Adrian Smith

In this photo, Smith of is showing off his signature Jackson San Dimas Dinky.

In this photo, Smith can be seen playing his Fender American Standard Stratocaster with Floyd Rose Tremolo.

In this photo, Smith can be seen playing a Gibson SG Standard in a Cherry Finish.

"I bought this guitar when I was 17 years old" He says that in a video when he is recording B-Sides.

In this video at 0:07 and onward Smith can be seen with a Red Ibanez Destroyer.

In this live preformance of "Rime of The Ancient Mariner" from the "Live After Death" Live Album, we can see Smith playing a Lado Earth Guitar.

In this video at 0:01 and onward, Smith can be seen playing a Les Paul Custom.

This guitar first appeared in the 2000s and Smith also used the Custom on other occasions in live tours, including for "The Great Unknown" (during The Book of Souls Tour - 2017 leg).

He used this guitar on the final leg of the World Piece Tour in '83. It didn't see the light of day after that, considering he was experimenting with many guitars at the time.

In the Wasted Years music video, you can clearly spot Adrian playing a black Charvel San Dimas style guitar with a Floyd Rose tremolo system and a single humbucker at the bridge position (likely a DiMarzio Super Distortion).

It's Adrian's signature guitar

Here you can see him play one live with a floyd rose

he can be seen playinga flying v in this live performance

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Here at 1.19:27 (and during some more songs) Adrian plays a red Jackson Kelly. It also may be a custom shop model as there are some differences between it and a standard Kelly.

On the official marshall website it is written that adrian smith uses this equipment.

The amplification for the Somewhere in Time tone and the Seventh Son of a Seventh Son recording.

Ultra Gain amp used since the return to the band.

seen behind adrian in this image

this amp is seen in this rig diagram

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this cabinet is seen in this rig diagram

Adrian wanted to get the sound he got in his home studios. When asked by Kevin Shirley the producer what he used Adrian replied, ‘The Blackstar HT-5’. So on a weekend trip home to UK Adrian brought back his trusty HT-5. Adrian used the powerfully fitting tone of the HT-5 to help record the rest of the The Book of Souls album.

Back in 2008 when Blackstar was still in its infancy Blackstar sent Adrian Smith a HT-5 mini stack. Adrian then went on to use this and a Series One 100 head to record some of the guitars tracks on the album The Final Frontier. When it came to recording Iron Maiden follow up album The Book of Souls in 2014, upon request, Blackstar sent Adrian a Series One 1046L6 and a 104EL34 to the Guillaume Tell Studio in Paris, France. As well as using both of these amps to record some of the guitar tracks on the new album, Adrian wanted to get the sound he got in his home studios. When asked by Kevin Shirley the producer what he used Adrian replied, ‘The Blackstar HT-5’. So on a weekend trip home to UK Adrian brought back his trusty HT-5. Adrian used the powerfully fitting tone of the HT-5 to help record the rest of the album.

Back in 2008 when Blackstar was still in its infancy Blackstar sent Adrian Smith a HT-5 mini stack. Adrian then went on to use this and a Series One 100 head to record some of the guitars tracks on the album The Final Frontier. When it came to recording Iron Maiden follow up album The Book of Souls in 2014, upon request, Blackstar sent Adrian a Series One 1046L6 and a 104EL34 to the Guillaume Tell Studio in Paris, France. As well as using both of these amps to record some of the guitar tracks on the new album, Adrian wanted to get the sound he got in his home studios. When asked by Kevin Shirley the producer what he used Adrian replied, ‘The Blackstar HT-5’. So on a weekend trip home to UK Adrian brought back his trusty HT-5. Adrian used the powerfully fitting tone of the HT-5 to help record the rest of the album.

This amp can be seen behind adrian as a part of his live rig.

Adrian Smith used an Ibanez TS9 pedal in 2006, according to Guitar Geek.

Adrian Smith used a Whirlwind Multi-Selector in 2006, according to Guitar Geek.