Jake Snider

In this Twitter post posted by Snider on his official profile, the Ernie Ball Music Man Cutlass is visible.

Snider put this guitar up for sale, with asking price being the 1600 dollars. It is in gold colour.

"Every since I got it, it's made its way into the set quite a few times, and it has a lot of advantages over your sort of typical stage guitar I suppose. It's light as hell - it's awesome." - Jakes talks about his Virage and other stage gear in this Vox-produced video.

In this Twitter post posted by Snider on his official profile, the PRS Vela is visible.

In this setup photo posted by Snider, the black Gibson Les Paul Custom can be seen.

Yeah, on this one I did play a lot of different guitars. I used the new Ibanez Talman quite a bit—the Tele-style Talman.

Jake Snider is seen using a Gretsch 6121 Roundup electric guitar, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo on Equipboard.

In this photo, two of Snider's Stratocasters can be seen : Tokai Stratocaster and Fender MIJ '57 Reissue Stratocaster.

At 5:11 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar Jake show us his custom Ibanez Roadcore Classic with a Seymour Duncan mini-humbucker and SD tele-style bridge pickup. According to the accompanying article "He keeps the pickup selector taped to neck-only, however."

Jake Snider, in an Instagram post, showcases his Ibanez TM1702M guitar, which he has modified to have the feel of a Fender Esquire, alongside another guitar, the TM1730. He discusses these guitars and their usage in a 2018 Premier Guitar interview. Here is the link to the interview with the time around his turn https://youtu.be/L-15Ssh4KcE?si=NGLXbodmEcfz3nmK&t=1296