Courtney Cox

In this Instagram photo, pink Peavey Vandenberg is seen hanging on the wall.

The Courtney Cox Signature Horus-M3 CC is based on the legendary Caparison Horus-M3 with some subtle but, effective modifications and built to shred! Featuring a luxurious 5-piece maple and walnut neck, which has been strengthened in order to deepen the neck joint heel cut giving superb access to the higher frets.

The Caparison M3 composite tone wood body construction consists of a central Maple section sandwiched between two Mahogany sides with the neck bolted directly to the Maple section. The result is a balanced sound with focused low frequencies and rich sustain.

The robust Schaller S-FRT II floating tremolo has been modified with an FU-Tone Big Brass Block along with Heavy Duty noiseless springs to add mass and sustain, while increasing warmth and clarity simultaneously with a vintage sound and feel. The bridge has also been modified with FU-Tone Titanium string lock insert blocks and Stainless Steel saddle mounting screws for ultimate durability and tonal response.

Finished in Pink Sapphire or “Greenie” fluorescent sponge finish, which is a signature Caparison hand painted technique making each guitar completely unique.

The Horus-M3 CC comes complete with a combination of a Caparison SH-27F pickup in the neck position, and a Caparison PH-bc in the bridge position. Offering a full and accurate sound, with nice clean, clear, crisp highs. Full and thick low tones. Able to handle big chords and still be clear enough to hear every note.

“Every artist searches for the instruments that bring out the best in them. An instrument that transforms their creations into life. As a guitarist, I have searched for and have found an instrument that brings out the best in my passion for music. That guitar is the Caparison Horus-M3 CC. From its full in your face tone that cuts through any stage to its fast five piece neck, I am confident in saying that this hand crafted masterpiece is the best guitar I have ever played hands down. It’s an honor to be a part of the Caparison family, a relationship I will hold dear throughout my career as an artist.” – Courtney Cox

Courtney posted her rig on Instagram / Facebook

Courtney Cox is pictured using a Jackson Adrian Smith San Dimas SDXM guitar in a photo from Musettemagazine.

Courtney has a Customized Butterslax Friedman Amp Head, as posted on Instagram / Facebook

Courtney posted her rig on Instagram / Facebook

(3:40 minute mark) - Cox uses this pedal everywhere, and if she doesn't have this particular pedal, she gets cranky. She also has the Boss CH-1 and Boss FB-2 in the pedalboard for this video.

Courtney Cox is pictured with her Caparison Horus HM-3 electric guitar in a user-uploaded photo on BlogSpot, highlighting her use of this instrument.

Courtney Cox shared a photo of her touring setup on Instagram, featuring the BBE Boosta Grande BG-20 pedal.

In this photo, the Peavey 5150 head is visible atop the Peavey cabinet.

(3:40 minute mark) - She also has the Boss CH-1 and Boss FB-2 in the pedalboard for this video.

(3:40 minute mark) - She also has the Boss CH-1 and Boss FB-2 in the pedalboard for this video.

(3:40 minute mark) - The three Boss pedals can be seen in Boss BCB-60 pedalboard.

Courtney posted on Instagram and Facebook about receiving this cab from Friedman

Courtney posted her rig on Instagram / Facebook

Courtney Cox shared her touring setup on Instagram, featuring the Line 6 Relay G50 Wireless Guitar System.