Gustavo Cerati

This guitar was built for Gustavo by his friend, luthier Rudy Pensa (at that moment in asociation with John Surh) in 1987-88. It became his main guitar after his famous Blue Jackson Soloist was retired. You can see him playing it in that picture with Carlos Alomar.

As can be seen in the touring rig of 2009 source, Gustavo Cerati used the Blackstone Overdrive.

The ES-335 Guitar was used in "Te Para Tres" Song By Soda Stereo

As can be seen in the touring rig of 2009 source, Gustavo Cerati used the Carl Martin Compressor/Limiter Pedal.

Cerati uso este amplificador desde 1984 hasta 1985 (hasta que fue robados los equipos de la banda), se le puede ver a Cerati usandolo en el badia & cia, es seguro que Cerati usó el modelo Music Man 212 HD 130w, no confundan con el modelo 210 HD, ya que el 210 HD es más pequeño y en el primer canal solo tiene 3 controladores (volumen, trable, bajo); en cambio, el 212 HD es un poco más grande y en el primer canal tiene los 4 controladores (volumen, trable, medio, bajo).

On Gustavo Cerati's official site, he has a gear page where the ProCo Vintage Rat is listed under his pedals.

"Distorsión The Rat Proco"

As can be seen in the touring rig of 2009 source, Gustavo Cerati used two Bogner Ubercab 412 cabinets.

This Guitar was used by Gustavo in several songs in studio recordings and in two historical music videos from Soda; 'En La Ciudad de La Furia' and 'De Música Ligera'

In a 2006 concert in Spain, Gustavo Cerati is photographed with a Gibson SG Les Paul Custom Historic '61 Re-Issue TV Yellow Electric Guitar. The image, sourced from Flickr, captures Cerati using the guitar, which features a white pickguard, although it appears black in the photo.

On Gustavo Cerati's official site, he has a gear page where the ZVex Fuzz Probe is listed under his pedals.

Gustavo Cerati's Godin Radiator Cool Sound guitar was featured in the 2007 "CQC" television program segment, "adidas en Cadena de Favores," as shown in the YouTube video by adidasArgentina. Although it wasn't used in any concerts, this appearance highlights its connection to Cerati.

Gustavo bought his G&L Legacy to record his penultimate album.

In the source photographes, the G&L Legacy at the tour rig can be seen.

In the source photographes, the Shure UR4D Wireless Receiver at the tour rig can be seen.

The personal guitar tech of gustavo cerati, Barakus, tells at 5:05 of the video:

"Cuando yo llegué, usaba los Marshall, uno era el Super Bass y el otro era el Super Lead."

As seen in a tour gear abridgment, he uses the Eventide Eclipse.

The picture shows Gustavo recording with a Rickenbacker 360, back in 2009.

The personal guitar tech of gustavo cerati, Barakus, tells at 5:05 of the video:

"Cuando yo llegué (al final de la gira Cancion animal) usaba los Marshall, uno era el Super Bass y el otro era el Super Lead."

Per Gustavo Cerati's guitar tech, Eduardo Barakus Iencenella's Facebook page, this is Cerati's number one guitar since its purchase in 1989.

The following notes were provided in Spanish by Iencenella:

"En el tour MVV uso dos PRS, la custom multifoil de siempre (en foto) y otra PRS custom , que es la que se llevaba todos los golpes. Para el ultimo show de la gira, si rompio una tercer PRS que tenia su destino marcado. Y la Parker es modelo Fly."

Gustavo Cerati used the Fender Stratocaster WS White from 1984 to 1985. In 1985, he repainted the guitar gray, keeping the pickguard black. This guitar was pivotal in Soda Stereo's early career, featured during their first group presentation and their debut theater show at Astros in 1985. It was also used on their first two albums, "Soda Stereo" and "Nada Personal." The source photo on Flickr captures this iconic instrument.

Gustavo Cerati is shown using the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner in a tour gear photo.

Gustavo bought this guitar around 1994-95 and played it at the recordings for Sueño Stereo. You can see a picture of him using it, that photo comes inside Sueño Stereo's book (Both vinyl and cd)

In the image you can see that gustavo appears with its typical Jackson SL1, in addition to being with an amplifier Seymour Duncan Convertible 100, which acquired during the time of Nada Personal. This image is from 1986, the time of Signos.

Cerati grabando con Fender Jazz Bass

Se le puede observar en esta presentación en el 3:35 con más claridad.

Gustavo can be seen using the Parker Fly in this Soda performance at MTV unplugged.

Guitarra adquirida después del gran robo de sus instrumentos en 1985. La utilizó hasta 1987, luego se la presto a Richard Coleman, y también la uso Roly Ureta (en algunas presentaciones de Fricción que se encuentra en YouTube se lo puede ver con la Schecter) Fue restaurada por el luthier Andy Ramos.

Gustavo use a Shure SM58 in Me Verás Volver Tour

This photo shows Gustavo posing with the guitar and his wife at that time Cecilia Amenábar in 1994.

Synthesizer used in the studio for the recording of his solo album Fuerza Natural (2009).