Alberto Ferrari

Alberto Ferrari plays a Fender Jaguar, as seen in a post from the official Verdena Instagram account featuring their performance on July 14, 2015, at Rock In Roma.

Used for the official video of “Muori Delay” and as a backup guitar for stage

in this video alberto play a black stratocaster

At the Independent Day Festival in 1999, Alberto Ferrari is seen playing a Gibson Les Paul Double Cut, as captured in the LiveGalleryfromBrizz video on YouTube.

In this video, we can easily see Alberto Ferrari playing a Maton MS500 50th Anniversary

In the YouTube video "VERDENA @ SHOWCASE parte 2/2" by Edoardo De Tommasi, Alberto Ferrari is seen using a Squier Super-Sonic Blue Sparkle electric guitar. This performance appears to be a rare instance of him playing this particular instrument.

Alberto Ferrari frequently performs with the Gibson ES-335 Pro, as evidenced by the photo available on Flickr.

In a 1996 performance of "Corpi" by Verdena, Alberto Ferrari played a Fender Mustang 1993 Sonic Blue, as seen in the video by Tape Trading.

In this video of the early Verdena, we can easily see Alberto Ferrari playing an Epiphone sg in black finish. I suppose it's an SG SPECIAL because it doesn't have the humbucker cover but it might also be a SG G 400.

Alberto Ferrari prominently uses the Tacoma Chief C1c as his main acoustic guitar, as seen in the VerdenaVEVO video for "Razzi Arpia Inferno E Fiamme" on YouTube.

In some gigs alberto is with his Fender Telecaster black with white pickguard, and an humbucker in the neck position.

Alberto Ferrari of Verdena uses an Ibanez AS103 in a sunburst finish as a backup guitar, as noted on the Verdena fan page "Elefante Blu Dei Verdena."

According to the "Elefante Blu Dei Verdena" Facebook fan page, Alberto Ferrari is associated with a Gretsch Roc Jet 1972 guitar, though he hasn't publicly displayed it.

At 11:52 you can see Alberto playing a fender JagStang

he uses this guitar in Endkadenz and I hate my village

Used only for “Cretina” in the EP