Alex Skolnick

On this page of the official website of Alex Skolnick, his '51 Fender No-Caster guitar is listed among his gear.

In this article, Alex Skolnick says, "I should point out that my guitars come equipped with Seymour Duncan pick-ups."

In this official page of Alex Skolnick of Testament, this Godin Multiac 10 String displays as part of his gear.

In this Metalsucks.net article, Alex Skolnick of Testament, discusses a few pieces of gear, mentioning the custom Heritage Skolnick Signature head stock on a few of his guitars.

In this Metalsucks.net article, Alex Skolnick of Testament, discusses a few pieces of gear, mentioning his Boss TU-3.

In this official page of Alex Skolnick of Testament, this 1976 Gibson L5 displays as part of his gear.

According to Premier Guitar, Skolnick's Super Reverb is rehoused in a Mojotone head.

According to Premier Guitar, Skolnick uses Alnico Tubby Tone Speakers in his Mojotone 4x10 combo.

According to Premier Guitar, Scolnick uses the Eventide Space Reverb.

According to Premier Guitar, Scolnick uses the Ernie Ball Volume Pedal.

According to Premier Guitar, Scolnick uses the Vox V847 wah pedal.

Alex uses TS-9 moded by Robert Keeley

Guitarist Alex Skolnick uses the TC Electronic Ditto Looper, as shown on his pedalboard in a photo shared by Jim Dunlop Guitar Products on Facebook.

Alex Skolnick uses the MXR EVH-117 Analog Flanger, as showcased on his pedalboard in a post by Jim Dunlop Guitar Products on Facebook.

Guitarist Alex Skolnick uses the TC Electronic Polytune Mini on his pedalboard, as shown in a photo shared by Jim Dunlop Guitar Products on Facebook.

Guitarist Alex Skolnick uses the Boss OS-2 OverDrive/Distortion pedal, as shown in a photo shared by Jim Dunlop Guitar Products on Facebook.

Alex Skolnick uses the MXR Custom Shop CSP-101CL Script Logo Phase 90 with LED, as confirmed by Jim Dunlop Guitar Products on their Facebook page.

Guitarist Alex Skolnick uses the Budda Samsara Delay pedal, as highlighted in a post by Jim Dunlop Guitar Products on Facebook.

"Revamped the 'ol pedal board for some pretty wild new loop/solo pieces 2 be performed at #namm2017"

Thanks to Tim at Taylor Guitars for sending over this piece of elegance. Taylors have a very specific sound that I appreciate even more as an owner and plan to put to use.

Having played some classic D'Angellicos, (all handbuilt and worth a small fortune), I was pleased to see the company relaunch and amazed at the quality of these replications. Thanks to the folks at D'Angelico's NYC HQ for letting me pick one for my collection (she's a beauty).

So who doesn't like to get weird every once in a while? Picked this up from one of music's wackiest stores (Subway Guitars in Berkeley). It was put together with leftover parts from the original Danelectro factory. Danelectro provided guitars to Sears in the 60s that were quite good & owned by many future legends (such as SRV). Surprisingly plays great, although for me, it's more of a "messing around" instrument for those Pulp Fiction inspired moments. Not one I'd ever gig or record with. Still, can't get rid of it.

(Telecaster before they had a name), '09 Relic. Purchased at Gruhn Guitars, Nashville Tn and played that night at the Ryman Auditorium, home of the Grand Old Opry for the AS Trio tune "Western Sabbath Stomp."

„Alex Skolnick shows the rig he uses on the Alex Skolnick Trio gigs. There is a Dunlop CryBaby on his pedalboard, seen at 7:30. He refers to it as the classic Crybaby.”

„Alex Skolnick shows the rig he uses on the Alex Skolnick Trio gigs. There is a Dunlop Volume Mini pedal on his pedalboard, seen at 7:42.”

Used in his signature model.

In this video by IK Multimedia, Alex Skolnick demonstrates the X-Space reverb pedal.

He says:

The X-SPACE is a reverb pedal, but it's really so much more. I want to play some of the sounds that are beyond reverb and this pedal has a lot of those. I really like this one. As you can see, it inspires a lot of ideas!

In this video from IK Multimedia, Alex Skolnick discusses the X-Drive distortion pedal, saying:

A lot of these tones remind me of being in the studio. Just getting that quality of digital gear that's usually a lot more costly and a lot bigger too. It's so convenient, affordable, works as your interface and with your AmpliTube software. I highly recommend it.

In this video, Alex Skolnick demonstrates the X-TIME pedal from IK Multimedia.

In this Rig Rundown by Premier Guitar, Shure ULXP4 can be seen at 15:07.