Marty Schwartz

Marty Schwartz Improvises with Boss RC-2 Loop Pedal

At the 3:27 mark, the Strymon blueSky can be seen.

At 4:45 that was the first guitar he showed in this video, he also said that it's his oldest guitar.

At 5:47 that was the second guitar he showed in this video, he also said that he had this guitar before even appearing on the youtube.

At 15:36 that was the last bass he appeared with in this video, he said he uses it for jam tracks.

In a YouTube video by youcanlearnguitar, Marty Schwartz reviews the Höfner 500/1 Bass, highlighting its iconic Beatles style and features.

at 1:10, Marty talks about how he enjoys fender amps including this fender Hot Rod DeVille.

Marty Schwartz of Marty Music demos the Walrus Audio Julianna Stereo Chorus/Vibrato in this November 16, 2020 video.

You can see him holding this guitar at 3:38 in the more easy electric guitar songs

In this video from Epiphone, Marty Schwartz discusses his signature ES-335.

Marty Schwartz uses the Taylor 614ce, as he demonstrates in his YouTube video titled "Taylor Guitars - 814ce and 614ce - Acoustic Guitars - Marty's Thursday Gear Video" and features it in several of his lessons.

Marty Schwartz uses the PRS SE Mark Holcomb Signature SVN to teach the guitar lesson for "Burn It To The Ground" by Nickelback, as demonstrated in the video posted by Marty Music on YouTube.

Marty demos his custom shop 60’s Strat in Fiesta Red.

Marty Schwartz demonstrates his Mesa/Boogie Mark V 90-Watt 1x12" Combo Amp, specifically the black version, in a video on his YouTube channel, Marty Music, titled "Guitar Amps - Mesa Boogie MK V Combo Tube Amp Demo."

Marty’s Telecaster is a 1996 Standard model that he bought new and uses in several videos.

Marty Schwartz demonstrates and uses the Analog Man King of Tone Overdrive pedal in his video titled "Guitar Gear Pedals Overdrive For Blues and Rock Analog Man King of Tone Pedal," available on his YouTube channel, Marty Music.

In the YouTube video titled "David Bowie Let's Dance Guitar Lesson + Tutorial" by Marty Music, guitarist Marty Schwartz is observed playing a Suhr Scott Henderson Strat at the 0:01 mark. This is identifiable by the guitar's distinctive seafoam-green color, maple neck, and rosewood fretboard.