Hillel Slovak

In this picture you can see Slovaks main guitar, a late 60s Strat with a rosewood freatboard, in a sunburst finish.

Hillel Slovak can be seen using his custom Gibbson Clapton at 00:33 in this music video.

he plays it in early era it is painted in blue

He uses it in the "True men dont kill coyotes" video. It´s covered in colourful tapes. Ypu can see it multiple times thoroughout the video.

I was reading that this was his first electric guitar.

According to the article it was gifted to him by a friend and was his second guitar (first being a Telecaster knock-off), before he got his Fender Stratocaster.

In this picture you can see Slovaks main guitar, a late 60s Strat with a rosewood freatboard, in a sunburst finish.

In this photo you can see Hillel playing a sunburst 1968 Strat.

"As a tribute to Hillel Slovak, which was one of Frusciantes' idols, John continued playing on Hillel's guitar. It was a Fender Stratocaster." - Wikipedia (https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Frusciante)

"I [John Frusciante] played mostly Strats and Les Pauls on the record [Mother's Milk]. For a while, my main guitar was a ’68 Strat, but it was stolen. Since then, I’ve gotten a couple of others that I’ve fallen in love with. But our basic philosophy is that our tones are in our fingers, and the particular instrument you play, or what kind of pick you use, doesn’t matter much." - Groundguitar (https://www.groundguitar.com/john-frusciante-gear/john-frusciantes-1968-fender-stratocaster/)

In this article, it says, "Slovak’s amp was a Marshall Super Bass head. He ran that through a handpainted, straight-front 4x12 cabinet."

"A gnarly box I have is the Super-Fuzz, that I got from a friend." (Mistakenly listed as a "Morley Super-Fuzz" in the video)

An OD-1 can be seen in Hillel's pedalboard from 17 seconds onward in the video.

A CE-2 can be seen in Hillel's pedalboard from 17 seconds onward in the video.

In this Premier Guitar article, it is mentioned that Hillel Slovak uses an MXR Distortion +.

He uses Dunlop Cry Baby Wah

On page 2 of the article they state that Hillel ''used gray 1.00 mm Dunlop picks.''