Leslie West

As said and built by Ed Roman: "Flowers Of Evil Guitar Leslie West

Flowers of Evil Paint Graphic, Single Cutaway, Ebony Fingerboard

Chrome Hardware, P-90 Pickup !!"

"I have two: an SG Junior and a Les Paul Junior. I gave a ‘57 Junior to Pete Townshend years ago and I think his brother Simon has it now. I gave another one to a friend of mine. I tried a double cut Junior once, but it kept going flat and sharp in my hands because the neck moved around too much, so I stayed with the single cutaway models."

Dean Leslie West Standard Signature model

Dean Leslie West Signature Model

Dean Leslie West Signature Model

Gibson Les Paul SG

Dean Leslie West Signature White

Gibson Flying V used by Leslie West http://imagesvh1-a.akamaihd.net/uri/mgid:ao:image:mtv:421925?quality=0.8&format=jpg&height=495&width=660

Double Neck Leslie West

http://www.edroman.com/detail_sheets/images/lsr/lsr-wb-1-leslie-west-guitar-2000.jpg

https://www.guitarworld.com/uncategorized/deep-andy-aledort-part-2-tribute-legendary-mountain-guitarist-leslie-west-video

You can see it in the pic.

You can see it in the pic.

Leslie West ; HE WAS THE OVER DRIVE BEHIND THE VAGRANTS. Leslie Could Get Any Guitar Players RESPECT!

"Mountain's first gig was at Fillmore West in 1969,” remembers Leslie West. “I had been using Marshall amps, and that’s what I expected to find when I opened a bunch of cartons that had arrived from the airport, but instead I got a Sunn - and it wasn’t even a guitar amp. The cartons contained a Sunn Coliseum P.A. head and four 4x12 cabinets, and I thought, ‘There’s no way I can get a good tone out of this thing.’ But the head had four microphone inputs and a master volume control, and when I plugged in and turned it up I got this amazing tone, which became my sound.

"And remember, this was years before amps had master volume controls. The head had huge transformers and gigantic KT88 tubes, and the cabinets were loaded with Eminence speakers, which never hurt your ears even with the treble all the way up. That’s the amp I used on Mountain Climbing, which included ‘Mississippi Queen.’”

"Two Marshall JCM900s with Greenback Celestions loaded inside. They sound great, but I’m negotiating a deal on a new line of amps. They’re 80 watts – a little less wattage – but because the deal isn’t done yet, I can’t mention any names."

“I have a Planet Waves tuner, a Morley A/B box, a Zoom 9000, a Boss Blues Driver, a Fulltone OCD box, a TS-9 Tube Screamer, a Boss Chorus and a Line 6 delay.”

“I have a Planet Waves tuner, a Morley A/B box, a Zoom 9000, a Boss Blues Driver, a Fulltone OCD box, a TS-9 Tube Screamer, a Boss Chorus and a Line 6 delay.”

“I have a Planet Waves tuner, a Morley A/B box, a Zoom 9000, a Boss Blues Driver, a Fulltone OCD box, a TS-9 Tube Screamer, a Boss Chorus and a Line 6 delay.”

“I have a Planet Waves tuner, a Morley A/B box, a Zoom 9000, a Boss Blues Driver, a Fulltone OCD box, a TS-9 Tube Screamer, a Boss Chorus and a Line 6 delay.”

“I have a Planet Waves tuner, a Morley A/B box, a Zoom 9000, a Boss Blues Driver, a Fulltone OCD box, a TS-9 Tube Screamer, a Boss Chorus and a Line 6 delay.”

“I have a Planet Waves tuner, a Morley A/B box, a Zoom 9000, a Boss Blues Driver, a Fulltone OCD box, a TS-9 Tube Screamer, a Boss Chorus and a Line 6 delay.”

In the article photo, the Boss CH-1 Super CHORUS is visible, however.

"Two Marshall JCM900s with Greenback Celestions loaded inside. They sound great, but I’m negotiating a deal on a new line of amps. They’re 80 watts – a little less wattage – but because the deal isn’t done yet, I can’t mention any names."

https://www.guitarplayer.com/players/leslie-west-decodes-his-mississippi-queen-tone

MPC Electra Leslie West 1980 Black and Silver