Justin Hawkins

We see his Les Paul Custom in white at 0:39. He explains: "I've got the white custom...exquisite. I think every generation has a white custom player, and I'm not saying I'm that guy, but I certainly wanted to be when I started playing them!"

For "I Believe In A Thing Called Love", Hawkins used the Pignose PGG-259.

On Burns' website, Hawkins is mentioned as the user of the Burns Jet-Sonic.

Actually, Gibson made limited number of those guitars. Actually, it comes from Gibson's Custom Shop. Justin has several models of the guitar - pink sparkle and the gold model.

This guitar was used before The Darkness got famous, and it is visible in this excerpt, which broadcast on UK Horizons.

In this 2012 photo of Hawkins, he is visible playing the Gibson Hummingbird Pro guitar.

Justin can be seen playing this guitar at multiple points in the music video for 'Open Fire' Notably at: 1:17

"There's a real clarity with a Superlead," says Justin Hawkins, at 6:00 in this rig rundown video.

According to Marhsall's website, Hawkins uses the Marshall 1959SLP amp head.

According to Marshall's website, Hawkins uses the Marshall 1959HW amp head.

According to Marshall's website, Hawkins uses Marshall 1960AX and 1960BX cabinets.

At 3:45 in this video, Justin Hawkins points out his Pro Co RAT Distortion Pedal.

At 3:45 in this rig rundown video, Justin Hawkins shows his old Boss Analog Delay pedal, painted black.

At 3:55, we can clearly see two Boss Chromatic Tuners, one for his electric and one for his acoustic.