Izzy Stradlin

"The Gibson ES-175s were a big favorite of mine when we first started. I could get them for $300 or $400. I like Les Pauls, but the hollowbodies are great, because I can play them in hotel rooms or anywhere without an amp. I just love the look, the feel, and the sound those things get." - Guitar Player magazine, May 1993

This is the guitar Izzy has used on the "Sweet Child O' Mine" video.

You can see that is the same guitar on the video at 00:14, 00:43, 00:47, 00:59 and 01:24.

Clearly you can read on the headstock that it's an ESP and you can see the same markers on the neck too.

Izzy's Gibson ES-350 is catalogued as part of Hard Rock's memorabilia collection.

"Izzy Stradlin from Guns N' Roses demands it... and his Carvin gear delivers" - 1988 Magazine ad where Izzy is seen playing the Carvin SH-225S

Izzy's Alvarez acoustic is catalogued on Hard Rock's memorabilia site.

Izzy is seen here playing one of his two Gibson ES-125 Electric Guitars.

Izzy's Gibson Les Paul Pro is catalogued as part of Hard Rock's memorabilia collection.

In the official "Welcome to the Jungle" video (0:43), Izzy is seen using a black ES-137. What differentiates this instrument from the ES-135 (which he also has been known to use) is the slightly smaller body size and use of a stop-type tailpiece in place of the trapeze style tailpiece found on the 135.

Bone stock fender telecaster in a sunburst finish. The year of manufacture according to Uber pro audio is a 1970.

In this official video, the whole guitar section of the band is using Guild acoustic guitars and a bass guitar. Izzy can be seen playing a guild on the couch in the background. (3:04 provides a clearer view of Izzy)

its a white les paul custom you honestly cant miss it.

On the recordings I used early-'60s Les Paul Specials, with the double cutaway. They've got those old soap-bar pickups and no binding, and I like the necks on them. the recordings that izzy is most likely referring to are either the use your illusion ones or the recordings for the first ju-ju hounds album.

http://www.mylespaul.com/threads/izzy-stradlins-1959-les-paul.384454/

This is a show where izzy joins velvet revolver for "its so easy" (originally written by guns). you can see it throughout the whole video, and seems to be an arcitc whit SG. you might have to fix my pick for an item as i chose custom SG, but i dont know what model it is, although it seems to say "custom shop" on the truss rod cover.

Izzy Stradlin use vintage (60's) Gretsch Chet Atkins Nashville 6120 double cut.

Izzy Stradlin and Gibson Flying V Heritage Cherry

Izzy with Gibson ES-345

Izzy with Roadworn Telecaster Deluxe

Izzy Stradlin & Gibson Byrdland

Izzy and Gibson Custom Shop '61 Les Paul SG TV Yellow

On the website page, Izzy can be seen with his Gibson J-200.

Izzy can be see with his Emperor Swingster guitar in some older photos with Guns 'N Roses.

"Izzy Stradlin from Guns N' Roses demands it... and his Carvin gear delivers" - 1988 Magazine ad where Izzy is seen with the Carvin XV-112EV Studio Tube Amp.

Matt mentions around 6:10 that he believes izzy used a mesa mark 3

izzy says he prefers the EV speakers on the bottom. It gets a real thick, warm sound. My preference is EVs on the bottom and Celestions on top

Izzy Stradlin and Soldano amp.

(Maybe SLO 100)

Appetite for Destruction tracks Izzy has recorded using Gibson es175, Fender Bassman head and Mesa/Boogie cabinet

izzy pick from the use your illusion tour