Title: Jeff Buckley
Content:  Buckley mainly played a 1983 Fender Telecaster and a Rickenbacker 360/12, but also used several other guitars, including a black Gibson Les Paul Custom and a 1967 Guild F-50 acoustic. When on tour with his band, he used Fender Amplifiers for a clean sound and Mesa Boogie amps for his overdriven tones. He was primarily a singer and guitarist; however, he also played other instruments on various studio recordings and sessions, including bass, dobro, mandolin, harmonium (heard on the intro to "Lover, You Should've Come Over"), organ, dulcimer ("Dream Brother" intro), tabla, esraj, and harmonica.
Title: Bill Johnson (blues musician)
Content:  blues the kind of soul that speaks with authenticity." In terms of instruments, Johnson is known to regularly use a blonde Gibson ES-335, a Fender Telecaster, and an unusually modified Mexican Stratocaster used for slide only. He is regularly seen playing a Martin D-28 acoustic guitar and a National Tricone resonator guitar. He is known to use Hohner Harmonicas, High Spirit Native Flutes, and has espoused amplifiers and effects made by designer Mark Stephenson, though he often uses vintage Fender amplifiers as well. In 2016 Bill Johnson received an artist endorsement with K&K Sound, a manufacturer of pickups, microphones, and preamps for acoustic instruments.
Title: Brian Bell
Content:  As of 2014, Bell solely uses Gibson Guitars, his current main instrument being a 2001 Gibson Explorer in limited edition diamond sparkle finish, which he found in Rivers Cuomo's basement, with a chrome mirror pickguard. His main amplifier is a Matchless Independence, a three channel, hand-wired tube amplifier, providing the thick distortion that Weezer is known for.
Title: Billy Gibbons
Content:  Gibbons has used a variety of Marshall products, including the JCM 900 Dual Reverb, Bluesbreaker, JTM45, Major, and Lead 12. Recently, his live touring rack consists of the JMP-1 Preamp, combined with power amps such as the Valvestate 120 or the 9200 model. Gibbons has a large collection of vintage Fender amplifiers (his first amp was a Fender Champ), and collects Fender Dual Professionals. Other Fenders he has used include a Fender Bassman and Fender Tweed Deluxe. Gibbons now uses Magnatone amplifiers.
Title: Jeff Irwin (Will Haven)
Content: Marshall 1960 B Cabs. ; Gibson Sg Guitars, Esp guitars ; Drop B tuning ; Drop G# Tuning (iron sloth songs) Jeff Irwin uses a Marshall JCM 2000 amplifier. ADA MP-1 Preamps MESA/Boogie Strategy 500 Power Amp Korg DTR-1 Tuner Digital Music Corp. Ground Control 
Title: Big City Rock
Content:  Frank Staniszewski uses a Nord Lead 2 synth, MicroKORG and Yamaha S90 as well as using Hammond B3 organs and various grand pianos in the studio. Nate Bott uses Fender Deville amplifiers with no effects pedals. He uses Fender Stratocaster and Fender Jaguar guitars. Jason Lautenschleger uses Ampeg amplifiers and Ampeg cabinets and plays Fender Precision and Music Man Stingray basses Kaumyar plays Pearl Drums and Zildjian cymbals with the exception of his Paiste Hi-Hats.
Title: Multi-instrumentalist
Content:  Some musicians have pushed the limits of human musical skill on different instruments. British entertainer Roy Castle once set a world record by playing the same tune on 43 different instruments in four minutes. Anton Newcombe, frontman for The Brian Jonestown Massacre, has claimed to be able to play 80 different instruments. Brian Jones, late founder and guitarist of The Rolling Stones was well-known to experiment with, and utilize various instruments, both Western and exotic. By the time of his death, Jones had played a multitude of instruments on released recordings ranging from traditional blues hallmarks – like the Harmonica, Slide Guitar and the Piano – to more exotic ones such as the Sitar, Mellotron and the Appalachian Dulcimer. Another famous multi-instrumentalist is Paul McCartney; on his album McCartney, for example, he is credited with vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, piano, organ, percussion, wineglasses, Mellotron, and effects; the only other credited performer is his wife Linda who provided harmony vocals. Progressive rock composer Mike Oldfield plays many types of guitars, organ, piano, mandolin, timpani, and bouzouki (among others) with proficiency. However, he considers himself primarily a guitarist.
Title: Freddie Mercury
Content:  Love", and "Don't Stop Me Now". He used concert grand pianos (such as a Bechstein) and, occasionally, other keyboard instruments such as the harpsichord. From 1980 onward, he also made frequent use of synthesisers in the studio. Brian May claims that Mercury used the piano less over time because he wanted to walk around on stage and entertain the audience. Although he wrote many lines for the guitar, Mercury possessed only rudimentary skills on the instrument. Songs like "Ogre Battle" and "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" were composed on the guitar; the latter featured Mercury playing rhythm guitar on stage and in the studio.
Title: Back on the Case
Content: Nick Webb - Steel String Guitars, Electric Guitar, and Sitar Guitar ; Greg Carmichael - Nylon String Guitars, Steel String Guitar ; Terry Disley - Keyboards ; Mario Argandoña - Percussion, Handclaps ; Patrick Bettison - Bass ; Dan Tomlinson - Cymbals, Drums ; Randy Brecker - Trumpet, Flugelhorn ; Abe WHite - Bass (Track 9) ; "Little" Terry Dee - Harmonica 
Title: The Prostitutes
Content:  Martin Destroyer used to play mainly guitars of two brands: Rickenbacker and Fender, being specific Rickenbacker 330 and 360/12 and Fender Telecaster and Fender Telecaster Deluxe reissue. He also plays Gibson SG Classic and ES-335. He used to play Godin Radiator and Epiphone Les Paul. His amplifiers are Hiwatt and Fender. In studio he also uses Radiotron AC-30, a custom made version of Vox AC-30. Stevie LFO used to play Korg Polysix and during recording of Sunshine he also played Roland Juno-106. Currently he uses Prophet 08, Clavia Nord Lead 3, Yamaha AN1x and Korg Poly-800. Luk Santiago plays Ludwig Custom set, Ludwig snare and Sabian and Meinl cymbals. Šmity play through Hiwatt amplifier and Ampeg cabinet, using Fender Precision, Jazzbass, Gibson Thunderbird and Les Paul bass, Hamer 12-string bass, double-bass and Rickenbacker bass

Question: what instruments does justin bieber use?
Answer: guitar.