Peter Frampton

Early in this Rig Rundown, Frampton discusses his red 1955 Strat. 11:21 in the video.

Peter Frampton plays a Gibson ES-335 guitar. "This just happens to be one of those, you know, you can have three of the same [guitar] lined up, same year, same month, whatever, there will just be one that's streaks above the others," he said at (4:56).

It could be a 1964 Gibson ES-335, according to Guitar World.

But on numbers I’ve done since, I have the ’64 ES-335 Gibson, the Freddie King year, which is an incredible guitar. “If I could only have one guitar other than the Custom, that would be it. A 335 just about covers every aspect of what a guitarist does. It’s not a Fender, but I don’t use Fenders that much – I’m a humbucker guy.”

Peter Frampton talks about his customized 1954 Gibson Les Paul, dubbed the "Phenix", in this video.

Peter Frampton's 1954 Les Paul Custom, recreated to match its current day condition, over thirty years after surviving a plane crash. The same guitar featured on Frampton's Double Live album and was returned to him in 2012. This limited edition of 35 guitars heavily aged by Tom Murphy, is created based on the very same Les Paul Custom that Peter now (again) tours and records with as his number one.

Peter Frampton also uses a 1960 Reissue Gibson Les Paul. "It's one of my treasures, I love this one," Frampton said at (4:20).

He use this guitar in blonde finish to perform his song Show Me The Way

In the "Rig Rundown" by Premier Guitar, Peter Frampton is noted for using a customized version of the Martin D-42, crafted by Martin luthier Dick Boak. This guitar is typically strung with D'Addario or Elixir strings.

Peter Frampton is seen playing a Gibson Les Paul Deluxe during a live performance in the 1970s, as captured in a Getty Images photo.

In this interview Peter Frampton discusses the guitars he was able to save after the Nashville flood destroyed most of his guitars. At 4:36 in the video he says:

... And also that Texan. The '64 Texan. You know, I bought it in '68 secondhand in London. I needed a good acoustic for Humble Pie. The road crew went out and came back with this from Denmark Street or something. Yeah, and then it became like my only acoustic.

Peter used this guitar in early Humble Pie days. It can be seen at Beat-Club Performance in 1969.

Peter used this guitar (Les Paul Custom SG 1961 or 1962) in early Humble Pie days which is borrowed from Steve Marriott.

Peter Frampton is seen playing a Tacoma Chief C1c guitar during a NPR Tiny Desk concert, starting around 12 seconds into the performance. This can be verified through the video provided by Mayo Performing Arts Center on YouTube, where Frampton performs "Baby I Love Your Way."

This guitar was signed and played by him

Nessa apresentação de 1977, da música Baby, I Love Your Way, Peter Frampton toca um Ovation Legend 1619-4