Marc Bolan

According to this Guitar Player article "His go-to guitars included a Gibson Les Paul Custom refinished in translucent orange, a black, tremequipped Flying V, a late-’60s Olympic White Fender Stratocaster, a Veleno aluminum ax, and a Burns Flyte."

According to this Guitar Player article, "His go-to guitars included a Gibson Les Paul Custom refinished in translucent orange, a black, tremequipped Flying V, a late-’60s Olympic White Fender Stratocaster, a Veleno aluminum ax, and a Burns Flyte."

According to this Guitar Player article, "His go-to guitars included a Gibson Les Paul Custom refinished in translucent orange, a black, tremequipped Flying V, a late-’60s Olympic White Fender Stratocaster, a Veleno aluminum ax, and a Burns Flyte."

According to an interview with Guitar Player, "His go-to guitars included a Gibson Les Paul Custom refinished in translucent orange, a black, tremequipped Flying V, a late-’60s Olympic White Fender Stratocaster, a Veleno aluminum ax, and a Burns Flyte..."

"His go-to guitars included a Gibson Les Paul Custom refinished in translucent orange, a black, tremequipped Flying V, a late-’60s Olympic White Fender Stratocaster, a Veleno aluminum ax, and a Burns Flyte..." - Guitar Player.

Marc played this guitar on Ringo Starr`s Ringo album

On this picture, we can see Marc Bolan with a Fender Telecaster Custom Shop. (With a black mounting ring on the humbucker - and a double white binding)

This guitar was Bolan's most used guitar. It was a 'Chablis' coloured Les Paul, but is presumed by many to have originally been sunburst or a goldtop, refinished orange and then to the most well-known 'Chablis' colour. The original neck broke sometime in the 70's and was replaced with a Les Paul Custom neck. It was used up until his death in 1977.

Only four Foam (or Sea Foam) Green Jaguars from this year are known to have been made. ... "L46649" which was originally owned by Marc Bolan (T Rex) and then Henri Padovani (The Police) - and that is the only one known with gold hardware.

Marc Bolan's Gibson Flying V electric guitar, 1968, Serial number 907116, angular mahogany body, 22 fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, two humbucker pickpus, three rotary controls, selector switch, tremolo tailpiece, Tune-o-matic bridge with later (removable) plaque engraved MARC BOLAN and white pickguard; and contemporary hardshell contour case with yellow plush lining... (Read More) @ https://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/marc-bolan-4894378-details.aspx

See Picture with caption: The upscale Deacon was $449. These days they are selling for between $1500 and $2500. https://uniqueguitar.blogspot.com/2010/10/the-ovation-breadwinner-and-deacon.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j826S5BA_s4

Bolan can be seen standing in front of an HH Electronic IC 100-S Guitar Amp Head in this image.

Marc Bolan is seen here standing in front of an HH IC100 amp.

Marc Bolan was a well known endorser of Vampower amps. Note the cover of Electric Warrior.

http://www.vampower.com/history.html

Marc Bolan is pictured here using a Vox AC30.

The large enclosure on the left, in this photo of Marc Bolan, is a Rangemaster treble boost.

In this photo of Bolan and his small pedalboard, the Colorsound Wah Wah pedal can be seen.

Marc Bolan's JHS Shatterbox is pictured here in the middle of his pedalboard.

The guitar solo in this sound sounds as though it is run through one of these pedals