Matt Collyer

In the official music video for "Too Much Information" by The Planet Smashers, Matt Collyer is seen playing a Fender Telecaster. This guitar has been a staple in his recordings, including albums such as 1999's "Life Of The Party," 2001's "No Self Control," 2003's "Mighty," 2005's "Unstoppable," 2011's "Descent Into The Valley Of...," 2014's "Mixed Messages," 2019's "Too Much Information," and 2025's "On The Dancefloor." From 1997 to 2002, Collyer used a brown and white Fender Telecaster, and since 2003, he has primarily used a black and white model. This information is corroborated by the video published by Stomp Records on YouTube, directed and edited by Marc-André Pichette.

In the music video for "Hey Hey" by The Planet Smashers, Matt Collyer is seen using a Fender American Pro Telecaster, Rosewood Fingerboard, 3-Color Sunburst. This guitar was used during the recording of the albums "Life Of the Party" (1999) and "No Self Control" (2001). The footage is sourced from "The Planet Smashers - Hey Hey (From The Vault)" on YouTube, provided by pieper. Since 2003, Collyer has primarily used a black and white model.

In the music video "Mission Aborted" at 0:45, and during a 1994 live performance of "My Love (Vampire)," Matt Collyer of The Planet Smashers is shown playing an Epiphone Sheraton II. The guitar's semi-hollow body design and gold hardware indicate it is the standard Sheraton II model. Matt Collyer used this guitar for recording the band's 1994 demo tape, their self-titled debut album "The Planet Smashers" (1995), and "Attack of The Planet Smashers" (1997). This information is supported by footage provided by YouTube user pieper, as part of the 10th Anniversary DVD.