Geordie Walker

In this video, Geordie is recording a guitar tracks using a Gibson 1952 ES-295. The first clear view of the front of the guitar is at 0:20.

In this concert of 2011, Geordie is using two Framus Dragon guitar heads. The heads can be seen throughout almost the entire video and more clearly at 2:43.

Two BluGuitar Amp 1 units can be seen on the top of Geordie's cabinets. So far, he's been using them for the Laugh At Your Peril tour and the Tool tour.

In this image, Geordie can be seen playing on a Gibson Les Paul equipped with P-90 pickups.

How did you find that instrument in the first place?

I was very lucky. I got a real **Les Paul deluxe* when I was 15, and then with the money I had saved from the two real jobs I had as a youngster, I bought a little SG Junior. I was noticing that if you play an interesting chord with a distorted sound, the harmonics of the distortion would make the chord disappear. So I thought what I’d do is get a semi-acoustic so I’d still have the electric sound, put a little contact pickup on it and I’ll mix an acoustic sound with it. I came across an old Gibson catalog, saw one of those types of guitar, and went, ‘Look at that! What a beautiful looking guitar!’ I found one in London for 40 pounds, plugged in and the sound was just there.*

Geordie uses a Bell ADT Delay units, according to this Guitar Geek rig diagram.

In this concert of 1994 Geordie is using a Marshall EL34. The power amp can be seen as of 4:34.

Geordie uses two of these custom built Burman cabs.

How did you find that instrument in the first place?

I was very lucky. I got a real Les Paul deluxe when I was 15, and then with the money I had saved from the two real jobs I had as a youngster, I bought a little SG Junior. I was noticing that if you play an interesting chord with a distorted sound, the harmonics of the distortion would make the chord disappear. So I thought what I’d do is get a semi-acoustic so I’d still have the electric sound, put a little contact pickup on it and I’ll mix an acoustic sound with it. I came across an old Gibson catalog, saw one of those types of guitar, and went, ‘Look at that! What a beautiful looking guitar!’ I found one in London for 40 pounds, plugged in and the sound was just there.

In this video Geordie is using a Line 6 DL4 . The pedal can be seen around 2:47.

In this concert of 2011 Geordie is using two PA:CE (also released under Bell Electrolabs) automatic double trackers. The units can be clearly seen as of 2:43.

In this band rehearsal photo, Geordie can be seen playing in front of two stacks of Framus 4x12 cabinets.

In this image, two Marshall heads, among which is a JCM 2000 TSL 100, can be seen behind Geordie Walker.

In this image of a Killing Joke concert, the PolyTune tuner pedal can be seen on the lower left corner.

In this concert of 1994 Geordie is using a Marshall JMP-1. The preamp can be seen right at 4:34.

In a video from the Belgian TV show "Generation 80," Geordie Walker is seen playing a 1979 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail Natural Finish during Killing Joke's performance of "Unspeakable" and "Exit." The video, uploaded by ScottishTeeVee on YouTube, captures this appearance from 1981.

Geordie Walker is confirmed to use Dunlop Delrin 500 0.46mm Guitar Picks, as evidenced by a YouTube video from Bloodstock 2022, where he can be seen using them at the 20:27 timestamp. These distinctive pink 0.46mm picks can be seen directly behind him, to the left of this image.