Ryan Bingham

In this 2012 interview with Gibson.com Bingham said that he has two J-45's: A newer one, which he had bought by the time around "Crazy Heart" and a 1963 vintage J-45 he got from his wife. In this video, Bingham plays the newer one.

"I used the J-45 for pretty much all the acoustic stuff. I had other acoustics as well, and would sort of pick each one up, one at a time, and strum it and play it. But at the end of the day, it was always the J-45 that sounded best. It’s also my main guitar for writing." - Bingham in the same interview. (http://www.gibson.com/News-Lifestyle/Features/en-us/ryan-bingham-talks-guitars-0925-2012.aspx)

In a live performance in Texas on August 6, 2016, Ryan Bingham is seen playing the Waterloo WL-14 guitar, as captured in a YouTube video by miu yass.

In this interview with Gibson.com Bingham admits that he's playing a Les Paul Junior besides others.

In this picture Bingham can be seen playing a Tele on stage.

In this article Bingham says that a good friend of him bought him his vintage Les Paul in Los Angeles.

In this video from 2011 Bingham can be seen playing a GAD-50 by Guild.

"Also, a good friend of mine named Jon Gries, here in Los Angeles, has tons of vintage gear. He brought me all kinds of microphones and pedals and guitars, including a vintage Les Paul. He also brought a vintage Vox AC30 and an AC15, and a bunch of old pedals" – Bingham in an interview with Gibson.com in 2012.

"Also, a good friend of mine named Jon Gries, here in Los Angeles, has tons of vintage gear. He brought me all kinds of microphones and pedals and guitars, including a vintage Les Paul. He also brought a vintage Vox AC30 and an AC15, and a bunch of old pedals [...]" - Bingham in an interview with Gibson.com in 2012.

In the YouTube video "Ryan Bingham - Top Shelf Drug (SXSW 2015) HD," published by Space City Shows, Ryan Bingham can be seen performing with a Fender American Standard Stratocaster, showcasing the guitar's role in his live setup.

In this article it is said that Bingham got a vintage Uni-Vibe by his friend John Gries.