooks performing live at Pinkpop 2014, Luke Pritchard can be seen playing a Gibson Les Paul Double Cutaway Goldtop Electric Guitar. Starting at 17:50, a few good looks at the guitar can be had. He plays it for the songs "Is It Me?", "See the World", "Eddie's Gun", "Around Town", "Junk of the Heart (Happy)", and "Naïve."

Luke Pritchard tweets: "I use a domino californian rebel at the moment, its great. Used it on the record a lot."

Here Luke can be seen with his Maton EBG808TE.

Luke can be seen using a Tokai Love Rock Double Cut guitar at 1:20 in this music video for "You Don't Love Me". And also in this photo taken while they were recording the music.

Luke Pritchard can be seen using a Telecaster in this photo.

In this picture Luke can be seen playing his Gretsch during The Kooks' gig on 21 July 2015 in Milan. This guitar and the Les Paul Doublecutaway Gold are his new guitars for the Listen tour.

In this photo you can see Luke playing a white stratocaster, it might be the early days of The Kooks back when he didn't have his Telecaster

Luke was playing this suburst Epiphone Coronet when he covered with Mark Foster Alabama Shake's song "Hold On" during a Foster The People gig

That was the only occasion of seeing him playing that guitar

You can find the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyZDkW9vg7M

In this photo, probably from the Konk era, you can see Luke playing a Les Paul Standard

I'm not sure if that guitar belongs to him

In this Flikr photo Luke plays a worn Maton 808L.

In this Instagram photo posted by Luke Pritchard, he can be seen playing his D'Angelico Deluxe SS (recently acquired as of the posting of this photo, Nov 2016). The finish on the guitar is Matte Midnight. Luke says:

"In love with my new guitar, first outing in SA last month- massive thanks @dangelicony you guys make the beautz!!"

In this photo, Pritchard is visible playing the black Ibanez V72ECE.

In this photo from 2015 Kooks' Lollapalooza concert, Pritchard is seen playing the Gibson Dove.

2:10 Luke shows this guitar

Luke used a Fender Blues Junior in the early days (maybe today too). You can see it in the video of Luby Lou (at around 2:40).

In this video from Roland Sessions, Luke Pritchard (of The Kooks) performs an acoustic rendition of the song "See the Sun." The amp he's using for his acoustic guitar is a Roland AC-90 Acoustic Amplifier.

Luke Pritchard posts a photo of his newly arrived Tascam 246 Portastudio Cassette Recorder, and says:

"New music on the old school.. Tascam 6 track arrived"

he have it here atacked on his headstock

In this acoustic live show, Luke uses an LR Baggs Acoustic Pickup.

In this instagram picture from Hugh Harris' profile (The Kooks' guitarist), you can see Luke playing a Roland Juno 60 Synth, it seems they're rehearsing for something new