what gutar does jacke white of the "White Stripes" use?

Question

its red and its a gibson but what kind of Gibson?

Answer 1

'64 Ward's Airline
Onstage, White carries three guitars: the Airline, a Kay hollowbody tuned to open A, and a no-name Japanese electric. He plugs into a DigiTech Whammy pedal and an Electro-Harmonix Big Muff, before running simultaneously into a Fender Twin Reverb and a 100-watt Silvertone 6x10 combo.

Answer 2

Guitar tuning
With the standard tuning for guitar, Jack White uses also several open tunings in many of his songs and also in covers by the band:

Open D tuning: Let's Build a Home, Sister, Do You Know My Name?
Open G tuning: Death Letter, Little Bird (both played in Open A during live shows)
Open E tuning: A Boy's Best Friend, I Fought Piranhas, St. Ides Of March, Stop Breaking Down, Suzy Lee, Let's Build a Home (live), Goin' Back to Memphis (live)
Open A tuning: Red Rain, Seven Nation Army
White also produces a "fake" bass tone by playing his guitars through his Digitech whammy pedal, dropping the tuning down by one octave[8] for a very thick, low, rumbling sound, which he uses most notably on the songs Seven Nation Army and The Hardest Button to Button.[10]

Jack White is known to use GHS strings for his guitars, but the gauge is unknown. Also, in recent concerts, his main Airline guitar has had tuning problems, usually becoming out of tune during concerts. At one concert, Jack is quoted to have said: "I'm sure the back of your tickets say 'Guitars will be tuned!'. He has also shouted out: "E A D G B E !" mid-concert while tuning his Airline.

Answer 3

he uses a bass guitar dude.if your askin about the name it really doesn matter

Answer 4

it's a eastwood airline reissue. sure of it

Answer 5

i don't know what kind of guitar he plays