Anthony "Tone" Catalano

Throughout most of the video the guitar is visible.

He has the most common yellow-red-black sunburst Silvertone 1418 (Teisco EP-8T ), modifications seems to be a new bridge (Something that looks like a bigsby b5 but without the lable.) and tuners.

The guitar has a silvertone badge on the headstock, seen here which is another import-name for the US for the brand Teisco. Original model Teico EP-8T.

The rosette matches the EF341C and the pickup control also matches the EF341C as seen at 3:12 in the video, can be compared to the picture here.

During the 1960's Airline, Harmony and others created cheap acoustic guitars. Today it's very hard to find information about them but this guitar (Also seen in their elevator esquire live session) is an Airline. Exact model unknown.

At 91 seconds in Maton is shown the most. (Pickguard and headstock is seen.)

He appears to be using a 1992 35W Matchless amplifier as seen at 9 seconds in the background in the video (behind the drums).

Picture for reference. http://smg.photobucket.com/user/sickboy79/media/Matchless2.jpg.html

At 3:15 there is a good shot of Tone's pedal board and one can see an Ibanez TS9.

As seen at 10 seconds in the video. It's the VP Jr. and not VP Jr. 25k as the first line of the text above the input clearly is one word (VOLUME) instead of two (25k OHM).

Seen at 19 seconds in is a Strymon blueSky at the bottom left.

At 20 seconds in you can see Anthony fiddling with the settings of the Memory Toy by EHX

Seen at 20 seconds just below Anthonys hand is the Boss FS-5U.

Seen at 20 seconds just to the left of Anthonys hand, the Boss RC-2 Loop Station can be seen.

Seen at 1 min 25 seconds in the logo 'Realistic MusicDeck' is visible.

Information regarding the digital piano is hard to come by but this site has some information. The Realistic MusicDeck seems to be a clone of the Melosonic 300 or Melosonic 350.

Picture of a Realistic MusicDeck for comparison here