Chris Shiflett

Chris Shiflett is listed as an artist on Fulltone's website, indicating his use of the Fulltone Full-Drive2 Mosfet overdrive pedal.

Chris Shiflett is shown using the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano reverb pedal on his pedalboard, as featured on the Fulltone website.

Shiflett can be seen playing a Natural Finish Custom Shop Strat (you have see the neck plate C.Shop Logo in a different shot) at 6:41

I don’t play a lot of bass but this is a good one. I switched out the pickups and the bridge I think so it’s a little better than one off the line. I finally bought a nice old vintage P-Bass a while back so I’m letting this go!

Chris Shiflett owned a Gibson ES-135 Black Custom, as noted on Reverb.com. In his comments, Shiflett mentions his admiration for the guitar's P90 pickups and recalls considering Izzy Stradlin's use of similar guitars when purchasing it. Despite his appreciation, he notes that it wasn't frequently incorporated into his regular lineup.

I used my Fender signature model, the Masterbuilt gold one. I go to the studio with a few things, but honestly, I always wind up using a lot of Dave Cobb’s stuff. He has a 1957 gold-top that I played quite a bit. There were some other Teles, but I’m not sure about the dates.

Chris Shiflett is pictured with a Warmoth Tele Deluxe on the Foo Fighters Wiki, demonstrating his use of this guitar model.

It is a video of Chris Shiflett talking about his signature telecaster deluxe from Fender's official youtube channel. The Line 6 M13 was seen at 0:32 where the Foo fighters seemed to be preparing for a band rehearsal.

This photo of Chris Shiflett's pedalboard, posted by @Heptode on their Twitter feed, shows that Shiflett uses two Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+ Power Supplies. They can be seen on the top row of his pedalboard.

Chris Shiflett's two Strymon Timelines can be seen on his pedalboard, in this Instagram post.

Chris Shiflett is associated with a Gibson Firebird Vintage, as detailed on Reverb.com. Originally, the guitar was white, and his guitar tech installed a humbucker in the bridge. This modified version is visible in the "Stacked Actors" live performance at Wembley. Eventually, Shiflett restored the original Firebird pickup, repainted it Pelham Blue, similar to Dave Grohl's Trini Lopez and DG-335 models, and later sold it on Reverb.

Chris used Blacktop Telecaster at Lollapalooza Brazil in 2012 and many other concerts before he had got his signature Telecaster

CS: With Foo Fighters, I pretty much just play my signature model now because I designed that guitar to be exactly what I needed.

For Chevy Metal (Shiflett's side project with fellow Foo Fighter Taylor Hawkins), I got an EVH 5150 combo, one of the small ones. And I have a Strat with a humbucker in it and a Floyd Rose. You kind of don't want anybody to see you playing it [laughter], but it's perfect for that. Because we were doing all these Van Halen songs, I had to get something with a Floyd Rose. But I could not figure out how to work that thing for so long. [laughs] I couldn't even figure out how to tune it. I had to watch somebody on YouTube explain it.

Shiflett uses a 65 Deluxe reverb for his country band, Dead Peasants

Shiflett can be seen played a blue strat

In 1:29 you can see Shifflet playing a ES-175 Natural finish

This photo of Chris Shiflett's pedalboard, posted by @Heptode on their Twitter feed, shows that Shiflett uses the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG. It can be seen towards the middle of the board.

From a Foo Fighters Twitter post date 17 May 2014, Shiflett pedal board (lower left) is seen with the Strymon El Capistan dTape Echo Delay Pedal.

Chris' pedal board was confirmed in a previous post from Chris' pro page. This same twitter post also shows the Ibanez FL9 Flanger.

In this instagram post, you see Chris uses a Boss TU-3 tuner!

Chris Shiflett uses the Seymour Duncan 805 Overdrive pedal, as noted on the Seymour Duncan website.

Shiflett can be seen playing a G6129TAU Sparkle Jet, at 0:41, in his other band, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes

At the end of this video, Chris can be seen playing a Firebird Non Reverse.

CS: With Foo Fighters, I pretty much just play my signature model now because I designed that guitar to be exactly what I needed.

For Chevy Metal (Shiflett's side project with fellow Foo Fighter Taylor Hawkins), I got an EVH 5150 combo, one of the small ones. And I have a Strat with a humbucker in it and a Floyd Rose. You kind of don't want anybody to see you playing it [laughter], but it's perfect for that. Because we were doing all these Van Halen songs, I had to get something with a Floyd Rose. But I could not figure out how to work that thing for so long. [laughs] I couldn't even figure out how to tune it. I had to watch somebody on YouTube explain it.

This guitar can be seen at 05:02-06:02 in the accompanying YouTube link.

Chris Shiflett is using this guitar in the Foo Fighters: Live at Wembley Stadium DVD in 2008. He is using this guitar in the song "Long Road to Ruin". You can see him using it at around the 2:42 mark.

Another one of those (if not, perhaps the same one) went for sale on Chris' official Reverb shop.

Do you love Johnny Thunders? Do you love Mick Jones from The Clash??? Then you need this guitar!! Again, I wound up with two of these (my other one only has one pickup) so I’m letting this one go. This is a simple straight forward rock’n’roll guitar.

Chris Shiflett is shown using the Ernie Ball VP JR. Passive Volume Pedal in a photo featured on Funksheet's "Foo Fighters Gear 2007" article.

Getting ready for summer…

Chris Shiflett is shown with the JHS / PaxAm Ryan Adams VCR pedal in a photo on Instagram, captioned "Getting ready for summer..."

Chris Shiflett uses the Seymour Duncan Killing Floor High-Gain Boost Pedal, as detailed on the Seymour Duncan website.