Sheryl Crow

"At the same time, Crow's acoustic guitar parts were recorded either with a U47, an AKG C12 or a Sennheiser 421, while electric guitars largely made use of a Fender Tweed amp." - via Sound on Sound

Sheryl using the Tremolo pedal by BOSS in the studio.

Sheryl Crow uses the Purple Audio MC77 Limiting Amplifier.

Sheryl Crow uses the Chandler Limited LTD-1 for EQ's and as a preamp.

Sheryl Crow uses the Fishman Matrix Infinity system on her acoustic guitars.

Sheryl Crow is using Matchless DC-30 guitar amps.

"At the same time, Crow's acoustic guitar parts were recorded either with a U47, an AKG C12 or a Sennheiser 421, while electric guitars largely made use of a Fender Tweed amp." -via Sound on Sound

"At the same time, Crow's acoustic guitar parts were recorded either with a U47, an AKG C12 or a Sennheiser 421, while electric guitars largely made use of a Fender Tweed amp." - via Sound on Sound

Sheryl Crow is listed on Ampeg's official website as a user of the Ampeg SVT 810AV.

Sheryl Crow is listed on Ampeg's website as a user of the Ampeg SVT-VR

"Within Kingsway, a large foyer doubled as a listening area, while through an archway to the left there was a control room containing a 1976 custom API console that had formerly been housed at the Record Plant in New York. Twin stacks of 1965 Tannoy Gold monitors had been imported from Abbey Road, while the rest of the gear included a Studer A820 with Dolby SR, a 12-channel Neve desk," states this article about Sheryl Crow and her producers.

Sheryl Crow uses a Gibson J-45 in most of her concerts, as evidenced by the image provided.

In this video from Fender, Sheryl Crow discusses her thoughts on the Telecaster, how she selected it, and at 4:34 tells the story of how she acquired her 1959 Telecaster, which she played on the Grammys.