John Connolly

" My go to amps are the EVH 100watt and old 71 Marshall Super Tremolo into a 25watt greenback Marshall cab with either my signature Dean Z or my 91 Gibson Explorer."

At 52:26 in this video, John can be seen using a rare Epiphone Les Paul Standard OBL. It was original equipped with OBL pickups, but they were apparently removed.

According to the current owner of one of his previously-owned heads, John used a Randall Titan on Sevendust's Animosity. It was returned to Randall after the fact.

In this video, John can be seen using a prototype for his Epiphone signature model.

In this picture from Woodstock '99, John can be seen using a Marshall TSL100.

In this picture, John can be seen using a Dean Z Chicago Flame.

" My go to amps are the EVH 100watt and old 71 Marshall Super Tremolo into a 25watt greenback Marshall cab with either my signature Dean Z or my 91 Gibson Explorer."

"A wonderful guitar for any true Sevendust fan! We took the classic Dean Z shape and brought it to a whole new level of excellence for John Connolly. Featuring a mahogany body with flame maple top and a set, D-shaped neck this axe is ready to rock! An ebony fingerboard, pearl inlays, Grover tuners and Tune-O-Matic bridge all come standard on the JCZ. This guitar also comes equipped with DMT Series humbuckers to balance out tonal beauty with the already stunning looks! Get your wings today!"

In this picture, John can be seen using a '70s Gibson Les Paul Custom, a rare model with a maple fretboard. John has said that his signature guitar is based on this guitar.

At the 0:50 mark you can see a side view of the stage. Behind John's 5150 iii cab are 2 kempers, rackmounted and placed sideways.

In this video, John can be seen using a Gibson Explorer in the studio

In this picture from Woodstock '99, John can be seen using both a Marshall 6100LE and 6100LM.

At 31:41, John can be seen using an Epiphone Les Paul Standard.

Used by the musician around 2002, according to this GuitarGeek diagram.

Used by the musician around 2002, according to this GuitarGeek diagram.

Used by the musician around 2002, according to this GuitarGeek diagram.

Used by the musician around 2002, according to this GuitarGeek diagram.

Used by the musician around 2002, according to this GuitarGeek diagram.

Used by the musician around 2002, according to this GuitarGeek diagram.

John Connolly, the guitarist for Sevendust, has confirmed his use of the Squier Classic Vibe Baritone Custom Telecaster in an Instagram post. He stated, "The black one was fitted with Seymour Duncan quarter pounders and it ended up tracking the first two singles to be released on the new Sevendust record. The tobacco burst one was fitted with Seymour Duncan bg1400’s and is currently my drop G guitar, and will be seen in our third single/video from 'One'." Connolly further mentioned that after extensive use over four months, these guitars have become his most frequently used instruments, and fans can expect to see them on tour.