Al Di Meola

The pedalboard guitar tech Sean Haines assembled for Al Di Meola is pictured in this article of Premier Guitar.

Al Di Meola is seen in a studio setting with a Rickenbacker 4001 bass guitar in a photo posted on his official Instagram account.

He showed his guitars in his home studio

Al Di Meola playing "Cerreto Sannita" from his 2018 album Opus, he gives a brief look at his home studio

Co-written by Di Meola.

D'Addario website states these are the electric guitar strings Al DiMeola uses.

According to the D'Addario website, these are the Acoustic Guitar strings that Al DiMeola uses.

About an hour in the video you can see a Guild 12 string acoustic, said to be used in the beatles tributes album

In an interview with Rick Beato on YouTube, Al Di Meola is seen with a Fender Precision Bass in the background at the 43-minute mark.

Al uses Taurus Silver Line effect pedals: Zebu (Reverb/Dealay) and Dexter (Octaver).

Al uses Taurus Silver Line effect pedals: Zebu (Reverb/Dealay) and Dexter (Octaver).

“I play mostly acoustic guitar and I’m very happy using this one amp called AER, which is made in Germany. I like the two models but I prefer the smaller acoustic one. I use an [Electro-Harmonix] Oceans 11 reverb with that, too.

“I kind of shied away from my pedalboard because I used to a use a Roland VG-88, and at times I will go back to the VG-88 which enables me to MIDI interface some sounds with my nylon acoustic – a signature model made by Felipe Conde in Madrid. It combines an RMC pickup and it also enables me to also activate sounds that I can blend in with a foot pedal from the VG-88 unit.

A photo on Al Di Meola's Facebook profile shows him using the Lehle Little Dual Amp Switcher Guitar Pedal.

In a user-uploaded photo, Al Di Meola's TC Electronic Forcefield Compressor is visible in the corner, with a sticker partially covering the logo beneath the central knob.

At a concert in Seattle, WA, in October, guitarist Al Di Meola was observed using two Two Rock amplifier heads, specifically a Two Rock Classic Reverb for clean tones and a Bloomfield Drive for overdrive/crunch tones. This was confirmed through a conversation with his guitar technician, who stated, "Al stopped using Mesa amps a while ago." An image supporting this observation can be found on Equipboard.

According to the truss rod cover he uses the "Standard" Les Paul by Gibson in black / ebony finish .

Al Di Meola is confirmed to use the PRS Custom 24 10-Top Electric Guitar, as evidenced by a YouTube video titled "Al Di Meola - One Night Last June (Live) Leverkusen 2006," where he is seen playing a Faded Whale Blue Custom. Additionally, this guitar also appears on the cover of his "Consequence of Chaos" CD. The video was provided by Orbs2009 and is part of the "Speak a Volcano: Return to Electric Guitar" DVD, recorded in Leverkusen, Germany in November 2006.