Billy Corgan

At 4:20 Billy Corgan is seen using a Rhodes Suitcase 73 in this video.

Billy Corgan plays his Mellotron m4000D live.

Billy shows this ARP in his instagram and quotes "Mellotron M400 + Arp String Ensemble = solid gold", as far as i know he uses it to write the strings arrangements for his solo and pumpkins albums.

Among the items sold on Corgan's official Reverb.com shop.

"This Fender Rhodes Piano Bass is from the private collection of Billy Corgan.

This is one the earlier models with the centered knobs and funky colored fiberglass top. It is in mostly pristine condition, exceptionally clean for its age. The only signs of wear are two areas of slight surface stress on the fiberglass top (see photos). It is otherwise in min condition.

This Piano Bass plays comfortably and cleanly across all 32 notes, without any issues. The volume and tone knobs work as they should."

"This Noble Atom Accordion is from the private collection of Billy Corgan.

This specific accordion was used the recording, 'We Only Come Out At Night' from Mellon Collie.

This vintage accordion is in great shape for its age, with no major blemishes or chips.

All keys and buttons work as they should, with bellows that are holding up just fine. It recently had a repair, so this accordion is go to go, ready to play out of its case.

This accordion will ship in its original wooden case."

"This Whitehall 6640 is from the private collection of Billy Corgan.

The 'Little Red Corvette' of vintage organs. This stunning keyboard can be used in various sound combinations to get that trademark texture.

Unit is fully functional and in great shape."

Billy looks to be using a Sennheiser E945 (the difference in the mic's basket colour compared to the E395 gives it away). The still frame at :04s shows this pretty clearly.

"Billy had just acquired an amazing vintage Martin that we miked with a Soundelux e251, and an AKG 451 and 414."

"Billy had just acquired an amazing vintage Martin that we miked with a Soundelux e251, and an AKG 451 and 414."

"For Billy's vocal mic, we started with a Neumann 105, but with our video wall encompassing the stage like a parabolic reflector, we had to go to a Shure SM58. We've been happy with it."

• http://www.mixonline.com/news/tours/all-access-billy-corgan/367847

According to the "Q and A" section with Butch Vig, producer of the "Siamese Dream", Billy used a Shure SM7 to record his vocals.

Seen using it as vocal mic in 1988 recorded performance.

Billy: This guitar has everything I've had on my guitars for years: graphite nut, hardtail bridge and back piece, everything that has to do with getting that initial attack. But we’ve taken it a step further so that I have a wider range of tonal and creative variation within the instrument.

The first thing that I said was: If it doesn't have enough gain, it won't matter how nice it is. I need to be able to get that jet aircraft sound. But it also has to have articulation. In the Pro Tools world, the amount of mid-range that's going out has changed the way people record guitars and the position of guitars in the recording field. In essence, it's kind gotten more fizzy and narrow.

I went with single coils in the early days of the Pumpkins, but with the scoop of the flat-pole pickups. Then I went to the Lace Sensors, which gave me more gain, but I didn't like the articulation, particularly when the guitar was clean. Then I went to P90s, just to do something different. But the lack of gain drove me insane, and there were noise issues. That's probably when Joe and I first met. I was trying to take the P90 thing into a different place, which he did.

Billy Corgan uses his signature Fender Stratocaster with Billy Corgan DiMarzio pickups and standard tuning.

In this picture, Billy Corgan is using the Gibson ES-335 Cherry Red Electric Guitar live on stage. This photo originates from Smashing Pumpkins' concert in Movistar Arena, Chile, on November 23, 2010.

In this picture, Billy Corgan is using a silver finished Reverend Slingshot electric guitar. For the song "Oceania" and "Violet Rays", Corgan uses the Reverend tuned to G.

As can be seen in the picture, Billy Corgan uses a vintage 1971 Fender Jaguar in sunburst finish, with maple neck and freatboard and black block inlays for stage work.

As can be seen in the source photograph, Billy Corgan is using a Gibson Firebird Vintage Electric Guitar with tremolo and block inlay for live work.

One of Billy Corgan's Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness era guitars is a blue 1974 Fender Stratocaster, fitted with Billy Corgan DiMarzio pickups. "It's got a heavier weight to it than most Strats that I like. Generally speaking that means the tone is not going to be very good, but for whatever reason this one works," Corgan said at (9:40). "I talked to somebody once who said the weight has everything to do with where they take the wood in the tree...the deeper in, the heavier the wood, because of the water..."

In this photo, Billy Corgan can be seen with a Harmony H59.

In this photo, Billy can be seen playing an Epiphone Casino.

Billy Corgan can be seen playing a sticker-covered Stratocaster in this photo.

Billy Corgan can be seen playing a Gibson Dove in this picture.

Billy Corgan can be seen playing a Gibson Firebird V in this picture.

"Currently rocking a 58 les paul junior (leslie west style!) thru a dallas-arbiter rangemeaster into a 100w Laney head (tony iommi style!)" reads this tweet, by Billy Corgan.

Billy Corgan is playing a tobacco sunburst Les Paul Special in this photo.