Molly Miller

(From Guitar World, first number, 2023, page 20)

Miller runs a simple setup that keeps her signal and her tones clean, leaning on the 1978 Gibson ES-335 she’s had since she was 17 and a relic Telecaster as her main guitars in the Trio.

Vintage Guitar interview.

My ’78 335 is my baby. If I only played that guitar for the rest of my life, I would be fine. Emotionally I’m too attached to it. Sometimes I need a little more twang. I just had a new neck put on my Tele. I also just got a goldtop. Pedals make you play differently, and guitars make you play differently. My 335 is like my limb. There’s something to “growing” with an instrument. New instruments feel stiff to me. It’s rare for me to pick up an instrument and say, “Whoa, this feels great.” The wear on the instrument helps so much. I’ve had my 335 since I was 16. I feel like I grew with that instrument. My wear marks are on the neck and we know each other. It’s an intimate relationship. We understand each other on a deeper level than any of the other guitars.

(From Guitar World, first number, 2023, page 20)

Miller runs a simple setup that keeps her signal and her tones clean, leaning on the 1978 Gibson ES-335 she’s had since she was 17 and a relic Telecaster as her main guitars in the Trio.

In the Vintage Guitar interview, it is confirmed that the guitar is a 2008 Fender Telecaster '52 reissue.

It’s a 2008 ’52 reissue. When I picked it up, I was like, “This is the one!” I love it so much. It’s fun, and now that it has a new neck, it makes it even more mine. I like hinting at country music and I think Teles are the most-versatile instrument. Most 335s can be kind of midrangey, but with Teles I can get such a warm, beautiful sound. I love the twang, and they’re the easiest to deal with.

In this photo, Miller can be seen playing Equitz Ashford.

In the photo gallery posted by Miller on her Instagram profile, she can be seen playing the Gibson Les Paul Goldtop fitted with P-90s.

In this video, Miller can be seen playing the Ernie Ball Music Man Valentine.

Guitarist Molly Miller is featured in an Instagram video playing the Heritage H-535, as part of a 2021 collaboration with Heritage Guitars for a series of giveaways.

In this video, Miller can be seen playing the Equitz Ainsley.

In 2020, Miller did a promotional video, playing Fender American Professional II Telecaster.

In 2020, Miller teamed up with Harmony to create advertisements for the upcoming Comet reissue.

Miller played a 1969 Fender Mustang as part of the promotional video for the Imperial Vintage guitar store in Sherman Oaks, CA.

In a promotional video for Guitar Center, Miller played a Fender American Performer Series Mustang.

In another promotional video for Imperial Vintage guitar store, Miller plays a 1957 Gibson ES-140T.

In this promotional video for Fender, Miller player a Fender American Performer Stratocaster in "penny" finish.

In this photo, Miller can be seen with Danelectro Convertible.

Molly Miller used a Gibson ES-345 Electric Guitar during her 2017 concerts, as evidenced by a post on Instagram by moodymill.

In this photo, Miller's Mosrite Ventures can be seen. The guitar was acquired around 2016 at Old Style Guitar Shop in Los Angeles, CA.

In this 2016 photo of Miller's rig, a Gretsch White Penguin can be seen.

In a video by Yamaha Guitars titled "Yamaha | Pacifica Professional and Pacifica Standard Plus Guitars | Artist First Impressions," guitarist Molly Miller is shown using the Yamaha Pacifica Professional guitar.

In a YouTube video by Taylor Guitars titled "Builder's Edition 912ce | Molly Miller," it is confirmed that guitarist Molly Miller plays the Taylor Builder's Edition 912ce.