Scotty Anderson

In the YouTube video titled "The Scotty Anderson band Orange Blossom Special 1 23 09," at the 0:28 mark, guitarist Scotty Anderson is seen using the Kustom ‘72 Coupe 2x12 Combo Amplifier.

In a YouTube interview with Levi Clay, Scotty Anderson states that he purchased his Fender Telecaster in 1981, as mentioned at the 36-minute mark.

In an interview with Levi Clay on YouTube, Scotty Anderson states that he replaced his bridge and middle pickups with Seymour Duncan pickups. The middle pickup is consistent with the aesthetic of the Seymour Duncan Vintage Rails™ SVR-1, which is characterized by its asymmetric rails.

In the YouTube short titled "Scotty Anderson riff" by Paul Gibby, Scotty Anderson is seen playing through the Peavey Backstage 110 65W Combo Amp.

According to a discussion on the Telecaster Guitar Forum, the general consensus is that guitarist Scotty Anderson uses a Fred Kelly Slick Picks Delrin Regular Medium thumbpick and modifies it by filing it down.

In the YouTube video titled "Scotty Anderson - Are You From Dixie," posted by M@rcelinho Xamã - Biblioteca, the low-resolution footage shows an amplifier with the Peavey logo on the grill cloth, confirming that Scotty Anderson uses the Peavey Classic® 30 112 (original issue, 1993-2004).

In the video titled "Anderson Scotty - Red Hot Guitar (Part 1)" on YouTube, Scotty Anderson can be seen using a white Dunlop Thumbpick Medium while demonstrating his guitar techniques.

Scotty Anderson has used a Fender Custom Vibrolux Reverb-Amp Combo, as confirmed by a user named "rebelwoclue" on the Telecaster forum. "Rebelwoclue" shared that Scotty was performing in the Cincinnati/N. Kentucky area and used their Vibrolux amp as Scotty did not bring his own. The user also provided a photo to support this claim.

source: https://www.tdpri.com/threads/scotty-andersons-tele-under-the-hood.762208/page-2#post-10659720