Craig Goldy

According to this article from Guitar List, Craig Goldy rocked an ESP M-II guitar.

His main guitar was a B.C. Rich Warlock, however, he now uses an ESP M-II through ENGL Powerball amplifiers. He has modified the guitar by switching the EMG pickups with Seymour Duncan pickups. He also played a Yamaha Pacifica 1221M on Insufficient Therapy solo album and the 2001 tour with Dio. (From Wikipedia)

"John Kasha put years of know-how and professional amp modding experience into the QUIKMOD III, a unit smaller than many pedals on the market. The QUIKMOD III was born out of the modification work Kasha did back in the heady ’80s rock scene for some of the biggest names in guitar. Names you certainly know, such as Jake E. Lee (who liked the QUIKMOD unit so much he attached it to his Marshall with duct tape), shredder extraordinaire Chris Impellitteri, and Dio’s Craig Goldy."

Spotted at 3:27s in Craig Goldy's instructional video.

Spotted at 4:01s in Craig Goldy's instructional video.

Spotted at 4:06s in Craig Goldy's instructional video.

Spotted at 5:16s in Craig Goldy's instructional video.

Spotted at 2:29s in Craig Goldy's instructional video.

Quote from Vintage Guitar Magazine in reference to a March 2019 article: "Craig Goldy used his ESP M-II to record "Under The Wire" through a Jet City Jettenuator to record the new album by Dream Child, "Until Death Do We Meet Again." Read our interview with Craig in the March issue. READ NOW!!!"

Found on Vintage Guitar Magazine's YouTube channel.

In a Facebook post by B.C. Rich, Craig Goldy of Dio is pictured holding a B.C. Rich ST-3 Electric Guitar.

In the video "DIO - Heaven And Hell (Live 1986)" by DIO SAVA on YouTube, Craig Goldy can be seen playing a white B.C. Rich Warlock NJ Series guitar. The identification is based on the control layout and hardware characteristic of the 1980s NJ Warlock model.