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Tommy Emmanuel, What brand of guitar does he play on?

Hi, I've been searching on google but didn't find anything in reference to the brand of guitar he plays on.


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He plays Maton guitars. They are made in Australia.

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Yes...Maton guitars, Australian made...
It's a very nice axe...
I've tried one i Denmark on a gig...
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His favourite electric guitar brand though is definitely Fender. Especially the Telecaster!


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