Bob Kulick

06.08.2015. "Todays recording session at The Counts Desert Moon Studio, working on some of my NEW songs for my upcoming new Solo EP". #RIPBobKulick

In this video you can see Bob Kulick playing white american Jackson RR1

Bob Kulick trusts Ernie Ball Slinky string sets

"I’m Proud to announce my New ????Guitar Endorsement with Ernie Ball MusicMan Guitars ????specifically the guitar pictured below ! It’s my Dear friend Steve Lukather’s model. The L3 !!!"

In a user-uploaded photo from Headbanger, Bob Kulick is pictured with a Gibson 1959 Les Paul Custom Historic Electric Guitar.

Kulick Brothers with ESP guitars

Bob Kulick is pictured with the Washburn 1984 Bob Kulick G-35 V-Panther, one of his first signature guitars, in a user-uploaded photo on Tumblr.

In the YouTube video "Kiss Forever DVD: All American Man - Bob Kulick," Bob Kulick can be seen playing a Gibson Les Paul 2000 Catalina Blood Red.

As credited on DiMarzio official page, Bob Kulick uses DiMarzio DP101 & HS-2 DP 116

As credited on DiMarzio official page, Bob Kulick uses DiMarzio DP101 & HS-2 DP 116

Bob Kulick trusts Ernie Ball Slinky string sets

Bob Kulick trusts Ernie Ball Slinky string sets

A picture of Bob Kulick with Sitar

In a rare photo from Metal-blogs, Bob Kulick is seen with a modified B.C. Rich Ironbird PS guitar.

A picture of Bob Kulick with his signature superstrat

On this picture we can see Bob Kulick playing on Blue Jackson Limited Edition San Dimas during Paul Stanley solo tour

"Today would of been my brother Bob’s 73rd Birthday. Here he is holding a vintage Koa BC Rich Mockingbird. He loved these guitars. Watch my tribute video and celebrate his life, it’s on my website in my bio. HB Bob. #bobkulick #brucekulick #rip #bcrich #mockingbird #koa #birthday #brother #guitarplayer #guitarist #meatloaf #kkvii #january16" Bruce Kulick

Rare picture of Bob Kulick with B.C. Rich Bich guitar

On this picture you can see Bob Kulick with Ernie Ball string packs and black ESP Eclipse Custom Deluxe with Floyd Rose

In an Instagram post, artist Bob Kulick mentions preparing for a gig with The Graham Bonnet Band while using an Ernie Ball guitar. This suggests he incorporates the instrument into his performances. The post is shared on his official account, highlighting the guitar's role in his setup.

"Getting ready for my gig with The Graham Bonnet Band at Vamp’d on 10/4 !!! Looks like I’m leaning towards playing my new Musicman L3. #ernieballguitars #ernieballstrings #grahambonnet #jimmywaldo #rock #classicrock #rainbow #blackthorne #metal #msg #lasvegas #guitarplayer"

Bob Kulick discusses preparing for his upcoming gig with The Graham Bonnet Band at Vamp’d on October 4th, noting his preference for the Musicman L3 guitar.

In this ESP Guitars article, Bob said, “One of the main guitars I used was my cool red ESP Viper, with Duncan JB pickups. Each time I used it on a track, it gave it the attack and clarity that was needed.”

In this photo on an interview article on the ESP Guitars website, a Floyd Rose tremolo can be seen, as well as Bob mentions using Floyd Rose.

In this YouTube video of Bob, a Marshall JCM 900 head can be seen.

In this YouTube video of Bob, a Marshall JCM 900 4100 head can be seen at 0:31 into the video.

On the "Sweet Victory" single, Bob Kulick is depicted using an ESP LTD M-HT Black Metal, as seen in the cover artwork.

In a tribute video titled "BOB KULICK - Forever Larger Than Life 1950-2020," published on YouTube by Bruce Kulick, Bob Kulick is seen playing a red Gibson SG Standard at the 3:48 mark.

"This vintage 1975 MXR Guitar pedal belonged to my late brother Bob. On the back l, the name “Paul” and some letters I don’t understand are written. Anyone have an idea what it means?" Bruce Kulick

Most likely, the inscription "Paul" indicates the use of the pedal on Paul Stanley's same name album in 1978.

In the YouTube video titled "Blackthorne - We Won't Be Forgotten - Live 1993 (1080p)" by Bad Boots, Bob Kulick can be seen using the Gibson SJ True Vintage at 0:45.