Jon Fratelli

Jon often used this Fender Classic Series '60s Telecaster Electric Guitar Olympic White for touring and recording. In 2016, Vice reported that this guitar was being sold on eBay. It was also revealed that the guitar was not in Fratelli's possession since 2008.

Well, it's very simple. See, the guitar was originally donated to the Meningitis Trust for a charity event back in 2008. We know this because the lister has uploaded a screengrab from The Meningitis Trust website to verify that it is, indeed, Jon Fratelli's guitar. So what has apparently happened is our seller went to a charity raffle for people who suffer from Meningitis, paid £2 for a ticket, left with a guitar donated for free by The Fratellis, then kept it in its case in a closet for eight years until the tenth anniversary of Costello Music arrived, at which point they listed it on eBay for ten grand.

This Gibson J-45 is, besides live performances, seen in the "Whistle for the choir" music video. Jon uses this one as his primary acoustic.

This Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar was included in many performances at around 2007, including this performance from the V Festival.

During 2013. Fratelli used this Fender Telecaster 62 Reissue a lot. He performed many songs, including "Henrietta", "Chelsea Dagger" and "Baby Fratelli". Fratellis's set at Sziget festival 2013. includes many shots of this guitar.

This Epiphone EJ-200, with it's uniquely decorated pick guard, can be seen played by Jon Fratelli in this video for "Henrietta."

This Gibson Les Paul Custom has golden hardware in it, and it was used a lot at the Reading Festival 2008 during The Fratellis' live performance, as seen in this video.

Used by Jon on the "We need medicine" tour, he is seen here at the Sziget Festival in 2013 where he played "Whistle for the choir" on this Stratocaster.

As mentioned in this article, by Gibson, and seen in this photo, Jon Fratelli uses a Gibson B.B. King Lucille.

In this photo, One can see Fratelli holding a Dusesenberg Starplayer TV guitar.

In this photo, we can see Fratelli playing Fender Telecaster in botswana brown.

In this video, one can see Jon Fratelli using a Gibson Hummingbird Pro to play "Santo Domingo".

In this photo, one can see Fratelli playing a Rickenbacker 330 in a jetglo finish.

In this photo, one can see Jon Fratelli playing a Gretsch G6119-1962HT Tennessee Rose HT.

In this TBT photo from Fratellis, actually, from their 3rd gig, Fratelli is seen playing Ibanez AF75 in transparent red.

Many thanks to jimmarchi1 for identfiying the model!

Jon Fratelli uses the Fender Strat in songs such as 'Whistle for the Choir' and 'For the Girl' when performing on stage. Used mainly in tandem with his iconic Candy Apple Red Fender Tele, the Red Strat is used on stage in songs that were recorded using an acoustic guitar; Jon prefers to use all electric guitars on stage.

In this photo from the 2011 King Tut's Wah Wah Hut concert, Fratelli can be seen with the Gibson ES-355.

"The Gear “Bright and loud” is how Jon describes his trusty Fender Telecaster through a Fender Twin Reverb partnership." - via Guitar and Bass Magazine

In this photo, Fratelli is sitting on top of a Supro 1624T.

At 0:55 minute mark of performance of "Baby Don't You Lie To Me", Kemper Profiler can be seen in the back of Fratelli.

According to this interview for "Guitar-Bass", Jon uses a Boss MD-2.

In this photo, at the left corner, we can see Ibanez Tube Screamer as part of Jon's pedalboard.

In this photo, we can see TS9 Tube Screamer at left corner of Fratelli's pedalboard.

On client list of "Pete Cornish" website, Fratelli is mentioned to use the Pete Cornish SS-3.

According to Fratelli's gear list from 2008, he used the Electro Harmonix Holy Grail in his pedalboard.

According to Jon's rig from 2008, he used Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus as his main power supply in the pedalboard.

According to Jon's gear page from 2008, he used Boss TU-2 tuning pedal.

According to Fratelli's gear list in 2008, and as well as pedalboard photo, Fratelli uses the Line 6 Echo Park pedal.