Eric Schenkman

In this photo, a part of Schenkman's rig can be seen, which was, according to the comment section, previously used by Jeff Healey.

In an article by Willie G. Moseley for Vintage Guitar® magazine, Eric Schenkman is pictured playing a Gibson SG Special Electric Guitar, highlighting its role in his performances.

Eric Schenkman played with this guitar at Hudson Theatre on February 7, 2014 in New York City.

"Guitarist Eric Schenkman rocked out on his Epiphone Korina Flying V." Official Epiphone website. (illustrated with photographs)

Eric Schenkman at the Jimi Hendrix Birthday Tribute show - BB King Blues Club, NY, Nov. 2010

In this photo, Schenkman's Neumann U47 microphone can be seen.

In the video titled "Spin Doctors Cover Prince On The Spot" by Musora, Eric Schenkman is observed using the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner on his floorboard around the 7:37 mark.

Eric Schenkman is observed using the MXR M101 Phase 90 on his pedalboard in the video by Musora titled "Spin Doctors Cover Prince On The Spot," specifically around the 7:37 mark.

In the video titled "Spin Doctors Cover Prince On The Spot" by Musora on YouTube, Eric Schenkman can be seen using the Hermida Audio Zendrive on his pedalboard at approximately 7:37.

In the video "Spin Doctors Cover Prince On The Spot" by Musora, Eric Schenkman is observed using the Carl Martin Surf Trem on his pedalboard at approximately 7:37.

Eric Schenkman is confirmed to use the ZVEX Super Hard On Boost pedal, as seen on his floorboard in the Musora YouTube video "Spin Doctors Cover Prince On The Spot" at around 7:37.

In the video "Spin Doctors Cover Prince On The Spot" by Musora on YouTube, guitarist Eric Schenkman is observed using the ZVex Vexter Series Super Hard On pedal on his floorboard around the 7:37 mark.

Eric Schenkman confirms using a Pensa-Suhr 1989 Custom Stratocaster, as he personally requested John Suhr to build this unique guitar specifically for the Spin Doctors. In his own words, "This guitar... in 1989, I asked @johnsuhr to build me a strat for the spindocs... it was my main guitar on 'Pocketful of Kryptonite' and it was the last thing I grabbed for the new @spindoctorsband rekkid... glad I did cause it's my main guitar on this one too." The guitar was originally built by @mashinonyc at @rudysmusic and features a Wilkinson bridge installed by Rich Koerner in 1991, along with single coils wound by @lordthomasnilsen of @creamtguitars. This information is sourced directly from Eric Schenkman's Instagram post.