Brad Whitford

On Gibson's page for the Collectors Choice Brad Whitford Les Paul, it says that Whitford used a 1959 Les Paul.

Uses this guitar live.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Whitford has the Fender Eric Johnson Stratocaster with DiMarzio hum-cancelling pickups.

In this 2014 photo of Whitford, he can be seen playing the D'Angelico EX-DC hollowbody electric guitar.

In this 2012 photo of Whitford in Epiphone article, he can be seen playing the Epiphone Casino.

"We were kind of replicating personality-wise some of the stuff we did in the '70s. I used to have a '68 Les Paul goldtop P-90 guitar that ended up going by the wayside. I've looked all over to try to find a substitute, and I managed to find another one up in Boston. That guitar was a real go-to for the album."

In this photo, Whitford can be seen playing the burst Gibson ES-335, possibly brand new.

"Also a constant is his McInturff Taurus and Hamer Korina Standard (Explorer), always used somewhere in the set. Basically, he has about 10 guitars he uses every show and he switches them up on different songs.”

According to Premier Guitar, Whitford teamed up with Gibson to work on this guitar. This guitar has Wizz Clone Premium PAF pickups, unlike the original custom-voiced PAF style pickups.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, he also uses this guitar to tour with Derek St. Holmes. This guitar is based on Bonamassa's 1959 blackburst.

In this video from Fender, he discusses Fender guitars and this model in particular, American Vintage '65 Stratocaster.

In this photo, which shows Aerosmith performing, Whitford is seen playing this guitar on the left side.

According to 80's advert from PRS, Whitford played the Custom 22 in advert.

The EVH Ernie Ball Music man can be seen at 1:02 on this video, for Aerosmith's "Crazy". The location of the pickup selector switch near the neck pickup shows that it is not an Ernie Ball Axis, which has it's selector near the volume knob. For example, here is a photo of a stock EVH Ernie Ball. http://www.musicianslibrary.com/machform/data/form_1/files/element_21_b1c86615dd3b960c3700a48e1c41ef9d-28-blueevh.jpg

and here is a photo of a stock Axis https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/static.music-man.com/website/images/instruments/slides-6/slide-3.jpg

Notice especially the location of the selector switch on the video, and on the first picture.

Brad Whitford uses a 3 Monkeys Orangutan amp head, according to 3 Monkeys's website.

Brad Whitford uses 3 Monkeys BW119 heads, according to 3 Monkeys's website.

Brad Whitford uses a 3 Monkeys Sock Monkey amp head, according to 3 Monkeys's website.

Brad Whitford uses a Grease Monkey II head, according to 3 Monkeys's website.

According to 3 Monkeys's website, Brad Whitford uses a Kitchen-Monkey JTM45-100.

The Whitfords depended on the time-tested—and Hendrix-approved—Marshall Super Lead and a Marshall 4x12. The head is a reissue 100-watt model, and the cabinet is a 1960BX loaded with Celestion Greenbacks. It’s mic’d with a Shure SM57

The Whitfords depended on the time-tested—and Hendrix-approved—Marshall Super Lead and a Marshall 4x12. The head is a reissue 100-watt model, and the cabinet is a 1960BX loaded with Celestion Greenbacks. It’s mic’d with a Shure SM57

"Both Marshalls run THD Hot Plate attenuators, which allows Brad to turn the amps up to get the warmer power tube saturation, while also maintaining a good comfortable listening level."

"The Fender combos on each side are used as monitors."

Brad uses a Flashback Delay pedal, according to TC Electronic's website.

Whitford uses a Hall of Fame pedal, according to TC Electronic.

According to TC Electronic's website, Whitford uses a Corona Chorus pedal.

According to TC Electronic, Whitford uses a Vortex Flanger pedal.