Joe Trohman

Used for guitar and vocals, as featured in this article by Advanced Audio.

Joseph Trohman, guitarist and founding member of Fallout Boy proudly prepping his 67se for electric cab:

"My CM67se is warm, full and three dimensional. It's a go-to every time when tracking a roomier electric guitar sound that still cuts through the mix. It's also served me well on vocals, especially for groups. It's a gorgeous sounding workhorse of a mic!"

During this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGyXnty4tRM&ab_channel=ChristopherGutierrez we can see Joe Trohman playing what seems to be a 2002 Gibson SG Special Faded with Crescent Moon Inlays, and if you look closely at the photo you can see the Inlays on the guitar itself

in this photo we can see joe playing with a gibson les paul studio alpine white and his first expensive guitar

Joe Trohman confirmed his use of the Orange Rockerverb 100-Watt Tube Guitar Amp Head in his equipment lineup during a rig rundown interview conducted by John Bohlinger for Premier Guitar, titled "Rig Rundown: Fall Out Boy."

On the band's recent "So Much for (Tour) Dust" tour, Joe has been spotted using a Zematis guitar, which appears to be a Zematis MFG24 in Black.

According to a rig rundown feature by Premier Guitar, Joe Trohman, guitarist for Fall Out Boy, occasionally utilizes Marshall 1990 8x10s, encompassing both vintage models and custom shop reissues, as part of his gear setup. This information is sourced directly from an article titled "Rig Rundown: Fall Out Boy," written by John Bohlinger for Premier Guitar, providing credible evidence of Trohman's use of this specific amplifier.

During the Rig Rundown video by Premier Guitar, the Fractal Audio FC-12 is clearly visible when Joe Trohman's setup is shown. around the 27:40 mark it can be seen clearly

The rack can be seen throughout the Rig Rundown on Joe’s portion (no particular timestamp just look). they also mention that they use the 3.

In the provided image, Joe Trohman is seen using a Fender Stratocaster Wayne Kramer Signature guitar during a performance of "Young Volcanoes" in London in 2013 on the Save Rock And Roll tour.

This Rig Rundown article (https://www.premierguitar.com/videos/rig-rundown/fall-out-boy-2024) states that Joe uses an 80s Gibson Custom Shop Explorer in "plumburst" for the band's "So Much (For) Tourdust" live show. The guitar was a gift to Trohman from his wife; in her honor, he nicknamed it "Sanders" for her maiden name.