Jose Galvez

In pre-2002 footage, Jose can be seen playing an Olympic White Fender Stratocaster Plus, modified with a "Seymour Duncan Lil' 59" pickup in the bridge position. Initially, the guitar featured a pickguard imprinted with the Weezer garage photo from the Blue Album liner notes, which was later replaced with one featuring a donkey motif. Jose can also be seen with this Stratocaster on the liner notes for "Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars" and "The Doubble Donkey Disc". As seen in the Eponine Warped Tour video and the Crown City Korobeiniki video, he also has a Sonic Blue Strat Plus, also equipped with a lil' 59 in the bridge position.

Jose Galvez can often be seen using a Gibson Les Paul Double Cut Studio in an Ebony finish, which used to feature "Donkey Ear" cutouts on each end of its cutaways.

In an interview, Jose Galvez specified that he used an Ibanez SoundTank PL5 Powerlead. The proof for this claim is provided by an image on Imgur.

In an interview, Jose Galvez specified that he uses an Ibanez Soundtank CP5 Compressor.

Jose Galvez uses the Seymour Duncan Little '59 Pickup in his Fender Strat Plus, as confirmed in the "Ozma - Doubble Donkey Disc 20th Anniversary Fan Interview" on YouTube.

In this video of Ozma at Crown City Studios, Jose can be seen with this guitar. It is unknown if it was used again following this show.

In an interview with Ryen Slegr, it was revealed that Jose Galvez's guitar sound on "Rock and Roll Part Three" and "The Doubble Donkey Disc" comes from a Marshall JCM900.

In the music video for "Bad Dogs", Jose can be seen using a Thinline Telecaster, with a Seymour Duncan Lil '59 in the bridge position.