Jonny Greenwood

A couple .60mm Dunlop Nylon Standard picks can be seen stuck into Jonny's pick guard in this image.

Jonny Greenwood uses Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.88mm Guitar Picks, as seen in a user-uploaded photo on Tumblr. The image suggests he might have added these to his collection, possibly alongside Thom Yorke's 1mm Blue Dunlop Tortex Standard Picks.

Jonny has had all of his Fenders fitted with the locks since the early 90’s. You can tell that this is his guitar by the Honda sticker.

Jonny Greenwood has been seen using a Sharper Image Fingertip Massager during live performances of "Anyone Can Play Guitar." The massager creates unique sounds by vibrating against the guitar pickups, turning the vibrations into distinctive audio signals. While it's uncertain if he used it in the studio version, it's consistent with his experimental style.

On many occasions Jonny has used a Violin Bow in his guitar, particularly for the live perfromances of Burn The Witch, and Pyramid Song

This is an authentic radio, and so the sounds produced during each live performance depend on the local radio stations. Modded to include a 1/4” output. During soundcheck, Jonny tunes the radio to four channels which he thinks could work with the song, then saves them as presets and switches between during the performance.

In this photo, Jonny Greenwood can be seen using a Shubb Capo. The Telecaster can be recognized as his via comparison with this photo.

Used at the twelfth fret on Ful Stop.

Used in 1994, and probably several years after, for Street Spirit (at the twelfth fret).

In the video "Radiohead - Morning Bell (Live in Nürnberg, June 2001)," Jonny Greenwood is seen using a USA Quarter as a guitar pick.