Gary Miller

"My first guitar was a Bradley Les Paul copy, but Les Pauls were uncomfortable. I’d get a belly rash and arm rash—because we were digging in, y’know? In the CBGB’s DVD (Bad Brains: Live at CBGB 1982), most of that was an Ovation (UKII 1291) that Ric Ocasek gave me during the (Rock for Light) record." - Gary Miller.

Dr Know states that he "had a B.C. Rich Eagle that got stolen" in an interview with Premiere Guitar.

When talking talking to Premier Guitar about the switch from Marshall's and Fender's, Doc says, " We were on tour with Living Colour, and Vernon [Reid]’s tech was a rep at Mesa. Vernon was using the Dual Rectifiers, but they didn’t have enough headroom for me. So I A/B/C’d the Marshall with the Dual and Triple Rectifiers, and the Triples had good headroom and could hold the bottom but also clean up like a Twin—because I need to have a very versatile amp. I use the 6L6 version, because it’s cleaner."

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Gary Miller mentions using the Line 6 POD HD500, highlighting its role in his music setup.

he's literally holding it in his official reverb page

Gary Miller, known as Dr. Know of Bad Brains, previously owned the DOD Rubberneck Analog Delay, as listed in his official Reverb shop.

he sold it on his official reverb shop

Gary Miller has listed the VHT Pitbull CLX100 guitar amplifier head in his Reverb shop, as shown on reverb.com.

Gary Miller, also known as Dr. Know of Bad Brains, is selling his ATD V-Stack Classic overdrive pedal on Reverb.

Gary Miller sold his DOD Envelope Filter 440 (2014) on his official Reverb store, as indicated in the Reverb listing.

he sold it on his official reverb shop

Gary Miller sold a DOD Gunslinger distortion pedal on his official Reverb shop, as seen on the Reverb website.

he sold it on his official reverb shop

he sold it in his official reverb shop