Deryck Whibley

Deryck Whibley is seen playing a Gibson Marauder in this 2001 video for the Sum41 song "In Too Deep."

In this photo, Deryck Whibley can be seen holding his Squier Deryck Whibley Telecaster Deluxe.

Very briefly at 0:49, a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier can be seen. I know that Deryck used these up until around 2003/2004 before the switch to Marshalls.

In this post, on Sum 41's Facebook, the caption reads, "just bought these new amps. these 2 amps together make such a huge sound. this is what we used a lot on the chuck album. they were the main guitar sounds on "no reason" "bitter end" "angels with dirty faces" and "we're all to blame". i can't wait to lay some guitars down for the new record with these. you'll hear a lot of them on this new stuff. "

Deryck Whibley writes on the Sum 41 page:

"I love this guitar. It's a '62 Gibson Les Paul. When they first introduced this guitar in '61 it was supposed to be the new Les Paul. it wasn't called an SG until 1963, so for the first year and a half you can find SG's that say Les Paul on them. This one sounds great. i've used this on "Walking Disaster" and "Pull The Curtain." I bought this around the time we were making Underclass Hero and used it throughout that record. I haven't used it much since then, but looking at it now makes me want to use it more on this new record.

I''ll let you know what songs it makes it onto!"

As he recalls when listing the gear he used during the "All Killer, No Filler" tour in 2001: "In 2001 I was playing a 2001 Les Paul and my old Marauder through Marshall Tsl live. But we also tried using line 6 pods for a while too instead of amps in 2001.[...] I actually meant to say line 6 Pro. They were the rack mount version. Either way, they had the same sounds in them and they did NOT sound very good!"

"I've had this guitar for 7 years and have never played it. Today is the day. Time to record the 59' les Paul!"

At 4:16, Deryck is seen recording parts for a song using a white Gibson SG Junior.

This photo shows Deryck Whibley using Squier's artist signature model Deryck Whibley Telecaster guitar. "His signature model nails the vibe of a classic '70s Fender Telecaster Deluxe model, with features including Whibley's signature red X graphics, a single ferocious Duncan Designed humbucking pickup and retro-cool 'Blackface' amp control knobs" (Fender/Squier's Official Website.

In this pic Deryck does an acoustic version of Hell song by Sum 41. To capture the his piano parts, He can be seen using what Is a pair of Sony c37a Tube microphones.

In this live session on Guitar Center we can see Deryck playing a Fender version of his Squier signature Telecaster

"A welcomed new addition to the family. Thank u Seth @ gcpro #guitarcenter"

Deryck Whibley is featured with his Fender Custom Shop Thinline Telecaster in this month’s issue of Total Guitar UK, as highlighted on Sum 41's Instagram.

In this video you can see with Deryck Whibley a possible JCM 800 in the minute 0:37.

Deryck Whibley is shown using the Kemper Profiler Rack in a photo shared by Sum 41 on their official Facebook page.

Announced on twitter:- "The boys of @Sum41 know that when it comes to guitar and bass tone, Slinky strings are All Killer, No Filler. Join the legacy. #iplayslinky"

Deryck Whibley used a Gibson SG Classic in early 2002, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

Used this guitar in the music video for "Motivation" and throughout the touring cycle of "Does This Look Infected?". He has two models of this guitar: a red with a bunch of stickers and a white with two black X's.

At 0:18, you can see yellow Dunlop picks on his mic stand. They can be seen more clearly at 1:03.

Deryck used this guitar during "All Killer No Filler" era, mostly live performances, as seen in this video. This guitar can also be seen in this video.

Second to last instrument next to him, the stripe and black headstock and pickup match exactly.

This post, by Deryck, on Sum 41s Facebook, says, "i bought this guitar in new york with brown tom back in 2007 when we did a photo shoot at the guitar center there. it's a '62 gibson 335. it's in absolutely prefect condition. not a single sign of age on it. back in the 60's some doctor bought a bunch of guitars as art and kept them in glass cases. he didn't even know how to play! he's sold them all now since they're worth so much money. i always feel nervous playing it because i don't want to be the first one to put a scratch on it. it sounds and plays amazing. i used this on the song "screaming bloody murder". it's the main guitar in the heavy section after the guitar solo."

Saw it on Stage on the Europe Tour 2012 Deryck also postet it on Facebook.

On October 12, 2016, during a performance at The Fillmore in Philadelphia, a photo posted by Sum 41 on Instagram captures Deryck Whibley playing a Fender Telecaster Thinline Custom.

"All the amps we use are my own ones profiled at home... none of us use the Kemper shit. I see alot of guys using these but I haven't seen anyone profiling their own."

"I use my old Jubilee and Superbass combo profilied as one sound, which I often do."

Deryck used this guitar during live performances in 2002/2003, mostly during television performances, like the one linked to the band's December 2002 performance on David Letterman. The guitar is black and has two white electrical tape X's.

Can be seen on his Telecaster at the very start of the video.

In this video Deryck can be seen using a shure sm58 vocal mic for his vocals

Deryck Whibley uses his 68 Telecaster on the song "Pieces," according to this Facebook post.

Deryck Whibley used the Orange TH100 Head during a Sum 41 reunion show, as noted by Orangeamps.