Dean DeLeo

In this footage from an Army of Anyone rehearsal, DeLeo is playing what appears to be a 70s Stratocaster with a large headstock in a 3-color sunburst finish.

J-45 with an Altec 639B mic

Dean DeLeo is seen using the Maestro MPF-1 Parametric Filter in a photo shared by Robert DeLeo on Twitter.

In this live performance of “Creep” circa 1993, Dean DeLeo can be spotted playing what looks like a Schecter PT. It is most clear at 2:25.

During the Stone Temple Pilots performance of "Dead and Bloated" at the Reading Festival in 1993, at the 2:22 mark, Dean DeLeo is clearly seen using a Marshall 1960B 4x12'' Cabinet. The cabinet is positioned beneath his more commonly used slanted 1960A cabinet. This observation is supported by footage from the YouTube video provided by the user "stone temple lover" titled "Stone Temple Pilots - Dead and Bloated - Reading 1993." It can also be spotted at other points in the video.

According to this Guitar Geek diagram of his rig with Army of Anyone, Dean DeLeo uses Marshall 1960A slanted 4x12 cabinets. He has also used these with Stone Temple Pilots since the “Core” album, and mentions in an article with MusicRadar (https://www.musicradar.com/news/rig-tour-stone-temple-pilots) that he has used the same rig that includes the Marshall cabinets since 1990.

In an article by MusicRadar, Dean DeLeo showcases his pedalboard, which includes the Dunlop Cry Baby GCB-95 wah pedal.

In this MusicRadar article, Dean DeLeo showcases his pedalboard, which is powered by an MXR Iso-Brick power supply.

In this MusicRadar article, Dean DeLeo showcases his pedalboard which includes a Custom Audio Electronics buffer.

In this MusicRadar article, Dean DeLeo’s guitar tech Bruce mentions his use of a semi-hollow PRS McCarty II with a gold finish. It is fitted with a piezo system and is used to replicate the sound of an acoustic guitar on songs where Dean used an acoustic guitar in the studio, such as “Creep” and “Sour Girl”.

According to this Guitar Geek rig diagram, Dean DeLeo uses a Rockman MIDI Octopus effects processor. He has previously mentioned that he has used the same rig (including the Rockman) since 1990.

According to the Guitar Geek rig diagram, Dean DeLeo uses a Vox AC30 amplifier equipped with two Celestion Alnico Blue 12” speakers.

According to a Guitar Geek rig diagram, Dean DeLeo's doubleneck Custom Shop Fender Stratocasters are equipped with Seymour Duncan JB Model Humbuckers.

According to the Guitar Geek rig diagram, Dean DeLeo uses S.I.T. Brand Strings in 10 and 11 gauge on his guitars.

According to the Guitar Geek rig diagram, Dean DeLeo uses the Scholz Research & Development Rockman MIDI Pedal to switch between his effects on his MIDI Octopus.

In this MusicRadar article, Dean DeLeo’s guitar tech explains that his 2009 Les Paul has a Seymour Duncan Jazz pickup in the bridge position.

In this MusicRadar article, Dean DeLeo shows and speaks highly of a Telecaster-style electric guitar that his guitar tech Bruce Nelson custom-made for him.

In this image of Stone Temple Pilots performing live, you can clearly see Dean DeLeo playing a metallic blue Telecaster with a white pickguard and a maple fingerboard.