Brian Aubert

Brian is seen using an 1994 Epiphone Sheraton II guitar in many Silversun Pickups performances.

From a May 2010 article originally seen on the Silverun Pickups official website:

No matter how hard he tries, Brian Aubert can’t get away from his ’94 Epiphone Sheraton. “It’s the guitar I’ve always tried to break away from, and I always end up going back,” he says. “It just feels right.” For the last eight years, the guitar has helped Aubert deliver Silversun Pickups’ fuzzed-out, evocative guitar textures.

At Around 0:42 - 0:48 You Can See Brian Playing A Gibson Hummingbird

In the Rig Rundown video (6:09), Brian talks about his Gibson Firebird

Seen in an instagram video while recording for the Widow's Weeds album

In The Music Video For "Panic Switch" Brian Is Using A Fender Jaguar

In This Video Of Silversun Pickups Playing "Nightlight" Brian Is Playing A Gibson Midtown Custom

In the music video for "Little Lover's So Polite" as well as the music video for "Toy Soldiers" Brian is playing an Epiphone Alleykat.

In this photo, Aubert is visible playing Gibson Non-Reversed Firebird.

In this video, Aubert explains the way he cares for his guitar, his preferences, and how his playing style. In moments like 0:39 and 1:01, you can see he plays a Gibson SJ 200 Standard acoustic guitar.

In This Picture Of Silversun Pickups On Letterman He Is Using This Gibson Sg

In The Music Video For "Substitution" Brian Is Using An Epiphone Casino.

The LP’s producer, Butch Vig, was key to foregrounding Aubert’s acoustic playing – which spanned a 90s Gibson J-45, a mahogany Taylor, a 50s Martin and a Nashville-tuned Goodall in the studio – as a core component of its character, even after the music had progressed to a full-band setting.

In this music video, Aubert is seen using a Fender Jazzmaster. Please note that it could be a prop for the filming, or it could be the actual guitar used on the track, seeing as it is a bit of a joke song made with Butch Vig. Generally, Aubert uses Gibson semi hollows, Firebirds and an SG, so this seems like a one off exploration, or again, just a prop.

In the tweet, Aubert is shown with a Starcaster on stage, the guitar itself being a gift from Fender (possibly the Custom Shop) delivered in February 2023, but not used live until May. Could possibly be a replacement for his longtime love, the Epiphone Sheraton, or could just be a new sound.

In the Paste Magazine live session video, Brian Aubert of Silversun Pickups plays a Fender Acoustasonic Jazzmaster Acoustic-electric Guitar in Ocean Turquoise.

On June 10, 2024, in Dallas, Brian Aubert was seen using a Fender Jazzmaster Troy Van Leeuwen Signature during a performance of "Mean Spirit." This is supported by an image found at the following URL: https://images.equipboard.com/uploads/source/image/148964/PXL_20240611_030600559.MP.jpg.