Al Jourgensen

Al Jourgensen used his custom Ibanez "Buck Satan" guitar during his time with Ministry, as highlighted in a Backstage Auctions article discussing notable guitars going up for auction.

Ministry’s Al Jourgensen appears in a full page ad for Ibanez in July of 1994.

To quote the site "Designed by Al Jourgensen himself, Schechter guitars made a half-dozen 'Coffin' guitars exclusively for the 2008 Final World Tour (also known as the C-U-LaTour). The guitars were made in three colors; black (of course), white and cherry red."

In this YouTube video, Al Jourgensen can be seen playing his signature Schecter Al Jourgensen Triton guitar begining at 0:01

Al used his Gibson SG throughout the 90s.

Al playing his Ibanez Iceman presumably in the 80s.

In the video "Revolting Cocks (Chicago 1987) [09]. Attack Ships On Fire" by RevCo1966 on YouTube, Al Jourgensen is seen playing a Steinberger GL2-T guitar at 5:43 and other points throughout the performance. This identification is supported by the guitar's distinctive shape, bridge design, lettering on the body, and the presence of a silver whammy bar.

Al played Stratocaster guitars during "With Sympathy" era.