Jason Becker

at 2:51 The repairmen at Carvin discover a guitar pick inside the hole of the Kahler tremolo of Jason's famous blue dc200c. this was also one of the picks Jason happened to use.

The second post on that topic came from Jason himself "Boss Super Overdrive''.

At 0:08 you can clearly see this guitar hanging on Jason's wall.

On this message board, someone asks Jason what amp he used on Perpetual Burn, and he confirms that it was a Marshall JCM800.

"My Hurricane guitar from the cover of Perpetual Burn," says Jason Becker, in this Facebook post.

In this video, Jason Becker's two Carvin DC200, from the late 80s, are documented. Around 2:00, Jason Becker talks about his first Carvin DC200, and at 2:16, he says, "This guitar felt like butter."

As seen in this ad using Carvin X-100B heads from this Pinterest post, during the "Go Off" album era. Further backed up on Carvin Museum's website: http://www.carvinmuseum.com/decade/images/89-vinnievincent.html

at 0:10 you can see a Kahler tremolo unit on both of Jason's late 80's Carvin guitars.

Jason Becker used the A/DA MP-1 MIDI Programmable Tube Preamp during the recording of the first Cacophony album. This is documented in a magazine advertisement featured on Pointy Guitar.

This pickup is the signature pickup of jason becker. it is used in all of the Jason Becker Tribute Kiesel Models. this Pickup came about after jason aproached duncan about creating a new pickup. it is made to have a hot than vintage wind

In this video, Jason Becker talks about his Paradise Guitar signature model.

This video was dedicated to the making of Jason's black jb200 Michael Jackson inspired guitar.

In this video Jason beckers guitar collection is shown. at one point of the video a black les paul studio is shown hanging on a wall

at 0:23 you can see a yellow Scotty pick holder attached to Jason's purple dc200 'yoyo' guitar

At 0:11 you can hear the narator tell about the two requests Jason made. He wanted a jb200c in the colors of his favorite NFL team. After that you can see him with the guitar.

He uses that pickup in his signature Kiesel.

Jason used Dean Markley and S.I.T. Strings. I remember hearing he used 10-46 for Cacophony and his solo albums and 9-42 for his time with David Lee Roth.

Jason Becker used S.I.T. Brand Strings, opting for 10-46 gauge strings during his work with Cacophony and on his solo albums, and 9-42 gauge strings while playing with David Lee Roth. This information is supported by a user-uploaded photo.