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In the Gibson Artist Spotlight Program debut, Austin Sexton confirms his use of the Gibson J-200, as reported by Gibson Gazette.

In this Gibson Artist Spotlight, Austin Sexton confirms using a Gibson J-45.

Now, I find myself writing on my J-45. For the price and sound it’s unmatched. As soon as you play a chord there’s a song to be written; it’s a very inspiring acoustic.

In this photo from the official Gibson website, Austin Sexton can be clearly seen holding a Gibson Les Paul Standard.

In a YouTube short titled "DeMona - guitar solo," DeMona is visibly playing a Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar. This specific model is further corroborated by its listing on her artist page on the official Gibson website.

In a YouTube short titled "DeMona - guitar solo," DeMona is visibly playing a Gibson Les Paul Modern Lite Electric Guitar. This specific model is further corroborated by its listing on her artist page on the official Gibson website.

In this YouTube video at the 1:05 mark, DeMona can be seen playing a Gibson Custom 1957 Les Paul Custom Reissue VOS. The exact model is confirmed by her artist page on the official Gibson website.

In this Instagram post, Alex Ritchie can be seen holding a Gibson Les Paul Studio.

In this artist spotlight article on Gibson's official website, Alex Ritchie confirms using an Epiphone Wilshire.

I am a sucker for my Epiphone Wilshire. It looks so cool and it rips with its P-90 pickups.

At the 0:04 mark of this YouTube video, Devon Thompson can be seen playing an Epiphone Casino. She confirms the exact model in an interview on the official Gibson website, where she says,

I got my Casino over a year ago now, and life has never been the same. I didn’t know what I was missing until I tried P-90 pickups and there’s nothing like it. The natural reverb and resonance that a Casino gives is just unmatched. Deep, gritty… it’s a true rock instrument. Since I mostly play as a trio, its full sound gives the power of two guitars in one.

See timTim Skold is back on bass with Marilyn Manson, bringing Red Monkey straps into his current live setup.

His straps are built for stability and control—delivering a secure, balanced feel during high-energy sets and consistent performance across instrument changes. Designed for the demands of modern touring, they stay locked in without distraction, allowing him to focus on precision and stage presence.

Seen on stage throughout the current tour and in official performance content, these straps are part of a working rig—not a one-off. This is performance-driven gear, built to hold up night after night at the highest level._skold's Instagram for Red Monkey shout outs.

In this Instagram post, Ayoni can be seen playing a Gibson J-45. The exact model is confirmed by her in an interview with Gibson where she says,

I’ve really enjoyed using the Gibson J-45. It’s a very hearty and organic sound and also has the kind of warmth I love from an acoustic. I played it for the first time in NYC last summer, and it created the most beautiful sound for some of my favorite songs.