Jason Hook

In the video by Guitar World, Jason Hook goes into great detail about his signature Gibson Explorer guitar and how he has built in the Boss Pitch Shifter in to the guitar.

Well, I would take the Marshall JCM800. I would take a BOSS Super Overdrive pedal. And I would take the first M4 that I made - it was a white one with black stripes.

This is the amp head that Jason uses on tour.

Arthur Seay (Jason Hook's guitar tech) shows Jason's axes. He said that Jason uses 7-string Ibanez Xiphos (with Jason's custom graphics on it)

Jason Hook's official website has a section dedicated to his gear, where he shows this photo of his pedalboard. The Line 6 DL4 effects pedal can be seen in the lower left of the board.

In the video by Guitar World, Jason Hook goes into great detail about his signature Gibson Explorer guitar and how he has built in the Boss Pitch Shifter in to the guitar.

Not much information on this guitar, but you can see Jason cycling through the different light up modes on the guitar. It is a Gibson explorer of some sort, seems that he gave this guitar to Rod Miller to customize it for him and add LED's to it, Jason used this guitar in the last few tours with FFDP and you can see him using it in the rehersal for "That Metal Show"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03PJVGBFzNM. "its kind of cool, i love it it's rad". Rod made Jason a few other guitars like his other customized Gibson explorer with a pedal in it. http://rodmillerguitars.com/gallery/

Here you can see Jason holding his new Signature Epiphone Explorer

In an Instagram photo from October 2013, Jason Hook shows his newly purchased guitar, which is resting in its case. He says, "I'm a shopaholic, picked this up today .. She's a beauty! Les Paul standard - desert burst! #gibsonguitars #lespaul #5fdp #ffdp"

In a video by Marshall Amplification, Jason Hook is seen using the Marshall JVM410H amplifier while on tour with Alice Cooper.

In a Rig Tour video by TotalGuitar, Jason Hook of Five Finger Death Punch showcases his unique Gibson Jason Hook M-4 Sherman Double-Neck guitar, which he uses to perform "Bad Company."

Here we can see that Jason's 2010 rig included "four Marshall straight-front 1960B cabinets."

According to Jason and his guitar tech, Calvin Roffey, who were interviewed for the making of this rig diagram, Jason had a black 2005 Gibson Explorer as his main guitar while touring in 2010.

According to Jason and his guitar tech, Calvin Roffey, who were interviewed for the making of this rig diagram, Jason had a JMP-1 preamp in his rack gear.

According to Jason and his guitar tech, Calvin Roffey, who were interviewed for the making of this rig diagram, Jason had the ISP Decimator G in his rack during 2010.

According to Jason and his guitar tech, Calvin Roffey, who were interviewed for the making of this rig diagram, Jason had the Voodoo Lab GCX switcher in his 2010 tour rack.

Jason had two customized 9200 MonoBlock power amps in his 2010 tour rig.

"The Traveler Speedster is such a great-feeling guitar we have two on the bus and one in the dressing room at all times. It’s the perfect warm up tool."

Jason Hook, guitarist for Five Finger Death Punch, is mentioned in an interview with LAZER 103.3 as a significant part of the Red Monkey family, highlighting his use of the Jason Hook Custom Shop Red Monkey Guitar Strap.

According to the Ibanez's website, Hook uses the Ibanez TS808 tube screamer pedal.

Here we can see that Jason's 2010 rig included the Furman PF R power conditioner.

According to Jason and his guitar tech, Calvin Roffey, who were interviewed for the making of this rig diagram, Jason had the TC G Major 2 in his rack.

Jason used the Mod Pro rack on his 2010 tour.

Jason used the Echo Pro rack on his 2010 tour.

According to Jason and his guitar tech, Calvin Roffey, who were interviewed for the making of this rig diagram, Jason used the GCX ground control footswitch in conjunction with the rack gear off stage.

Jason's speaker cabinets were loaded with Celestion Vintage 30s during his 2010 tour.r

According to Shure's artist page, Jason Hook, playing for Alice Cooper uses Shure's SM57 Instrument microphone.

In a video by EVH Gear, Jason Hook of Five Finger Death Punch discusses using the EVH 5150III Stealth 120-Watt Head during his tours.

According to Epiphone he chose JB for his signature.

In this video Jason Hook explains that this amplifier was A/B tested and picked by him as the only winner for the tone and versatility it has. He uses it now mainly during the tours. He also shares his wet/dry/wet setup.