Bugo

Italian artist Bugo frequently uses the Roland G-707 during his live electric performances. This guitar was gifted to him by Giorgio Canali, the guitarist known for his work with Italian rock bands C.S.I. and P.G.R., and now a solo artist with Rossofuoco. The photo from Marchenews24 captures Bugo with the guitar at the Concerto Primo Maggio 2017.

Bugo played this guitar during Qualcosa di più importante tour in 2011/12.

In this acoustic version of "Vado ma non so", Bugo plays this guitar.

Bugo played this guitar during a concert in Verona, on May 31st 2003

In this photo, Bugo is holding a modified Epiphone Explorer guitar.

On this 2005 concert, Bugo played this guitar.

Starting from 2015, Bugo uses this guitar very often in concerts.

Starting in 2011, Bugo used this acoustic guitar very often, for promo video and live performances.

From 2015 Arrivano i nostri tour, Bugo plays this guitar in live electric sets.

During 2016 and 2017 acoustic sets, Bugo played this guitar.

On this 2005 acoustic set, Bugo plays this harmonica

In this rare 2005 clip (recorded by A. Caccia) Bugo plays an piano.

During this 2007 gig, Bugo plays a white model of this guitar.

On this 2008 gig, Bugo played this guitar

Per la musica uso Ableton, che è un software nato per i dj, ma che io trovo basico e intuitivo anche per la composizione.

(To compose) music I use Ableton, a software developed for DJs, I find it easy to use

Bugo has been using this italian Bulk amplifier for many years. Bulk was a small Italian technician and audiophile who dedicated himself to guitar amplifiers in 1995 and soon became a Sonic Bulk, giving rise to many stories about the disappearance of the original brand.

Since the 2017 tour, Bugo has often used this head.

"Nel dicembre 2000 esce il primo album di Bugo, “La prima gratta”. E’ un disco estremamente lo-fi, registrato con un registratore 4 tracce." "In December 2000 Bugo's first album," La prima gratta ", is released and is an extremely lo-fi record recorded with a 4-track recorder."

"Nel dicembre 2001 esce il secondo disco “Sentimento westernato”, in cui Bugo presenta il suo lato più acustico, registrando con un bobinofono 8 tracce." "In December 2001 he released his second album "Sentimento westernato", in which Bugo presents his most acoustic side, recording with 8 tracks a tape recorder."

During his 2006 tour, Bugo played an Eko 700 electric guitar, as shown in a photo by Elena Colombo on Flickr.

In this promo video of 2001, starting from minute 2:35, we see Bugo playing one of the first electric guitar used by Bugo, a Welson Solid Body vintage Italian guitar.

Bugo uses a 12 string guitar for this 2016 video (starting at 1:50). It's a guitar that Bugo has owned for many years and that he has used very often for live performances.

In a 2008 photo by Paolo Proserpio, Bugo is shown using the Line 6 FM4 Filter Modeler pedal, which he continued to use in subsequent years.

In this promo video of 2017 we can see the Boss Blues Driver (starting from minute 1:12).

In this promo video of 2017, we can see Bugo in the studio with a Boss Adaptive Distortion pedal (starting from minute 1:12).

In this studio video of 2017, we see Bugo singing with this microphone (starting from minute 0:33).

Rocca di Carmignano (PO), 28/07/2017: Bugo plays this guitar.

Bugo played this guitar in the 2003 Tora! Tora! gig.

Bugo is confirmed to use a Rickenbacker 330 Electric Guitar during his 2023 tour, as evidenced by a live performance video at the Villa Ada Festival on September 17, 2023, uploaded by Alessandro Sgritta on YouTube.

Bugo has been confirmed to use the Marshall JCM900 4100 amplifier, as evidenced by a live performance at Alcatraz Milano on April 1, 2025, captured in a YouTube video by Andrew Oliver.