Bruce Kulick

48st Custom anniversary guitar by ESP. It was made for Bruce Kulick and used by him in Hot In The Shade and Revenge tours (Kiss). Gained fame for the music video for the song God Gave Rock And Roll To You

On this picture you can see Bruce Kulick playing on Fender American Vintage Hot Rod '50s Telecaster during Grand Funk Railroad show

"Revenge club tour photo! Same guitar as the Unholy video, a yellow Gibson V-90. One pickup. I let it go as it was missing some “tone”. Paul’s shirt was also from Unholy video! #kisstory #kissrevenge #paulstanley #brucekulick #genesimmons #ericsinger #gibson #flyingv"

Here you can see Bruce Kulick playing Kiss song "Jungle" on vintage Fender '65 Jazz Bass with a MXR Phasor pedal (originally used a similar bass by ESP).

Here you can see Bruce Kulick playing Kiss song "Jungle" on a vintage Fender '65 Jazz Bass with sunburst finish. Bruce mentions using a “vintage“ MXR Phase 90 (Script logo) pedal at the 6:26 timestamp. (Bruce originally used a similar bass by ESP).

In this video you can see Bruce Kulick testing his new Rock N Roll Relics BK Model Guitar (Les Paul Junior style)

In this video on Bruce's YouTube channel, he mentions his guitar has a Floyd Rose tremolo, as well as it can be seen.

In this video on the ESP guitars YouTube channel, Bruce mentions this pedal at 1:44, and at 2:35, demonstrates it.

Bruce demonstrates this pedal at 2:24 in this YouTube video on the ESP Guitars YouTube channel.

My second leather stud guitar strap offering from Carlino Guitars! A replica of my Pyramid strap, from the Animalize/Asylum KISS tours. #carlinoguitarstraps #carlinoguitars #kisstory #animalize #asylumtour

Bruce Kulick, the guitarist known for his work across various rock genres, is confirmed to use the ESP E-II M-II guitar. This is evidenced in the music video "Kuarantine - Heart Of Chrome (featuring Bruce Kulick)" available on Bruce Kulick's official YouTube channel. At the 0:30 mark of the video, Kulick can be clearly seen performing with the ESP E-II M-II, as he contributes the lead guitar to the cover song. This direct visual evidence from an official source substantiates the use of this specific guitar model by Bruce Kulick.

In a video published by Seymour Duncan on their YouTube channel, Bruce Kulick, noted guitarist, explicitly mentions his use of the Seymour Duncan SH-4/TB-4 JB model pickup, specifically at the 0:48 timestamp. This video serves as direct evidence of Kulick's preference for this particular guitar accessory.

In a video published by Seymour Duncan on their YouTube channel, Bruce Kulick, noted guitarist, explicitly mentions his use of the Seymour Duncan SH-5/TB-5 Duncan Custom model pickup, specifically at the 0:48 timestamp. This video serves as direct evidence of Kulick's preference for this particular guitar accessory.

In this video from facebook you can see Bruce Kulick with his new Danelectro 56 U2 Guitar

"Back in 1987, on March 15th, Paul and I performed at The Ritz in Dallas after a large guitar show. We did it to support BC Rich Guitars, who worked closely at the time with Paul and me. We did a short set along with Vivian Campbell too! I chose a Yellow ST-III (homage to my Banana), Paul a green one! Amazing pix, and thanks to Jesse Cortez, photographer and Mike Brunn. Any one here see this set??"

Bruce did this quick unrehearsed non-scripted video for us when he stopped by to pick up a guitar he had ordered. It is actually pretty funny, he ordered a different guitar but honestly bought this one too after seeing it on display.

In a photo shared by Bruce Kulick on his official Facebook page, the Randall RG80-112SC 2-Channel 80-Watt 1x12" Solid State Guitar Combo can be seen behind him during the filming of his Hot Licks VHS instructional video, which was released in 1986.

In a YouTube video titled "Bruce Kulick ESP Guitars Demo" by buzzradio1, Bruce Kulick is shown performing "Domino" from the Kiss album "Revenge" at the ESP booth during the 2017 NAMM show. At 0:10 into the video, an Ibanez Tube Screamer Mini pedal can be clearly seen on the floor, confirming its use by Bruce.

Bruce Kulick can be seen using the Randall RGT100ES Zebra amp head at 0:05 in the YouTube video titled "Bruce Kulick (KISS) - ESP Guitar Clinic 1989," provided by Jimmy Adcock.

In an Instagram video posted by Bruce Kulick, he showcases his collection of pedals, explicitly mentioning and displaying the Boss SD-1W Super OverDrive Waza Craft.

In an Instagram video posted by Bruce Kulick, he showcases the guitar pedals he uses, including the Boss CE-2W Chorus Waza Craft.

Seen on Bruce’s simplified board.

In this instagram post by Bruce Kulick we can see he uses wah wah pedal by Vox for a guitar solo from Kiss song "Unholy".

In an Instagram post, Bruce Kulick shared an image of his vintage Electro-Harmonix Octave Multiplexer (NYC Reissue) pedal, captioned: "Anyone know this pedal? From the vintage Electro-Harmonix 70’s vibes…." This confirms his use of the gear.

Bruce Kulick uses the Boss DD-2 Digital Delay, as confirmed by a photo he posted on Instagram, where he described it as part of his "simpler pedal board" that is "easy to transport."

Bruce Kulick uses the Mooer Ensemble King Analog Chorus as part of his pedal board, as evidenced by a photo he shared on Instagram with the caption: "My simpler pedal board and it’s easy to transport too! #guitarplayer #guitarworld".

Bruce Kulick used the Tascam Porta One, as evidenced by his Instagram post on January 12, 2025, where he shared a photo with the caption: "Today’s project. You never know what I’ll find on my vintage 4 track tapes! #kisstory #tascamportastudio."

Bruce Kulick confirmed the use of his 2009 ESP LTD EC-1000 Deluxe, referring to it as his "Gray Bird" and describing it as a "sleek and sophisticated instrument" in an Instagram post dated October 5, 2024.

Bruce Kulick has been confirmed to use the Uni-Vibe, as evidenced by his Instagram post where he lists the "Vintage Uni-Vibe" among other gear he used during a session.

Bruce Kulick uses the TC Electronic Polytune 2, as evidenced by his Instagram post, where he showcases a variety of his gear.