Jack White and the Airline Res-O-Glas Guitars | Reverb News
WEBJul 31, 2014 · Jack White has become synonymous with the red Airline guitar model, originally manufactured by the Valco Guitar and Amplifier Company in the 1960s. Before the days of purchasing instruments online, players that couldn't afford a Gibson or Fender guitar sought cheaper alternatives.
Jack White Guitars & Gear List (2024 Update) - Guitar Lobby
WEBMay 5, 2023 · What Guitar Does Jack White Play? Jack White is most known for playing a red 1964 Airline guitar. In more recent years he’s primarily used several customized Fender Telecasters as well as EVH Wolfgang Custom guitars. He has also used many other guitars for his solo albums as well as work …
Jack White's Guitars, Pedalboard & Gear - Equipboard
WEBJack White's gear and equipment including the 1964 "JB Hutto" Res-O-Glass Airline Guitar and Parsons Triple Jet Electric Guitar. Get the gear to sound like Jack White and get their tone.
These Are Jack White's Guitars and Gear Used ... - ULTIMATE GUITAR …
WEBMay 14, 2020 · 1964 Airline JB Hutto. Jack’s most notable guitar from his White Stripes days was a Res-O-Glas Airline guitar dating back to 1964. It was made by a company called Valco.
The Gear Used By Jack White on The White Stripes’ Elephant - Guitar…
WEBThe first and probably most recognizable of White’s guitars during the White Stripes era, and certainly his go-to axe for the recording of Elephant, was his 1964 Airline JB Hutto – a somewhat obscure guitar made of Res-O-Glas.
Eastwood Airline '59 2P guitar review + demo - YouTube
WEBMar 21, 2023 · Eastwood Airline '59 2P guitar review + demo. I finally bought myself a guitar that I've wanted for over 20 years; an Eastwood Airline! As a massive fan of Jack White and The White...
5 of Jack White’s Coolest Guitars | GuitarPlayer
WEBJun 13, 2022 · Jack White has put his signature style on gear – from its sound to its look. As he drops his latest album, Fear of the Dawn, he gives Guitar Player an exclusive look at the electric guitars behind his blue period. Here are five of the coolest... 1) 1964 “JB Hutto” Montgomery Ward Airline. (Image credit: Future/Eleanor Jane)
Airline Res-O-Glass "JB Hutto" - Reverb
WEBSometimes referred to as the "J.B. Hutto" model, this Airline guitar ranks as the most sought-after Res-o-glass Airline thanks largely to its use by Jack White of the White Stripes.
Airline Guitars: Then vs. Now - Eastwood Guitars
WEBMar 19, 2021 · Not long after, a young upholstery worker from Detroit named Jack White broke onto the scene and forever changed what people thought about these “pawn shop guitars.” His vintage Airline guitar, a “J.B. Hutto” Res-O-Glass model, became an icon in itself, and people were itching to dig up more hidden gems tucked away in …
Where Jack White Got His Sound | Glorious Noise
WEBJul 30, 2008 · Over at the Metro Times, Michael Hurtt tells the story of how Jack White acquired his two pick-up, red-and-white Airline guitar: There was something special about this garish fiberglass git-box, says the Memphis, Tennessee-based Jack Yarber — otherwise known as Jack Oblivian — who White eventually convinced to sell the guitar.
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