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Eric Clapton -

The first signature guitar that Fender ever created was the Eric Clapton signature Stratocaster.

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Elton John -

Yamaha designed Synapses the "Million Dollar Piano" with Elton John over four years. It's one of a kind and not for sale.

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Ringo Starr -

The Beatles drummer has had his signature drumsticks made, which he still uses.

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Willie Nelson -

Trigger is the Martin N-20 nylon-string classical acoustic guitar that the singer-songwriter has been using throughout the majority of his career.

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Louis Armstrong -

The trumpet player's instrument isn't reproduced or for sale because it was one of a kind. It was a Henri Selmer B-flat custom-made and inscribed trumpet.

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BTS -

All the members of the K-pop band have their own sparkly, bright-colored microphones, which is not a done thing.

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John Lennon -

The Epiphone ‘Inspired By’ John Lennon Casino was created by Gibson to reflect the guitarist's chosen weapon before he later switched to Fenders.

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Lars Ulrich -

The co-founder and drummer of Metallica has signature sticks, snares, and cymbals on the market.

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Dave Grohl -

Foo Fighters front man Dave Grohl worked closely with the folks of the Gibson Custom Shop to create the DG-335.

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Miles Davis -

The jazz legend also had an iconic instrument. His trumpets were custom-made Martin Committee trumpets.

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Ed Sheeran -

The Little Martin Guitar has been Ed Sheeran's go-to for years. He's had his Signature Edition made.

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Questlove -

The Roots' drummer grew up in New York City and transferring drums was extremely difficult. This inspired him to collaborate to create the Ludwig Pocket Kit By Questlove for practicing in apartments and bringing to gigs more easily.

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John Mayer -

Clapton once described John Mayer as a "master," which may have helped in earning him the respect and right to his own Silver Sky signature guitar by PRS Guitars.

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Chad Smith -

The Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer has a signature manufactured snare called the Pearl Chad Smith Signature Snare.

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Kurt Cobain -

Kurt Cobain played a Fender Jaguar. In his lifetime, he designed the Jag-Stag, which is discontinued. However, the Cobain Jaguar is still in production.

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Neil Peart -

The Canadian drummer and primary lyricist of Rush has had a replica made by DW of the kit he played during Rush's 30th-anniversary tour.

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Brian May -

The Red Special is the electric guitar designed and built by Queen's guitarist Brian May and his father, Harold, when Brian was a teenager in the early 1960s. He now has a company called Brian May Guitars that sells replicas.

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B.B. King -

The blues-playing legend's guitar is nearly as famous as he was. Who hasn't heard of Lucille?

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Carlos Santana -

Of course Santana has his own signature guitar: the PRS Santana Signature.

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Slash -

Slash has a bunch of signature guitars, including his Slash Les Paul Standard.

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Jimmy Page -

The "Number Two" Les Paul was created by Gibson in 2013 to reflect the Led Zeppelin guitarist's axe.

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Stevie Ray Vaughan -

Stevie Ray Vaughan teamed up with Fender to create his own signature Stratocaster called the Stevie Ray Vaughan Stratocaster.

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Chris Adler -

The Megadeth drummer has a snare drum designed for him by Mapex called the Black Panther 'Shadow.'

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Johnny Marr -

The Johnny Marr Jaguar reflects all that was right about the guitar he used through his career and for  writing songs for the Smiths.

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Ian Paice -

The Deep Purple drummer was revolutionary in playing heavy metal and has his signature snare drum called the Pearl IP1465 Ian Paice Snare Drum.

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Chet Atkins -

The fingerpicking master's signature guitar is a Gretsch model 6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Body.

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Buddy Rich -

A limited drum series was released in the 1990s called the Buddy Rich Signature Kit made by Slingerland.

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Chet Baker -

The Constellation 38B was Chet Baker's all-time favorite trumpet. There's a vintage model of the instrument named after him.

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Gary Clark Jr. -

Gary Clark Jr. has his signature guitar, too, the Gary Clark Jr. "Blak & Blu" Casino hollow body Epiphone.

Sources: (Miusyk) (Ludwig Drums)

See also: The most iconic guitars of all time

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