Chuck Ragan

I think this has been Chuck's main HWM guitar for almost their entire career. According to Chuck its a 1976 model.

Chuck Ragan was noted to have used a Reverend Charger HB guitar, as discussed in the "12 Questions with Chuck Ragan" interview on Reverendguitars. However, he appears to have returned to primarily using his Les Paul.

Chuck played a brown Les Paul Junior Tribute DC in early 2020 while on the No Division/Caution tour

Chuck Ragan uses Martin SP Lifespan 92/8 Phosphor Bronze Medium strings, as mentioned in his Instagram post. He highlights their durability and tonal quality while preparing for a performance at Crucial Fest in Salt Lake City.

Chuck posted picture of this amp on his instagram, so I guess he uses this model too

I also have a Tiny Terror Combo which is one of the greatest things since poly urethane skateboard wheels!

You can see this amp and bunch of other gear in a photo from Chuck's instagram

couple pedals from left to right, Boss tuner, MXR Classic Overdrive and a Holy Grail pedal.

In a post shared on his Instagram, Chuck Ragan is seen with the Orange Amplifiers Rockerverb 50 MK II 50W Tube Guitar Amp Head, indicating his use of this gear.

On his Instagram, Chuck Ragan shares a photo preparing for his tour, indicating his use of Martin SP Lifespan 92/8 Phosphor Bronze Light strings.

Chuck Ragan is featured on the Martin Guitar website, where it is noted that he uses the Martin 00-28VS Grand Concert Acoustic Guitar.

I mostly play through the Orange Rockerverb 100 MKII through an Orange Closed Back Cab w/Celestians.

In a photo featured by Ink19, Chuck Ragan is seen playing a Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar. The guitar's lack of binding and dot inlays suggests it is a model from the 1990s.

You can see these dunlop picks laying on Chuck's amp

From Chuck's instagram. You can also see this amp in live show at live Saint Vitus Bar, Jun. 23rd, 2019

Used as backup guitar to his Reverend charger HH for some shows in the Hot Water Music Exister tour

At 12th second of Drown In It live at the Hurley Studio video the BOSS TU-3 can be seen with MXR Classic Overdrive and other pedal I don't know name of.

This guitar can be seen in the acoustic State Of Grace and The Traps videos. The guitar in the video has different tuning machines and probably no strap button. I think it's D-140, because it has white binding and the pattern on a headstock.

You can see a Martin HD-28 guitar that Chuck calls Abby on a photo from his instagram

Hot Water Music picks. From Chuck's instagram

From 1999 to 2001, Chuck Ragan can be seen using the Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo Head during Hot Water Music's live performances, as captured in a 1999 Chicago concert video on YouTube by Badorties.

One of the Reverends Chuck used for a short while.

couple pedals from left to right, Boss tuner, MXR Classic Overdrive and a Holy Grail pedal.

In a photo on his Instagram, Chuck Ragan is shown using the Orange Crush Mini-3 Watt Micro Amp, highlighting its role in his setup.

You can see this pedal and bunch of other gear in a photo from Chuck's instagram

You can see D-18, D-28 and 000-17SM in a photo from Chuck's instagram

Chuck Ragan mentions on his Instagram that the Martin Steel-String Backpacker Acoustic Guitar is his preferred travel companion, highlighting its suitability for playing on the road.

In the early days of Hot Water Music, Chuck Ragan used an Ampeg VL502 guitar amplifier head, as seen in the live performance video from September 7, 1997, at CBGBs.

You can see D-18, D-28 and 000-17SM in a photo from Chuck's instagram

Chuck Ragan is seen here with a Gibson Les Paul Junior in a dark translucent color. Like most juniors it has no saddle, but only a bridge and p90 or p100 pickups