Frank Iero

Orange's website lists that Iero uses the Tiny Terror guitar head.

This photo shows frank playing the mikey way mustang

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

In this instagram post, Frank celebrates acquiring the Twin-Twelve, even posting a heart-eyes emoji

"I purchased this guitar shortly after finishing the Black Parade and before starting to write and record Conventional Weapons with My Chem. I always thought it was one of the coolest looking guitars I have ever owned." - Frank Iero

In a video on VK, Frank Iero is seen playing a Fender American Acoustasonic Stratocaster while advising viewers to wash their hands to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Here is Frank using a Gibson firebrand ES335, it can be characterised by the uncovered pickups and bare wood finish

In the Ernie Ball "String Theory" feature, Frank Iero discusses using Ernie Ball Burly Slinky Guitar Strings (11-52), which provide optimal tension for his preferred tuning to Eb.

Frank posted this picture to Instagram in which you can see a Boss DM-2 on his pedalboard

In an Instagram post by frankieromustdie, Frank Iero's 1972 Gibson SG is visible in the background, suggesting its use during practice.

"😍 good trade! Thank you @garyholt_official, for my first Floyd Rose! Gonna go learn how to play Blacklist now on this gorgeous SOB! 🔥"

Frank has a Bowman Audio Endeavors Fortune and glory on his pedalboard, shown in this video at 45:20

"So after some touring, some recording, and tons of writing i’m getting ready to send this beast off to the next lucky Topo-Chic’sman for future rocking. Thank you to @timdovestuff @ernieball @music_man for making her and to @dmatson and @topochicousa for trusting me with her safety. Before we box her up Miles and i left our lasting marks on the back alongside her past hosts. 🥨 Pretzels Forever! 🙏 KTF🖤xofrnk"

you can see frank singing throught the microfone in some parts of the song. most exactly minute 0:48

Seen at the top of his rig used for switching between guitars

At 0:52 you can see the boss tremolo in the top left next to the holy grail reverb

in this photo, we see frank using a fender geddy lee bass

you can see frank using a jazz bass for a concert. tough is hard to see, you can see the fender mark in the headstock of the bass.

Frank's guitar is connected to this amp the whole video.

Frank used a white Fender Toronado Deluxe 2005 during the Projekt Revolution tour. You can tell it's the 2005 model because it has a smaller pickguard.

If You look closely in the black parade music video, Frank Iero is seen holding a Sharaton II Ebony Pro. At some points of the video, You can clearly see the resemblance, From fret board to headstock to body, Its exactly it.

In this Instagram video, Frank Iero is playing the Skull Fuzz pedal from Dr. No Effects at the Chicago Music Exchange shop in November 2018.

in this youtube video at 3:55 , frank can be seen using this epi 335 dot

Shown at 0:20 in Ernie Ball's combo music video

In a user-uploaded photo from the 2009 Summer Sonic Festival, Frank Iero is seen playing a Zemaitis C24MF guitar during his performance with My Chemical Romance.

Frank has a Fender "Partscaster" Jazzmaster in his collection. the partscaster name comes from the guitar being built from different, non stock, parts. The guitar was bought while Frank was on tour. the guitar is comprised of a 50s Body, and a 90s neck. He states that when he bought it the pickguard was wrong, and non functional. He liked the guitar because of how unique it was. Frank figured "it makes sound, I can make it work"

Throughout his career Frank was known to play white les pauls. Fank doesn't really know why he got those les pauls. In recent years Frank figured he should have a les paul again. He figured when the right one came along he would buy it. A friend told him to try this 92 les paul custom which, he ended up buying.

Frank has a bowman audio pedal on his board, seen in this video at 50:15. This pedal is a clone of a Klon Centaur. The company is ran by James Bowman of the band Against Me. He tried this pedal while testing out various Klon clones.

Frank wore a d'addario Stars and Stripes guitar strap during MCR's Danger Days era.

This strap is also seen in the Na Na Na and Bulletproof Heart tutorial videos with Ray Toro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFRL89E0Lx0

In this picture you can see the guitar picks on the microphone stand