Mary Spender

In this video where she partners with Fender, she shows off her Dark Night Fender American Professional II Strat, which she states she also used in her song "Ride With You."

In her YouTube video titled "This Acoustic Guitar Costs $195 but sounds BEAUTIFUL," Mary Spender discusses the Orangewood Oliver Mahogany Acoustic guitar. She highlights its professional setup straight from the supplier, Ernie Ball strings, and impressive features for its sub-$200 price point.

"This is me and Patrice Vigier.

Patrice made my beautiful electric guitar (Vigier GV rock in Revolution Green) and is one of the most humble, talented and kindest people I know."

Featured in this video. According to the video description, Spender no longer has the guitar.

In her "My Studio Tour (2018)" video on YouTube, Mary Spender mentions using the Electro-Harmonix Canyon Delay & Looper, which she is borrowing from a friend.

"Today I want to share with you a video that I made for Yamaha. Full disclosure, it is sponsored, but it showcases an acoustic guitar that I've not only played live on the radio, written songs with, but also challenged against other instruments and it's outstanding for the price, so I know this is a little bit different for my channel, but I really, really hope you enjoy it because I really love this instrument."

"I've got my Rocker 15 Terror. I actually exchanged my Rocker 32 for this. It has everything that I loved about the 32, but it's vertical. Yeah, it's just really easy to use, I feel like, because it's slightly off the ground, too. Obviously, there's a speaker there and a speaker there (gestures to Orange Amplifiers cabinets). I can just hear it better in the room, so I just play more, naturally."

Video of her showing off her Martin OM-28E. She uses it in several other videos, most recently "Pushing Your Sins," and mentions it in her breakdown of Martin's new guitar with the fancy smansy heel joint and 20 fret access. Timestamp is the entire video!

Discussed at 0:31 in this video.

Used throughout the video. Even listed in the title as the guitar she's using.

In this YouTube video Mary Spender can be seen using reviewing this guitar.

Mary is holding this guitar throughout the video, variously playing and talking. She begins the song at 8:35

"I've got everything set up in terms of vocal mics, I'm using my SM7B... two guitars, tuned and ready: my G.V. Rock by Vigier and my Ernie Ball Music Man St. Vincent's Signature."

"These are my Yamaha HS5 speakers. I bought these in 2012, which is pretty miraculous. So, six years later, they are going strong and I've mixed every single video, every little cover, I've engineered a lot of music just using them and they're still sounding great."

"This is my favorite microphone, it's the MV88 by Shure. Yes, I do work for them, but this was utter genius on their part and, I record every Tuesday Talks, every interview, some of my live guitar as well in these videos, is recorded all on this. I just plug it into my iPhone and the app is really versatile."

Used in this cover of "She Will Be Loved" by Maroon 5.

Visible in this Instagram post by Spender.

In an Instagram post by Mary Spender, the Shure SRH940 Pro Studio Reference Headphones are visible, suggesting their use in her upcoming video project.

Visible in this Instagram post by Spender.

Visible in this Instagram post by Spender.

Discussed at 7:16 in this video.

Featured in this video.

Visible in this Instagram post by Spender.

Visible in this video at 0:04.

Visible in this video starting at 0:08.

"My acoustic amp from Hughes & Kettner, my era 2. Amazing, versatile amplifier."

Seen using the Jammy throughout this video.

In a tweet, Mary Spender shares a moment of changing her guitar strings while using the Universal Audio Apollo x4 audio interface.

In a tweet, Mary Spender is associated with the Zoom H6 Portable Recorder, as mentioned in her post while she changes guitar strings.

In the video, you can see the headstock enough to make out the trussrod cover says "Orca," and as the tuners have the ivory/mother of pearl button caps, that marks it the Orca '59, since the Orca has ebony tuner buttons.