Jon Bon Jovi

This article states, "Takamine do have some big names in their Signature Series guitars – ex Eagle Glen Frey and country megastar Garth Brooks both have models made to their spec – but Bruce, it seems, is more than happy to use the standard catalogue model. Jon Bon Jovi feels the same way, having used his EF341 for the last 15 years."

Jon Bon Jovi – Shure Beta 58 (Because We Can Tour)

Jon has two Custom Shop Fender Telecasters, as mentioned on MusicRadar: http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/access-all-areas-on-the-road-with-bon-jovi-487744

According to his guitar tech Kurt Kasinoff on his interview to MusicRadar:

“As far as effects go, Jon has a Fulltone Fulldrive 2 overdrive pedal. When he plays electric and goes into a solo, it boosts it rather nicely. Aside from that, he has a Boss DD-20 delay pedal."

As told by his guitar tech Kurt Kasinoff on his interview to Music Radar.

"(John) has a Gibson Les Paul 1993 Goldtop, which is in standard tuning. It's similar to the '77, as they both have thin necks and they feel like a 1960 kind of Les Paul Standard."

In the "Bon Jovi - It's My Life (Live from Home 2020)" video by Damned TV on YouTube, Jon Bon Jovi uses a Shure SM7B microphone during his quarantine performances.

According to his guitar tech Kurt Kasinoff on his interview with MusicRadar: “Jon also uses Duesenberg guitars. They are German made, and they look and sound very cool. His Duesenberg guitars are kinda like a cross between Gibsons, Danelectros and Gretsch guitars. He has another Duesenberg that he travels with, which isn't in this rig here, plus a couple of other guitars in his dressing room.”

According to his guitar tech Kurt Kasinoff on his interview to MusicRadar: “Jon's main head is a JVM 50-watt Marshall, and he also runs a wireless rack."

According to his guitar tech Kurt Kasinoff on his interview to MusicRadar:

"As far as effects go, Jon has a Fulltone Fulldrive 2 overdrive pedal. When he plays electric and goes into a solo, it boosts it rather nicely."

Starting at 0:17, Jon Bon Jovi is seen using the Gibson J-160E.

Acording to his gutiar tech, Kurt Kasinoff, John owns a vintage 1977 Gibson Les Paul Custom, which he thinks it was a gift from Richie.

He used this for Bells of Freedom and on occasion Someday I'll Be Saturday Night. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9pQ6k2UkSY 1:16:50

This Article states that "Accompanying Jon on that tour, as with every Bon Jovi tour for the last 23 years, is a Takamine model EF341SC, serial number 94100642, that he purchased from a New Jersey music store in 1994. Jon's guitar famously pays tribute to his childhood neighbor and guitar teacher, Al Parinello, who passed away the following year in 1995 and accounts for the now-familiar “AP 95” that Jon etched with a pocket knife into the upper bout of that black Takamine."

In the photo, Jon Bon Jovi is playing a Takamine guitar with a Kyser Quick-Change Capo positioned on the third fret.

In this user-uploaded photo from AskMen, Jon Bon Jovi is seen playing guitar with a Shubb Capo.

Nessa apresentação no Top of the Pops, em 1987, Jon Bon Jovi é visto tocando esse violão a partir de 0:10