Warren Haynes

At 10:08 in the video, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, points says "Of course we have the twelve string... This is one of two Les Paul twelve strings, um there's only two of these in the world."

At 6:26, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "Chester's the one we use the most, it is a Warren Haynes model. You'll notice, I put a Chet Atkins truss rod cover on it. Thats why we call it Chester."

At 8:20 in the video, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "Thats the wandering child guitar, it's a 58' Les Paul, thats actually the most beautiful Les Paul I think he owns. Now it's got a beautiful top on it, and it's 11's to 58's as well."

Around 7:00 in the vide, Brian Farmer points out Warren's three Gibson Firebirds.

According to this article from Gibson "Solo artist, leader of Gov’t Mule, guitar wizard for the Allman Brothers Band, Phil Lesh and Friends and the Dead, Haynes is the MVP of modern rock. And while Haynes is best known for the burly tone of his Gibson Les Paul Standards, including the Warren Haynes Les Paul Standard built by the Gibson Custom Shop, he’s also a Firebird man." Just below the quote it mentions the 1964 specifically.

Before I started using the Alessandro, it was a Fender Pro Junior. I would even set it at my feet like a monitor. That way I can get feedback if I need it, and it feels more like a live performance.

At 1:01 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, says "And underneath it, we've got his main Soldano. We use it a lot with the Allman Brothers, and all the time here as well. And that Soldano will go into this as well (pointing to the Marshall 4x12 Cab)."

At 2:58 in this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, points out an Emma Discombobulator while outlining Warren's pedals.

At 2:55 in this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, points out a Klon Centaur while outlining Warren's pedals.

At 7:35 in the video, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says when showing Warren's SG "This is about the only SG we use all the time, this one's in an open C tuning. Thats why I call it the 'crazy tuning' if you can see that... And it's a Gordie Johnson model."

In this short film we see (0:35) Warren's pedalboard and Boss Hyper Metal

At 0:24 of this "Rig Rundown", with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "Well, depending on what songs we use, is depending on what amps we're gonna use... This is a Super Dallas, it's actually a reverse engineered Paul Reed Smith Head based on the Marshall Plexi that belonged to Eric Johnson."

At 2:43 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren's guitar tech says"At the top there is, there's a Texas Ranger up top. He likes to run the Firebirds, this'll boost the Firebirds up, so they're running about the same level, or a little bit more than a Les Paul."

At 9:35 in the video, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "We have this blonde guitar, Blondie, this is the main guitar we use on the road, and its just a gorgeous back, a gorgeous top, Burstbucker pickups...it's a 59' reissue."

At 1:13 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "And over here, we walk into this Diaz. This is a CD-100. Cesar Diaz has been gone, he died about a few years ago. He built this one back in 93' or 94'. This is in every single thing Warren does this amp always goes."

In the video "Bad Man Walking" by Gov't Mule, Warren Haynes plays a 2002 Gibson Custom Shop Non-Reversed Firebird in natural finish and phthalo blue.

In this video from Premier Guitar, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, Brian Farmer, pointed out a Dunlop Crybaby Wah Pedal when outlining the pedals in Warren's rig at 3:45 in the video .

Warren Haynes's guitar tech, Brian Farmer, pointed out a Custom Audio Electronics Super Tremolo when outlining the pedals in Warren's rig at 3:13 in this video from Premier Guitar.

At 8:45 in this video, Brian Farmer says "His oldest Les Paul that we have on the road, is a drop D, standard Drop D guitar. But it's a beautiful one as well. He has pre-amp switches on all of those and this is a Nickel Rocker set."

At 9:06 in the video, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, says "His main guitar for recording is a 1961 335."

The guitar was mentioned in 2019 Guitar World interview.

I’ve got a ’59 Les Paul, a ’61 dot-neck ES-335 and a mid-Sixties ES-355 that was given to me by Gregg Allman that are particular favorites. I leave them all at home; I’ll use them in the studio, but I don’t really trust fate as far as taking old guitars on tour. My signature guitars are my favorites from a playability standpoint, but when I switch to my ’59 Les Paul, there’s something magical there that you just can’t replicate.

At 0:56 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Ferry, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "We use the PRS for some stuff going through a Marshall 4x12, with vintage 30s."

At 2:33 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, Brian Farmer says "Of course, we love using the Korg LDTR-1 tuner."

At 3:04 in this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, points out a Boss OC-2 while outlining Warren's pedals.

At 3:07 in this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, points out a Hughes and Kettner Rotosphere while outlining Warren's pedals.

At 4:00 in this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says while outlining Warren's pedals "Thats a standard volume pedal, an Ernie Ball Volume pedal."

At 2:34 in this video, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "...Chandler DDL digital delay, which sounds very analog."

Two PRS amps are involved in the support of this album (Man in Motion): the Sweet 16 and the PRS “30.” Double stacked “30” amps will accompany Warren on tour.

I’ve got a ’59 Les Paul, a ’61 dot-neck ES-335 and a mid-Sixties ES-355 that was given to me by Gregg Allman that are particular favorites. I leave them all at home; I’ll use them in the studio, but I don’t really trust fate as far as taking old guitars on tour.

At 4:06 in this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "He likes to have a tuner down in front, we really like the Planet Waves Pedal Tuners."

At 2:29 in this video, Brian Farmer points out a Custom Audio Switcher. Warren's official site says that he uses a "Custom Audio Electronics Pedal Board Switching System"

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