Lindsey Buckingham is an American guitarist, singer, composer and producer, best known as a member of the band Fleetwood Mac.

Let's take a look at some of the gear and equipment that has been seen in Buckingham's guitar rig.

Click the gear images for more info and specs at Musician's Friend

Guitars
- Rick Turner Model 1 guitars (6 of them. Including a 1979 model 1)
- John Carruthers baritone guitars
- Taylor 814C with Fishman Matrix system

- Rick Turner Renaissance nylon-string
- Rick Turner Renaissance 12-string
- Rick Turner Renaissance baritone
- Rick Turner Renaissance 6-string
- Gibson Chet Atkins (Rick Turner electronics and synthesizer pickup systems)
- Gibson Les Paul custom (his is white)

- Baby Taylor acoustic

- 1965 Martin D-18

- 1963 Fender Stratocaster
- Harmony 6-string 3/4 size guitar (his first guitar)




Amps and Cabinets
- SWR “California Blonde” combo amps for acoustic (with 12" speakers and Celestion tweeters)

- SWR extension cab
- Trace Elliot TA200 acoustic amplifier
- Trace Elliot powered 100-watt extension cabs
- Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier amplifier head for electric
- vented KK Audio 2x12 slant cabs (EVM 100-watt speakers)




Effects
Note: 2 pedalboards. One for electric, one for acoustic
- Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2

- Boss DD-3 digital delay pedal (DD-5 also listed on his site)

- Boss SD-1 overdrive pedal

- Voodoo Lab amp switcher

- custom A/B-type pedal (controls delay on Trace Elliot)
- Roland GR-50 synthesizer modules
- Furman PL-8 power

- Monster Power AVS-200 voltage conditioner
- DBX 131

- Rick Turner synthesizer interfaces




Strings and More
- various D’addario string sets (.010-.046, .010-.054, .-012-.054)
- Ernie Ball Regular Slinky (2221 Regular [10-46]) - listed on Lindesy's site in gear section

- Lindsey uses fingers for picking, and sometimes a very light nylon pick
- Shubb capos