Pete Townshend

In this photo from a concert in Flint, Michigan, 23.8.1967, Pete is playing his custom EDS-1275. According to this article from Gibson "Townshend was using a black EDS-1275 6/12 to play 'Substitute' live. He even maimed that guitar – there are photos of Townshend in 1967 at London’s Saville Theatre with the 6/12 guitar, obviously rebuilt, as the necks are at splayed angles and a there’s clearly visible repair in the body between the necks."

In this photo, we can see Townshend with Fender Electric XII. Judging by the headphones, Pete might recorded...something with that guitar.

12 November 1966, promotional appearance at the Duke of York’s Barracks, Kings Road, Chelsea. 1965 or 1966 360/12 Mapleglo (New Style). A Rose, Morris Co., LTD, 1998 lies in wait. Amps are Marshall JTM45 100 100w Tremolo head (top), and 1967 Marshall Major (“Pig”) 200w head (bottom), with Marshall 8x12 cabinet.