John 5

Young J5 playing a Les Paul copy, 7 years old Christmas morning

In this article taken from John 5's website, he shows off the gear he uses, including a Marshall JVM Series JVM410H head.

John 5 tunes with the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner according to this "That Metal Show" at 7:24.

In Premier Guitar's video "Rig Rundown - Rob Zombie's John 5 (2013)", John 5 says that "But I cannot find a Bowling Ball Tele, I cannot find a Bowling Ball Tele so Fender just reissued some and I just have this and actually I got it on Haloween and I played it on the Jimmy Kimel show and I didn't even check with it, I just put it on and played it and played it live on Jimmy Kimmel".

At 11:37 on Premier Guitar's "Rig Rundown - Rob Zombie's John 5 (2013)" video John 5 pulls this guitar out stating "This is one of those, the MC5 guitar and uhh, ya know, just rad and I put a DiMarzio in there and this one is actually made in Mexico but still sounds rad and I love playing it, it's really cool".

Used during Holy Wood Tour in 2000.

John 5 can be seen using the Boss Super Chorus in this Premiere Guitar video at (5:30)

At 0:45 in Premier Guitar's "Rig Rundown - Rob Zombie's John 5 (2013)" video John 5 explains that his simple pedal board has "All Boss stuff except for the Cry Baby".

"John 5 used the Gold Sparkle Ibanez AX120GN during his endorsement period with Ibanez, as evidenced by images found through a Google search."

Used during Holy Wood Tour in 2000.

Used during Holy Wood Tour in 2000.

He used Whammy 4 in 2003 on tour with Manson.

You can see John 5 holding an EDS-1275 in the photo.

John 5 incorporates the Ibanez Tone-Lok DE7 Stereo Delay/Echo into his setup, as detailed on GuitarEuroMedia.com, where it is mentioned alongside the CF7 and LF7 pedals.

John 5 is seen playing a Gibson Custom Shop SG Custom Reissue VOS in an Instagram post by @john5official. The caption describes his experience playing Jimi Hendrix’s guitar at the Hard Rock Vault in Orlando, highlighting his excitement and enjoyment.

In a YouTube video by rolandmedia, John 5 showcases the Boss DM-2W Delay from the Waza Craft series.

Listed on Reverb.com in 2019.

This pedal is from the personal collection of guitarist, John 5 of Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, John 5 and The Creatures. It’s in mint condition.

Comes with a Certified Pre-Owned by John 5 certificate.

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In this article taken from John 5's website, he shows off the gear he uses, including a Fender J5 Triple Tele Deluxe.

It says on his website that he uses the TC Electronic Spark Booster.

If you have seen pictures of one of John 5's telecaster's then there is a good chance you've seen one of these, he's a big fan of them putting them on a lot of his tele's, including his "FENDER CUSTOM SHOP J5 BIGSBY SIGNATURE TELECASTER" which you can see from this photo here: http://4everstatic.com/pictures/674xX/people/musicians/man-with-guitar-143691.jpg (The one in the photo is a fender B5 but still a B5).

Used during Holy Wood Tour in 2000.

Used during Holy Wood Tour in 2000.

During John 5's first show of THE INVASION TOUR at Club Red in Mesa, AZ, on February 26, 2019, his gear included the Boss AW-3 Dynamic Wah. This detail was captured shortly after his encore performance, as noted on Twitter.

“This is one of the first, my first John 5 model,” the Rob Zombie guitarist explains at (4:22). “It has the cool Bigsby on it, twisted Tele, hot rail pickup, and you know, I use it a lot too, and it’s got the cool headstock on here, and you know, this is one of the first ones. This is what I had on the cover of Vertigo and I do a lot of pictures with this guitar. It sounds great. I did all the Marilyn Manson songs with that guitar and [it’s] a great-sounding guitar.”

John uses telecaster version of this pickup in his custombuilt telecaster.

John 5's Signature™ Cable(EP1700J5) is on the DiMarzio website, it has 3 pictures with it, 1 of the cable, 1 of John 5 and the final is a diagram showing how the cable works(http://www.dimarzio.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/product_pickup/ep1700j5_cableconstruction.jpg). There's also a information box about the cable that reads: "John 5 defies convention. He is a master of styles ranging from shred metal to bluegrass, and his gear has to meet or exceed the extreme demands of his performance. Enter the new DiMarzio® John 5 Signature™ Guitar Cable, developed to satisfy John 5. DiMarzio’s new John 5 Signature™ Cable is double-shielded to reduce hum, interference and stage noise while extending the frequency response — something that’s pretty important to John 5. The reduced capacitance cable is encased in a black braided jacket that protects the cable from damage and features custom-designed DiMarzio/Switchcraft plugs. An extra-long, aged copper-patina barrel engraved with John 5’s logo provides exceptional strain relief as well as style."

It says on his website that he uses the TC Electronic Flashback Delay.

It says on his website that he uses the TC Electronic Corona Chorus.

https://www.khdkelectronics.com/artists/detail/john-5/

Scroll down and you will see that he has this listen in the "Gear section" It has a small quote with it that reads: "…many exclusive Peterson features into the Stomp Classic such as Peterson’s pioneering true bypass circuitry, a host of new Sweetened Tunings™ that include support for 7-string guitars, electric violin and mandolin-family instruments, along with our renowned built-in, fully adjustable, active DI.Unparalleled note detection and a high definition real-time strobe display resolution of 0.1 cent combined with a host of presets allowing for each instrument’s individual idiosyncrasies (including string deflection, interval spacing, harmonic nature and range), place the Stomp Classic in the top of its class among rival pedal tuners.An extremely bright, high contrast LCD display makes the Stomp Classic an excellent choice for use outdoors or where ever lighting conditions are less than desirable. Integrated pedal-board mounting lugs keep the Stomp Classic in place on the road and while in use.The Stomp Classic is built like a tank and capable of taking the most grueling punishment while protecting your cables with the included cable guard. We have designed this to be the most roadworthy tuner you can place on your pedal-board.The Stomp Classic’s look pays homage to the most iconic tuner of the 1970s, the ST-11 Strobotuner – still used then and now on the stages of some of the most exalted of rock gods!"