Jeordie White

He used it during 'Disposable Teens'

From Tone King's video examining Jeordie's guitars. He describes why his Widow has a larger body than is customary: The people at B.C. Rich knew him to be a bass player, and proceeded to make a bass. Upon realizing he was to be playing guitar in Marilyn Manson for this tour, they decided to simply keep the Widow bass body, and add the appropriate bridge, neck-scale and tuners, hence its distinctively different look. Jeordie's Instagram shows a clear photo of the finished guitar, with the bass body here: https://instagram.com/p/MHpFasikuW/?taken-by=jeordie He also has photos, presumably taken by the folks at B.C. Rich, after refitting the instrument to be a 6-string guitar: https://instagram.com/p/K_aZblikkp/?taken-by=jeordie

Tone king video showcasing Jeordie's Electrical Guitar Company custom Flying V. All chromed-plated aluminum construction. 2-piece body construction allows for a chambered aluminum body, making the guitar light enough for comfortable use on-stage.

Jeordie White is seen with a B.C. Rich Pro X Bich guitar in an Instagram post shared by him. Additionally, a Tone King video discusses his use of a B.C. Rich Bich 6-string guitar during his tenure as guitarist for Marilyn Manson.

He uses a white Nash Tele during 'Sweet Dreams'

He uses it at the end of the set with 'Beautiful People'

In a user-uploaded photo on Discogs, Jeordie White is seen holding a Jackson Randy Rhoads V, likely from the late 1990s.

Seen using a white one live in this picture