Brian Baker

For the "Field Day" lp and tour, Brian played a 1967 Gibson Firebird 12 string, a 1988 Charvel Model 4 with EMG 81 pickups, and a 1986 Gibson SG with EMG 81 pickups. His amps were two Marshall 100-watt heads, four Marshall cabinets with 35-watt Celestion speakers, and a Roland JC-120. He also used an Alesis Midiverb 2, Roland SDE 1000 delay and Samson Stage Series wireless.

In an Instagram post, Brian Baker showcases his Squier Bass VI Classic Vibe, highlighting his use of this instrument.

In this post brian shows off his 1985 fender mij pink paisley tele.

In this post brian shows off his hamer sunburst guitar. He states that he played this guitar in 1989, and hadn’t seen the guitar in 30 years

In this post Brian shows off his epiphone Olympic single cut that he owns

In an Instagram post captioned "Test drives #badreligion2017," Brian Baker can be seen playing a Fender Telecaster.

In this post, Brian’s Gretsch white falcon can be seen

In this post brian shows off his sg junior. Th pickup cover was replaced with a white one to match the white pickguard. He states that this guitar is fun, but not good enough to play live.

Brian has a set of Dimarzio p bass pickups in his 1978 percision bass. He had these pickups put in to replicate the tone of the bass he owned as a kid

In an Instagram post, Brian Baker showcases his 1959 Fender Stratocaster. He mentions that this guitar can deliver both Stevie Ray Vaughan and punk rock tones, noting it as the Stratocaster that changed his perception of the model.

In this post Brian shows off his gibson sg junior. His guitar is a 90s sg, that was supposed to be a reissue of a 60s sg jr

In an Instagram post, Brian Baker showcases his Gibson Les Paul Goldtop as part of his collection.

In an Instagram post titled "Norlin Night," Brian Baker showcases his 1973 Gibson Les Paul Custom, highlighting its vintage appeal from the Norlin era of Gibson guitars.

In this post brian’s single humbucker strat can be seen

you can see the dispatch master in the photo shared in story by brian

In this post brian talks about the p90 silencer he was sent. He states that these are the best pickups he has tried

In this post brian shows off his bc rich mockingbird. He states that while others associate this guiowith slash, he associated this guitar shape with joe perry. He states that these guitars leaves some gibson and fenders in the dust

In this post brian talks about his rock n roll relics thunders model. The guitar was made for him by his friend billy Rowe

In this post brian shows off his green gretsch duo jet. He replaced the bridge with a Cadillac bridge. The pickups were also swapped for a duncan antiquity set

In this post brian shows off his gibson les paul special. His guitar is in pristine condition. It is fitted with two p90 pickups

In this post brian shows off his banker guitars custom Excalibur model. His guitar is a combination of an explorer and a les paul jr.

In this live video brian can be seen playing a Gibson explorer

In this post for his 1 guitar in 1 minuet series, Brian shows off his gibson firebird. It is a 2016. It has a dincan sm2 pickup

In his gibson firebird, brian has a duncan sm-2b mini humbucker

In this interview with Seymour duncan brian talks about his guitars. In his collection brian has a johnny marr fender jaguar

In this rig rundown For premiere Guitar, brian talks about his live rig. One of the guitars he has is a 1955 les paul Junior

In this guitar in one minute post, brian shows off his gibson les paul special double cut. In the bridge the guitar has a bareknuckle Mississippi queen

In this post Brian shows off his les paul special double cut. His guitar is in a frost blue finish. The guitar had a bareknuckle Mississippi queen p90 in the bridge

In this post Brian shows off his les paul delux. He states that he used this guitar in bad religion from 02-08. The guitar has a dimarzio super distortion in the bridge

In an Instagram post, Brian Baker discusses the Rickenbacker 330 Electric Guitar. He mentions that while many associate this model with George Harrison's 12-string version, he personally connects it with Johnny Marr for its distinctive jangle tone.