Frank Iero

Frank posted a pic of his new Kurt Cobain Jaguar sent to him by fender.

This is one of the videos in which you can see Frank Iero playing his black Epiphone Sheraton-II.

In 2003, Frank Iero briefly used an Epiphone Les Paul Special II, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Tumblr.

Seen in photo and mentioned in caption: "in complete love with this Black Magick @suprousa rig paired with these @brittonnash JM and Wayfarer model guitars"

In an Instagram post, Frank Iero expresses excitement about his new Fender American Professional II Jazzmaster, highlighting its features and thanking Fender for the gift.

Frank Iero is pictured holding an Epiphone Ltd Ed 50th Anniversary 1961 Casino TD Electric Guitar, as shown in the provided image.

Frank uses this guitar during the songs Dead! and House of Wolves. It can been seen first at 4:22, and then again at 15:07 into the video.

Frank can be seen playing his green Phant-O-Matic guitar throughout this video.

This Squier Bronco Bass is owned by Frank Iero

"I used this bass while touring and playing bass for The Architects KCMO in 2013/2014. Updated the stock pickup with an EMG like Mikey Way’s signature short scale Mustang." - Frank

He just got it from the Fender Custom Shop. It was built for him by Dennis Galuszka.

While not shown in the video nor seen on his pedalboard, when talking about the Tone-Lok series at 49:00 Frank says that he has the Tone-Lok FZ-7 Fuzz Pedal. He also has the CF-7 Chorus/Flanger and DE-7 Delay on his boards.

In this video Frank can be seen playing his signature Epiphone Wilshire Phant-o-matic, whilst wearing a Ernie Ball red polypro guitar strap.

Here you can see Frank Iero playing on Gibson Les Paul Special Single Cut P90 Ebony

In this photo you can see Frank with a Kay Swingmaster 6960 guitar.

Frank is using a Fender Twin Reverb in this tutorial video

In the recent return concert of My Chemical Romance, Frank Iero is seen to be using a Novo Serus J in bull black with fiesta red pickguard.

From 10:08 - 10:20 there is clear shots of Frank playing the (Eastwood) AIRLINE 59 3P "RIPLEY" CUSTOM on house of wolves.

This is the only time I've seen Frank play one but he for sure did here.

At Riot Fest 2013, Frank played this orange Gibson Grabber Bass while playing for Reggie and the Full Effect.

In this picture, you can see frank with an epiphone EB 3. You can tell it is a EB 3 as it has two pickups instead of one as the EB 0.

Can be seen here. Live at Reading Festival 2006

https://reverb.com/item/70179201-marshall-jcm-2000-dual-super-lead-owned-by-frank-iero?show_sold=true

There are four of these Marshall heads for sale. They were used in My Chem all throughout the world during the Black Parade touring cycle and then in LA for the Danger Days writing process." - Frank

During this whole set, uploaded in 2011, Frank plays on a Epiphone EL-00 acoustic guitar.

At 3:42 in the video and onward, you can see the Abernethy logo on the headstock. Cross referenced with Abernethy’s website:

https://abernethyguitars.com/available-builds/2020/7/2/q6trqufwjmzu413w2qsl1mswp1xjjf

You can see Frank is playing a version of this guitar model with what looks like P90’s.

In this YouTube video at 7:50, Frank talks about his white lawsuit Fernandes stratocaster.

It was his first guitar and it used to be completly covered in stickers.

Frank has an epiphone coronet in his collection. He played one a friend had and loved it. He states it reminded him of the version from the 60s which he likes. Frank got Epiphone to send him one. he loves how light the weight is, as well as how affordable the guitar is. The only thing he changed out was the bridge. He did so to help with tuning stability of the guitar

At 0:58 the bass octave deluxe is seen next to the phase 90

Frank Iero put this photo on the Instagram with caption :"rad mail day today! psyched on this @zvexeffects fuzz factory"

Frank uses an Epiphone Emperor in this video. It can be seen best at 0:10.

He uses this guitar throughout the music video.

Frank used a Gibson ES-335 during their reunion show for the songs "Summertime", "I Don't Love You", and "Kids From Yesterday". You can see him using it if you look off far to the left (trust me, he's using that guitar)

Frank can be seen playing a Tobacco Sunburst Les Paul Custom in this picture, I've seen this mistaken as an aged silverburst before but they don't tend to age just as orange as the Tobacco Sunburst finish