Jimmy Gnecco

In this YouTube Vidéo : - at 37:30, Jimmy Gnecco confirms that his [Gibson B-25] is from 1968. - at 41:45 he explains that he bought it at the Chicago Music Exchange, where the shop installed a pickup for him and replaced the saddle at the same time. - at 43:00 he explains that Zoe Bonham bought him ivory pegs as a gift in a guitar shop in LA to replace the previous ones. - at 44:00 he tells he went everywhere with this guitar for the last 20 years

Jimmy Gnecco's main guitar for live performances during the Distorted Lullabies heyday was the Gibson ES-335, as seen in this video and most any other taken in that era.

Jimmy Gnecco demos the Mojotone Classic Mini Humbuckers on his guitar.

Jimmy Gnecco playing a Baby Taylor BT2 in 2011 while promoting his acoustic album, "The Heart".

Jimmy Gnecco performing at home with a Blueridge BR-143.

“I’ve been using the microphone for live skype performances and people have told me that it sounds like I am there in the room with them. The microphone handles my volume which can sometimes be overwhelming, and the overall balance of my low register and upper register stays really consistent. I’ve used microphones that cost ten to twenty thousand dollars and this beats them out!” -https://apogeedigital.com/artists/jimmy-gnecco-apogee-mic

At the 1h55m mark of this 2021 interview, Jimmy Gnecco is asked about his gear, to which he responds: "My go-to guitar for the past year has been the Flying V".

Jimmy Gnecco and a Vox AC30 can be seen in photos and videos of live performances of his band Ours, from the era of "Distorted Lullabies" and "Precious", including the linked video and the videos for "Live at MHz" and "The Daily Beat 2001".

Jimmy Gnecco can be seen playing a Fender Telecaster Deluxe in this video from 2008, as well as in several other videos from that period.

Jimmy Gnecco has played a Telecaster at live shows, as photographed in 2022 by Target Audience Magazine in the link provided.

Jimmy Gnecco is seen working with Pro Tools in the 2022 Ours documentary "In the Making". Pro Tools is also cited in the liner notes of the 2010 solo album The Heart.

Jimmy Gnecco played his JM6 in a 2019 video for Mojotone to demonstrate the company's Classic Mini Humbucker line. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDkkHmZH5wo