Bruce Kulick

In this photo (source), the DOD DFX94 digital delay/sampler can be seen.

"Jeremy and I set up some pedals and auditioned the various guitars. BTW, I broke out the old MXR distortion plus from REVENGE! The wah was my GEEK modified Hendrix pedal, and plugged into my old Marshall head." - also, when clicked on a photo, vintage MXR Distortion + can be seen indeed.

In this photo (source), the Ibanez SM9 super metal can be seen.

In this photo (source), the Boss TU-12H tuner pedal can be seen.

In this photo (source), the Dunlop Uni-Vibe pedal can be seen.

In this photo (source), the Boss BCB-60 pedalboard can be seen.

Bruce used it to record Domino, Every tiem I look at you in the album "Revenge" when he was in Kiss

"My August KISS Guitar of the Month is a smokin’ hot ‘56 Gibson Les Paul Custom! Used on COS, performed live for a KISS Nashville NAMM show in 1994, and photographed for a SIT String Ad when the guitar had creme pickups. Love the tone and vintage vibe of this Mahogany beast. #kisstory #kissguitar #gibsonlespaulcustom #vintageguitarmagazine #vintagegibson #lespaulcustom #blackbeauty #guitarofthemonth"

Bruce Kulick used his ESP J-Four Sunburst 1995 Bruce Kulick Signature Bass during the recording of "I Walk Alone" and in "Jungle." He chose this model for its jazz pickups, which he felt offered a more musical tone compared to other bass guitars in his collection. This information is supported by a post on Vk.

Bruce Kulick endorsed and used S.I.T. S-942 Light Power Wound Nickel Strings (9-42) during the 1980s and 1990s, as shown in a 1992 advertisement on his official website.

During a concert in Charleston on January 15, 1986, Bruce Kulick unexpectedly played a Jackson Axe Bass. After his guitar solo, the stage was momentarily empty as a prank, but Bruce quickly adapted by grabbing Gene Simmons' Jackson Axe Bass from backstage and playing a few chords seamlessly. This moment is captured in a user-uploaded photo on Kissasylum, showcasing Bruce's versatility and quick thinking.

Bruce Kulick's signature guitar picks are available with the purchase of his ESP M-1 guitar or can be found on eBay. The accompanying photo on Equipboard showcases these picks.

In this video Bruce told about his yellow Fender Stratocaster '89 which were used in Kiss song "God Gave Rock & Roll To You!"

In this video Bruce tell us about his song "I Walk Alone" and playing on Takamine EF341C Acoustic Guitar

This month I am featuring a Black LP Special from ‘92 ,and it’s very close to the original one I owned for the HITS tour (1990). 30 years ago when the tour began and I would always open the show for “I Stole Your Love” using this model guitar. It features cream binding, and a rosewood fingerboard. I upgraded the pickups to Dimarzio’s, DP 154, and 162 DLX Plus, both great sounding mini humbuckers. I added gold bonnet knobs and pickup toggle tip add contrast. I don’t know when I sold the original, but this one is very close in features, tone and vibe. A cool sound, with the mahogany body and these unique pickups. Black finish, for KISS coolness. #dimarziopickups #gibson #lespaulspecial #hitstour #kisstory #guitarofthemonth

According to Bruce Kulick official web page: "When I joined KISS in 1984 I had a Blue Charvel, and that one was my main guitar. This was the other one. Featuring three EMG pickups, it had a nice gold sparkle finish, ebony fingerboard and a Floyd Rose bridge. What was odd was that the finish started to fade and Grover Jackson from Charvel® Guitars either got me another body or refinished the original one, I don't remember. But it just never sounded as good as I wanted after that, and eventually I sold or traded it to someone many years ago"

"Happy July 4th everyone! #flagguitar #fenderwaynekramer #independenceday #usa #patrioticguitar"

"Awesome Gibson Firebird from 2007, can be yours! Stage played, she is a great guitar! Video here No reverb.com/shop/kulicksguitaremporium"

One of the most famous Bruce's guitar taken in 1987 during recording Crazy Nights LP by Kiss. He used it in all Kiss albums since Crazy Nights and live. Used in the songs like "Hell or High Water", "Reason to Live", "Turn On the Night", "Let's Put the X in Sex", "(You Make Me) Rock Hard", "Rise to It", "Hide Your Heart", "Prisoner of Love", "Paralyzed" and "Hate".

"Nice vintage Neumann M49, got quite the workout yesterday! Stay tuned for more... #newsong #recordingstudio". One of his favorite microphones

"I used a Gibson 1995 Cherry SG, and a 1980's BC Rich Koa Mockingbird and then my Gibson LP Jr from Kiss Revenge Tour was used as well as the Explorer that I did the clean Domino guitar parts on Revenge."

Spotted at 2:08s in KISS' "Reason To Live" music video.

On this picture you can see Bruce Kulick with ESP LTD GL-200 SUNBURST TIGER

According to Maxon's website, Kulick uses the Maxon AD9 Analog Delay.

According to Maxon's website, Kulick uses the Maxon CS-9 Stereo Chorus Pro pedal.

"We also plugged in his new Line 6 bass amp that sounded very cool with that vintage Precision. I used my Gibson Elvis Dove and a Martin D-18 from 1970 for the acoustic parts, and all the other performances on the track were left intact."

In this photo (source), the Boss OC-2 octaver pedal is visible.

In this photo (source), Truetone 1 Spot cables can be seen.

In this photo (source), BBE Mind Bender Vibrato pedal can be seen.

In this photo (source), Boss TU-12H can be seen.