Clint Lowery

This guitar as seen in this image was used during the 48 Hours Festival October 16, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

While touring for Sevendust's self-titled album, Clint briefly endorsed Epipone guitars, mostly making use of their 24-fret Del Ray guitars.

Early during the tour supporting Sevendust's Self-titled album, the entire band endorsed ESP guitars, with Clint and John using several ESP Eclipses.

Clint has played PRS guitars since 1999, using their Custom 22 guitar almost exclusively. His main guitar is a black PRS Custom 22 he named "Bruce Lee."

Largely known as the lead guitarist for Sevendust, Clint Lowery is recognized worldwide for his raw melodies and empowering riffs. These same tones helped land him a gig as Korn’s touring guitarist in 2007. The new PRS SE Clint Lowery guitar is designed for metal and hard-rock players with attitude, and with an adjustable stoptail and 25 ½” scale length, it is perfect for dropped-tuning. In fact, at Clint’s request, the SE Clint Lowery ships tuned to C#/drop “B”[C# G# E B F# B].

The SE Clint Lowery comes in opaque black with white binding on the body, neck, and headstock. It also features a new and exclusive inlay pattern and body shape as well as black nickel hardware for a distinct look that’s as commanding as the music you’ll make with one.

The SE Clint Lowery features a beveled mahogany body with white binding on the body, neck, and headstock, 24-fret, 25 ½” scale length mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard and Clint Lowry designed inlays, PRS Designed SE adjustable stoptail bridge and tuners, black nickel hardware, String Gauges: 11, 18, 22p, 32, 44, 56 tuned to C#/drop “B”: C#, G#, E, B, F#, B. The guitar has a wide fat neck profile and comes equipped with SE HFS treble and Vintage bass pickups with one volume and push/pull tone control with 3-way toggle switch.

Clint Lowery mentions and shows in his Fret 12 CLINT LOWERY: The Sound and The Story DVD (2015) that he runs 2x EVH 5150III heads mounted to his live rig in Sevendust.

Clint said he used a Mesa Boogie Mark IV for all his recordings

At the 0:38 mark you can see a side shot of clint backing up and behind his 5150 iii cab there are 3 kempers in rack cases turned sideways...

At 2:00 you can see that Clint uses two Diamond Phantom Amplifiers

Clint uses a Digitech Wammy Pedal.

At 3:14, you can see the pedals used by Clint, among them is the EHX micro Q-tron.

Here you can see some of clint's pedals during Sevendust's performance at Woodstock '99. Next to a Digitech Whammy, there is a DOD FX25B Envelope filter. You can see the shot at 0:54 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bG1-4g7iqsM)

At 3:14 you can see some of Clint's pedals, one of them is a TC Electronic ND-1 Nova Delay.

At 3:14 you can see some of Clint's pedals, one of them is a TC electronic Stereo Chorus +

At 3:13 Clint says that he uses a MXR Phase 90