Devin Townsend

In the live performance of "March Of The Poozers" at the Royal Albert Hall, Devin Townsend plays his signature Framus Devin Townsend V guitar. Known for its exceptional quality and unique design, this guitar features a 28" scale and is tuned F# B F# B F# B D#. This distinctive setup, combined with elements like Evertune and EMG pickups, showcases Townsend's innovative approach to music.

At 0:05 in this video, Devin Townsend can be seen playing on a Framus Custom Shop AK 74.

He can be seen holding one on the back cover of Biomech, and used one live during the Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing and part of the City tours.

0:31 into this video Devin can be seen playing on a Fender Stratocaster Sienna Sunburst.

In this promotional image, Devin is posing with his signature Peavey guitar, the Peavey PXD Vicious.

In this live performance picture, Devin can be seen playing on a Gibson Les Paul Custom.

Devin can be seen here playing an SG for the song "Storm" on his Accelerated Evolution record live in studio.

In this live performance picture, Devin can be seen playing on a Peavey PXD 23.

In this picture, Devin can be seen holding an LTD SC-607B.

"I’ve decided on Framus as my main guitars for DTP. They’re a German company and they also do Warwick basses.

"They’re sort of throwback-looking guitars with lights and things like that to bring them into the modern world. A 335-like shape [Mayfield] or big Les Paul kind of shape [1974]. They’re all sort of customised to what I’m looking for.

"I have so many different styles of music with different touring bands. DTP being the primary one. I use different guitars for different applications. For example, if I’m doing the Casualties Of Cool stuff I work with the Fender or Hansen, but Framus is just incredible stuff. I love it, I really do."

At 17:21, Devin shows off his ESP Ronnie Wood signature Telecaster. It's pickups were replaced with an 81 in the bridge and a dummy in the neck. The pickguard was removed and replaced with an electrical board.

It was eventually modded with an actual EMG neck pickup (unsure of the model) mounted with a pickup ring, rather than the board. As seen in this video.

Devin Townsend tours with two prototypes of his signature Framus Stormbender. These Stormbenders feature an ebony fretboard, mahogany body, maple neck, 25.5” scale, and are tricked out with internal LEDs, Townsend’s signature Fishman Transcendence pickups, and an Evertune bridge.

Devin can be seen using a Peavey Composite Acoustics GX type acoustic guitar in this "unplugged" session. A clear shot of the guitar can be seen at 1:05 (You can see it is a GX type and not an OX because of the distinct binding surrounding the soundhole and the presence of inlays on the fretboard.)

Throughout this video, Devin can be seen playing on a Shadowsky T-Style.

In this picture, Devin can be seen playing on a Peavey Predator. According to this youtube video, Devin says that this is a prototype Peavey Predator.

Devin can be seen here playing on a Strandberg Boden 8-string.

Devin can be found playing an ibanez s series in his epic duel against Ziltoid the Omniscient

Devin Uses this guitar in the Ocean Machine livestream and the Herman Li Livestream. He posted a picture of it via Instagram.

Devin Townsend is associated with the Framus Stormbender Devin Townsend Signature #17-3725, as listed on the Framus website. This model is part of his signature collection.

At 3:01 in this video, Devin Townsend can be seen playing on a Framus Mayfield Custom.

In this EMGtv session video, Devin can be seen playing on an Alvarez Yairi JYM86CTS.

Throughout this video Devin can be seen playing on a Peavey HP Special.

As of 0:25 Devin can be seen holding an Ernie Ball Music Man Axis.

In a MusicRadar article by Rob Laing, Devin Townsend discusses his use of the Framus 1974 semi-acoustic guitar, highlighting its semi-hollow design.

In a video from the Dunlop Sessions: Casualties Of Cool, Devin Townsend is shown using a Framus The Blank T guitar, equipped with Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound STR-3 neck and STL-3 bridge pickups.

He plays Hello Kitty Squier.

Dev can be seen using this guitar during the Wacken (2014) Live show. This guitar is known as the Ziltoid guitar.

Throughout this video Devin can be seen holding and playing on a custom-made Peavey Generation.

Devin Townsend is associated with the Framus Stormbender Devin Townsend Signature Masterbuilt guitar, as detailed on the Warwick website.

On the Framus website it lists the guitars Dev has in his collection.