Jim Moginie

You can see Jim playing what appears to be a 63 SG custom on this video.

Jim Moginie prominently used an Epiphone Les Paul Custom as his primary electric guitar during the 1990s.

Jim Moginie has played several Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitars, including sunburst and white models. This is evident in the 1982 performance of "Stand in Line" by Midnight Oil at Wanda Beach, as seen on YouTube.

Jim Moginie is seen playing a Gretsch G6134 White Penguin, as shown in images available through a Google search.

Jim uses a Jazzmaster in this video

In the Rising Seas music video, Jim Moginie played this Rickenbacker 360F.

In the second half of this video, Jim can be seen using a Gretsch 7610 Roc Jet. This was his main guitar from about 1982 after a Les Paul Custom he previously used was stolen.

Jim Moginie is confirmed to use the Carlsbro Stingray Lead 2x12 150w amplifiers, as evidenced by their appearance behind him throughout the "Oils on the Water" concert, available on YouTube. Additionally, Moginie mentions using these amps in his book.

According to an article in FOH | Front of House Magazine about the Midnight Oil ‘Resist’ Tour, Jim Moginie's amplifiers are miked using the Shure Beta 58 Wired microphone.

In the live video "Midnight Oil - Power and the Passion (Live At The Domain, Sydney)" by MidnightOilVEVO on YouTube, Jim Moginie can be seen using a pair of Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amps, along with a Marshall quarter stack.

In the video titled "Best of Both Worlds I Midnight Oil 1984," produced by The Making of Midnight Oil on YouTube, Jim Moginie is seen playing a Schecter PT guitar at the 2:29 mark. He used this guitar on the Red Sails in the Sunset Tour

Used by Jim for Sound Relief in 2009