Adam Jones

You can see Mesa Boogie 4x12 Recto OS Slant Cabinet behind Adam

Adam Jones was spotted playing the new potential Adam Jones Gibson Flying V.

Three Fillmore 50’s are seen on stage throughout the performance of Invincible. Easily recognizable at 1:20.

The Voodoo Lab Tremolo is seen in this photo right next to his BF-2, and it looks to be the older 4 knob version. It is believed he used this pedal for the tremolo parts on "Sober"

Since it was produced, Adam Jones has been seen using his signature Flying V live on many occasions, especially to play Invincible.

From Gibson website: "(...) This out-of-this-world limited-edition Flying V from Adam Jones is designed and built to reflect his preference for heavier guitars and features a non-weight relieved mahogany body, string-through ferrules, a Futura-style split headstock design, custom appointments, a truss rod cover with exclusive artwork overlaid, and a painstakingly-applied Reverse Antique Silverburst finish. It also comes with an adjustable leather strap developed by Adam himself. It is adorned with a Two-Headed Dog hand-cast and plated brooch developed by artist Alex Kuno. Aged by the artisans of the Murphy Lab, only 50 units will be hand-crafted by the expert luthiers and craftspeople of the Gibson Custom Shop in Nashville, Tennessee, as part of this extraordinary limited run."

You can clearly see the Lehle mono pedal in the instagrame photo that Lehle posted. You can also tell it's not the mono 90 version which has the input and output on the side. This one has the input and output on the front, and with the size and footprint pattern, it has to be the regular Lehle mono. It clearly looks like Adam's board too, so I highly doubt it's a spoof considering it's Lehle themselves that posted it.

Photo of Jones' pedalboard from sometime in 2000's. The Mold spore can be seen next to a Blues Bawls from the same brand. It is unknown what he used these pedals for, if anything

Photo of Jones' pedalboard from sometime in 2000's. The Blues Bawls can be seen next to a Mold Spore from the same brand. It is unknown what he used these pedals for, if anything

During the interview you can clearly see the 292E and the 281E on behind the back of Rick Beato. They have more Buchla modules but they are less easy to identify .

During the interview you can clearly see the 292E and the 281E on behind the back of Rick Beato. They have more Buchla modules but they are less easy to identify .

Adam Jones is seen using a Gibson SG in a photo uploaded by user ggarc76.

it hasn't been confirmed which brands electric sitar was used, but Adam did use some sort of electric sitar on the intro of "4°" from the 1993 album, "Undertow".

Jones is seen here playing an American flag colored Fernandes ZO-3 Travel Guitar with Built-in Amplifier teasing riffs from the song "Descending" from the album "Fear Inoculum" just months before release.

(NOT SURE IF ITS THE DOUBLE CUTAWAY OR SINGLE CUTAWAY.) according to Tool's producer Joe Barresi on the gear that Adam Jones used on the album "Fear Inoculum", Adam experimented with a 60s Gretsch Jet Firebird for clean tones.

In this photo taken at the June 15th concert in Florence, Italy, Adam Jones can be seen playing a Gibson Les Paul Custom in Reverse Silverburst finish, also equipped with a Bigsby tremolo system. This is corroborated by a video uploaded by djibril84 on YouTube, titled "Tool - Rosetta Stoned - part - live @ Firenze Rocks 15 June 2024."

Seen at 3:38 is the Dunlop 221 slide.

In this rare photo of Adam Jones playing with Tool in the early 1990s, he is playing a white 80s Gibson SG Special-1 single pickup guitar with a stock Schaller-455 bridge/tailpiece. Jones has stated that an SG was used for some studio use but it’s unknown if this is the SG he’s used. Also this single pickup version of the SG Special-1 is incredibly rare. (Also thank you to user ggarc76 for helping me and giving me more info 😊)

In an Instagram reel posted by Adam Jones (@adamjones_tv), a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar is clearly visible in his hands.

In an Instagram story from Adam Jones' account, he showcases a Mesa/Boogie Mark VII Tube Amp Head. The video begins with a close-up of the amp head and then zooms out to reveal the head is sitting on a Recto 4x12 straight cab with a custom grey grille cloth on a podium, before panning towards an empty venue. The accompanying text indicates that he is conducting a soundcheck for a gig, suggesting the amp's use in his live setup.

Adam Jones confirms his use of the Gibson 2010 Custom Shop 1959 Collector's Choice #1 "Greeny" Gary Moore Aged Les Paul in an Instagram post, where he describes it as an "ultimate birthday gift" to himself and praises its production and craftsmanship.

In an Instagram post by adamjones_tv, Adam Jones showcases a selection of pedals sent to him by KHDK, including the No.1 Overdrive pedal.

In an Instagram post by Adam Jones (@adamjones_tv), he shares a gift from KHDK Electronics, which includes the KHKD No.2 boost pedal, highlighting its well-constructed design and clever tones.

In an Instagram post by Adam Jones (@adamjones_tv), he showcases a selection of pedals sent to him by KHDK, specifically highlighting the Scuzz Box fuzz pedal. In the caption, he expresses his excitement about receiving the gift from Kirk Hammett, noting that "#KHDK pedals are well constructed & have some very clever tones."

In an Instagram post, Adam Jones showcases a selection of pedals sent to him by KHDK, including the KHDK Electronics Ghoul Screamer Overdrive. In the post, he expresses excitement about receiving this gift from #KirkHammett and praises the pedals for their construction and unique tones.

Adam Jones has confirmed his use of the Epiphone Adam Jones Signature Art Series Les Paul Custom by stating, "This guitar gives you a piece of me. In fact, I just used one of the Epiphones to do some recording, and I’ve played them onstage, too." This information was provided in an article by Richard Bienstock for Guitar World.