Duane Eddy can famously be seen with this guitar on the cover of the album "Dance With The Guitar Man"

I was playing the red Gretsch for the first two albums, and then the third album, just before I did that, 1959, I walked into the Music City store in Hollywood, on Sunset and Vine, and I saw this guitar sitting there, $140 or $150, something like that, a Danelectro [4623 Long Horn si...

Duane Eddy is also mentioned as an artist on the Rivera website.

Duane Eddy explains his signature guitar from Gretsch in this video.

“I was about nine and my aunt sent me a little lap steel with an amp – I guess it appealed to her. So I learned to play it, then my folks gave me an old Kay they found somewhere – I had that until I was 14 or 15. Then I bought a Les Paul Goldtop in 1954," says Duane, in Music Radar's ...

'"I like the MXR M159 Stereo Tremolo pedal, like the Dunlop one I used to have. '

Duane Eddy is seen playing on this amp in the video.

Mentioned semi-anecdotally in this Gibson article.

I guess we can reasonably say, therefore, that the legendary rock and roll rig isn’t just one set-up, but an evolution of pairings: the music set forth from big-bodied Gibson archtops like those played by both Bill Haley and ...

"Associated with a few Signature guitar models throughout [Duane's] career, one staple has been the Bigsby B6 vibrato," states Bigsby's website.

By that time I had bought a black Danelectro [UB-2 six-string bass], which looked a little better [laughs]. I got that one at the same store, just a few months later, I think, in 1960, maybe late '59. Had a real long neck on it—but it was black [laughs].

Duane Eddy, a renowned guitarist known for his contributions to rock and surf music, is confirmed to use the Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar. This is evidenced by a photograph shared by the Duane Eddy Circle on their Facebook page, where Eddy can be seen playing this iconic guitar. (Year of t...

Duane Eddy can be seen playing Gibson Duane Eddy Signature Model Electric Guitar in this video. According to the guitar list, it says "The Gibson Duane Eddy Signature model was introduced in 2004 by the Gibson's Custom, Art & Historic division - marking Eddy's 50 years in the music business." ...