Oasis – (What's The Story) Morning Glory? (Deluxe Remastered Edition)

In this promotional photo, Noel Gallagher can be seen holding a red Gibson Trini Lopez electric guitar. In an interview where he talks about his gear and guitars on his band High Flying Birds, when asked about using the Trini Lopez, Noel Gallagher says, "I haven't used the Trini Lopez on a track since Don't Believe The Truth, and the Sheraton I haven't used since Morning Glory, really." (original interview found here).

The other person in the photo is Gem Archer.

This guitar was also used during the performance of "Wonderwall", on Glastonbury 2004. He is visible playing that guitar on 0:44 minute mark.

The Supernova was a Korean-made electric guitar manufactured by Epiphone for Noel Gallagher of the English rock band Oasis. Noel used a customised Epiphone Sheraton guitar with a Union Jack design during many Oasis shows throughout the tour promoting the second album (What's the Story) Morning Glory?. The Epiphone Supernova was designed to represent that guitar, even though there are several differences, for instance, the Sheraton guitar used by Noel had mini-humbucker pickups, gold hardware and a frequensator tailpiece whereas the Supernova has regular humbucker pickups and a stop-style tailpiece. The original guitar is now on display at the British Music Experience at the O2 arena.

According to Noel Gallagher's AMA on Reddit website, back in 2015. on question "Did you have much involvement in the design or was it just a nice big bag of cash handed over for the use of your signature?", Gallagher answered : "Okay, FIRSTLY, there was no big bag of fucking cash. Secondly, I was involved in the design. Thirdly, I can't fucking remember what my involvement was.Fourthly, I do have one, somewhere. But... I shouldn't have made them sonic blue color. It's disgustin'."

In this YouTube video at 50:49, Noel Gallagher is seen using a Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar. Notably, Noel owned two Custom Les Paul guitars: one with a Florentine cutaway and another with some modifications. This guitar belonged to Johnny Marr and was used on the opening of the song “Morning Glory.”

In the official music video for "Wonderwall" by Oasis, Noel Gallagher can be observed using an Antoria 698M Folk acoustic guitar at several key moments, specifically at timestamps 1:03, 1:26, and 2:09. Unlike the other guitar visible in the video, which features a pickguard and is predominantly used by bandmate Bonehead, the guitar Gallagher plays is identifiable as the Antoria model due to its unique characteristics and the absence of a pickguard. This observation is supported by a direct examination of the video, as provided by the source Oasis on their YouTube channel in the video titled "Oasis - Wonderwall (Official Video)."

According to this transcript of the first issue of Oasis magazine, a Bluesbreaker was used by Noel when recording the '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?' album. In the interview, Owen Morris says, " On this album the equipment he used was: guitars – his trusty Epiphone semi, a Firebird, a Les Paul, a vintage Strat and a couple of Epiphone acoustics: amps – his stupidly loud Marshall stack, a Marshall Bluesbreaker combo, an Orange and an early sixties Vox AC30."

In the YouTube video titled "The Noel Gallagher Guitars & Gear Interview" by That Pedal Show, at 52:13, Noel Gallagher confirms that he used a Vox Conqueror amplifier for the opening of the song "Morning Glory" on the album What's the Story) Morning Glory.

Paul McGuigan uses the Electro-Voice RE20, as detailed by David J. Huggins on the Oasis Recording Information site in the section "Equipment used in the Morning Glory sessions."

Paul McGuigan used Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass 45-105 strings during the 1990s with Oasis, as confirmed by the Rotosound website, which specifically mentions their use in the album "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?"