John Notto

Lists his gear at the bottom,

"2019 Marshall JTM-45 Reissue"

Lists his gear used at the bottom, also this is his number one "2003 Gibson Custom Shop 1958 Reissue"

Taken from their show in Huntsville. Our pictures and videos on @dirtyhoneyband on Instagram!

I took these photos directly from their concert last night in Huntsville. You can find all my photos and videos on my fan page at @dirtyhoneyfans

An Instagram reel from the band showcases John Notto's tour board, featuring the SoloDallas Schaffer Replica TSR, in preparation for the California Dreamin tour.

In the video "Dirty Honey's Heartbreaker" on YouTube, John Notto can be seen with a Marshall Silver Jubilee 25/55 100W Amp Head positioned behind him, suggesting its use during the performance.

In an interview with Guitar World, John Notto of Dirty Honey discusses his musical journey, which began with his early influences from his mother's vinyl collection. Notto mentions using the Xotic Effects AC Booster, a key component of his guitar setup, to capture the classic rock tones that inspired him from bands like Led Zeppelin and the Allman Brothers Band.

During Dirty Honey's performance in Huntsville on January 27, 2019, John Notto was captured using the Strymon El Capistan dTape Echo, as shown in a fan-uploaded photo.

Photos showing proof @dirtyhoneyfans

I saw them in person and took these photos and videos

John Notto uses the MXR M68 Uni-Vibe, as shown in photos from the @dirtyhoneyfans Instagram account.

Taken from their live show Jan27 2020 at Huntsville. Find photos and videos on our Instagram @dirtyhoneyfans

Lists his gear at the bottom "1981 Marshall JCM 800 (spare)"

Instagram reel, the band showed off Notto’s California Dreamin ready tour board.

Lists his gear at the bottom "2019 1960b straight 4x12 cab"

John Notto of Dirty Honey uses the TC Electronic PolyTune 2 Blacklight Tuner, as seen in the pedalboard setup shared by @dirtyhoneyfans on Instagram from their recent performance in Huntsville.

There is a list of the gear he uses at the bottom "2019 Gibson Standard 60s"

This one could be any of the Jimi Hendrix cry baby pedals but I believe it is this one because of the distinguishable silver trim and the Jimi Hendrix signature on the front.

Taken from their live show in Huntsville @dirtyhoneyfans on Instagram

There is a list of his gear at the bottom "2019 Gibson Standard 50s"

At 18:16 you will see John Notto rocking a Gibson Les Paul standard 50s in heritage cherry. You can tell it’s the 50s model based off of the color and Kluson deluxe tuners.

Instagram reel, the band showed off Notto’s California Dreamin ready tour board.

Lists his gear at the bottom "2019 Gibson J-45 acoustic"

"John Notto is an ardent follower of Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin. (Check out his Hooked video, where he explains how Page’s storytelling riffs still impact his playing.) And while it’s clearly documented that Pagey often played Teles and low-powered amps in the studio, when it came time to rock onstage, he brought out the big guns. Continuing the Les Paul-into-a-Marshall heritage, Notto brings a pair of both on the road. His longtime No. 1 is a 2003 Gibson Custom Shop Historic Collection ’58 Les Paul Standard he bought in 2011. It features both Tom Murphy’s relic’ing handiwork and some natural wear-and-tear applied by Notto himself. The only change he’s made to this ’burst is swapping out the stock pickups for a set of Righteous Sound RAFs that offer a low-output purr, allowing the amp to do the heavy lifting. All his 6-strings take D’Addario NYXLs (.010–.052)."

In a Rig rundown John tells he plays always through the Marshall 1987X. In the video on 13:20.

John has been seen with a Ibanez TS9 in the video making of Dirty Honey California Dreamin song probably for solo parts on his Marshall. At 4:37.

John Notto, guitarist for Dirty Honey, is known to use the Red Monkey Slasher Guitar Strap, which is evident from its appearance in live performances and official content. A photograph from Dirty Honey's Norwich 2023 performance, captured by Ritchie Photography, provides visual confirmation of this gear choice.