The Most Watched Music Gear of 2024

We've already compiled Reverb's annual best-selling gear lists for 2024, which track the most popular gear by how many individual pieces sold. But there's another way to track popularity on Reverb—how often our site's visitors click the heart icon and add an item to their personal Watch Lists.

Unique, one-of-one pieces of gear can only sell one time, but hundreds or thousands of users can Watch the item and dream of the day they're able to hit the buy button.

Below, let's look at the Most Watched pieces of gear from across a few different categories.

Click any link below to visit the listing and learn more or to Watch the item yourself. If it's already sold, you'll be notified if it gets relisted.

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1. EMI TG 12345 ‘Abbey Road’ Console: The historic board used to record The Beatles' final record and subsequent solo records from John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
2. Modded '73 Gibson Les Paul Custom, perhaps the wildest mods on a vintage Les Paul we've ever seen.
3. The Mystic Maiden '57 Les Paul Special, a dazzling display of "Hippie Art," found by Trogly and featured on his YouTube channel.
4. Brian Eastwood Bender Distortorcaster, a warped take on a Stratocaster from the famed UK builder.
5. Fender Daiki Tsuneta Signature Swinger, a signature model, based on a vintage Fender rarity, for the phenomenal Japanese guitarist.
6. Gibson Les Paul Standard 2008, a beauty of a modern LP that someone made an offer on and got for under the asking price.
7. 2012 USA Gibson SG P-90, which someone got for a steal.
8. Gibson Custom Shop '59 Les Paul Standard Reissue, as close to the vintage Standard as you could get without selling your house.
9. 1977 Orange By Fernandes OS-420CH, a Strat copy with its own '70s flair.
10. 1979 Ibanez MIJ Studio Export, an example of prime Ibanez craftsmanship.

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1. Ziggy Stardyst Moog Minimoog 1, the first of two Model Ds from David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust tour to sell on Reverb this year, with provenance from the tour manager.
2. Clavia Nord Micro Modular, a relatively rare unit from the maker best known for their large-format keys.
3. Sankei Entertainer TCH-8800, an all-in-one synth, radio, tape player, and recorder from 1978.
4. Teenage Engineering OP-1, one of many highly Watched used OP-1s, which have dropped in price and popularity throughout 2024.
5. Yamaha CS-80, in absolutely excellent condition, and priced accordingly.
6. Yamaha CS-15, a more budget-friendly model from Yamaha's beloved CS line of synths.
7. Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Modular 400, a cute entrypoint to the wide world of modular synths.
8. Ziggy Stardyst Moog Minimoog 2, the second of the David Bowie touring synths that sold on Reverb this year.
9. Yamaha CS-10, another budget-friendly vintage synth from Yamaha.
10. Moog Prodigy, a modified vintage monophonic Moog.

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1. Roland Boss CE-1 Serial #S000001, what just might be the first Chorus Ensemble ever made, with a museum-grade price tag.
2. Thomas Organ Cry Baby 1970s, a vintage wah with that puts the Hendrix sound at your feet.
3. Analogman Sun Lion 2010s, from the famed boutique pedal maker.
4. Death By Audio Soundwave Breakdown 2010s, an early variant with a smaller, two-knob layout.
5. Shin-Ei Psychedelic Machine 2021, another Hendrix-style pedal, which gives fuzz, octave, and rotary tones in one unit.
6. Complete Boss Compact Pedal Collection, one of each classic Boss pedal.
7. Boss FZ-5 Fuzz, a good deal on just one Boss classic.
8. Tycobrahe Octavia Octave Fuzz 1970s, what could be considered the third Hendrix-style effect to make this list. (See Joe Bonamassa slay with one in our The Hendrix Band of Gypsys Rig: For Real & For Less.)
9. Klon Centaur Overdrive, the cream of the transparent overdrive crop.
10. Line 6 HX One, a nice deal on the budget-friendly Helix pedal.

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1. Hologram Electronics Chroma Console, one of the most best-selling pedals of the year.
2. On-Stage GWS5000RB Guitar Workstation, one-stop stand for small combo amps.
3. Guild Surfliner HH in Canyon Dusk, one of two bonkers Surfliner b-stock deals we had on Reverb this year.
4. Fender JV Modified 50s Stratocaster HSS, one of several incredible bargains from Franklin Guitar Works in 2024. (Visit the shop to find plenty more.)
5. Guild Surfliner HH in Shoreline Mist, the second of the blowout Surfliner deals the Guild Guitars Direct shop ran this year.
6. Korg Drumlogue, what had been the best-priced Drumlogues on the internet, until they sold out. (Vist Korg USA Reverb Direct for more deals.)
7. Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen, part of Focusrite's end-of-life clearance on the previous generation of Scarlett interfaces.
8. IK Multimedia ToneX One, the single best-selling pedal released this year.
9. Boss RE-202 Space Echo, a great deal on mint-condition Space Echos.
10. Fender Aerodyne Special Stratocaster, another phenomenal deal that was offered by Franklin Guitars Works this year.