Laura Jane Grace

Laura uses Dunlop .46mm picks, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

According to Guitar Geek, Laura uses a Rickenbacker 360.

Grace tweets, when asked about her tone on "The Eternal Cowboy", "G&L Asat Classic through my 70's twin reverb that has EV speakers in it."

In this tweet from Grace, she posted a photo of her Fender Jazzmaster.

At :51, Laura Jane Grace can be seen with her Fender Modern Player Coronado as she burns her Birth Certificate in the most punk rock way because of the bathroom laws against transgender people in North Carolina.

It is not confirmed to be the Troy Van Leeuwen signature but it looks exactly the same as the red wine Jazzmaster in the photo.

As shown on this Guitar Geek rig diagram, Laura uses a Blackstone Mosfet Overdrive.

Laura uses a Keeley Katana pedal, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

Laura uses a Vox AC30CC2X amp head, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

Grace tweeted this photo of her Fender Alkaline Trio Malibu, with the caption:

"So stoked to have this, thanks again @danielandriano"

"It's just the lightest guitar ever. It looks killer and sounds killer," Laura Jane Grace says, at 9:39 in this rig rundown.

"All guitars are strung with Ernie Ball Cobalt 10-46." quote from article

Laura Jane used this amp for her Feb 2016 tour with the Devouring Mothers. "Thank you, thank you, thank you to Michael @fenderguitar for hooking me up with this Acoustic Pro amp in time for tonight's show. This thing is no joke and it looks classy as hell too!" -(via Instagram)

In this youtube video for Ernie Ball's "String Theory" video series, at 2:31, Laura can be seen using the Hologram Electronics Dream sequence and plays using it for some time more during the video.

Laura uses a Rickenbacker 370, according to Guitar Geek. She says, "I really love my Rickenback 370! It has that shimmering shine that just sits on top of everything. I'm pretty sure I'll be buried with that thing."

Grace tweeted photo of her cherry red Vox Virage II DC, along with this caption:

"Dear @VOXamps , unexpectedly this has become my favourite guitar that I own. But does it come in black?"

Grace tweets, when asked about her tone on "The Eternal Cowboy", "G&L ASAT Classic through my 70's twin reverb that has EV speakers in it."

An Earthquaker Devices Black Eye Clean Boost is visible on Larua Jane Grace's pedalboard at 10:46 in this video.

"This is my favorite pedal...if you hit this in conjunction with all these other things and put your guitar up to your amp, you'll get the craziest feedback ever," says Laura Jane Grace, at 11:05 in this rig rundown.

In this photo, we can see Grace playing Gibson J-45.

For AV Undercover sessions, Laura covered Michael MacDonald and The Cure. She used a Gibson J-50 for the covers.

This guitar can be seen multiple times throughout the video, an example is 44:35 onwards. Laura also confirms in a tweet that it is in fact a Nash guitar. Another credible source is https://www.google.com/amp/s/crossedwirespodcast.tumblr.com/post/157711639604/new-to-the-arsenal-is-this-nash-jm63-in-shell-pink/amp

It is shell pink and road worn.

In this video she can be seen playing a white Stratocaster

According to this Guitar Geek rig diagram, Laura uses a Vox V121BNX cabinet.

Grace tweeted this photo of her Alesis SR-16 drum machine.

Laura uses a Line 6 DL4, according to this Guitar Geek rig diagram.

Laura uses a Keeley Compressor 2-Knob pedal, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

Laura Jane Grace's Carbon Copy pedal is visible at 11:05 in this video.

In the source Laura states the Jaguar in the photos is a ‘66 Jaguar she got from Stan Lynch of the Heartbreakers. In guitar.com 2021 interview, she repeats the story about the Jaguar.

The main electric on At War With The Silverfish is a 1964 Fender Jaguar she dug out from underneath her bed, where it had been sitting, its strings unplucked, for almost two decades. “I got it back in 2003 from Stan Lynch, [the original drummer from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers]. He had a music store in Gainesville and he was selling off his personal collection. I never played it, but a couple of years back, I was like, ‘This is stupid. I’m being so precious with this guitar because it’s old but this guitar wants to come out, it wants to rock. It slowly became my favourite guitar of my collection.”

A black Squier Matt Freeman signature Precision bass is seen at around 4:12 in the video where Laura demonstrates the Izotope Spire Studio, Laura mentions that she started out playing in bass in local punk bands. This might also be the very same bass used on the album Transgender Dysphoria Blues, where Laura herself recorded all but 2 bass tracks (the remaining 2 recorded by NOFX's Fat Mike), but there is no proof of that to be found online.

From guitar.com:

Her main bass guitar here is a signature Matt Freeman Squier, gifted to her by the Rancid bassist himself after he played it while out on tour with her and Against Me!.