Mick Mars

As told in his interview to Vintage Guitar.

Vintage Guitar Magazine "They are by a guy that my guitar tech found. His name is J.M. Rolph. He’s from Melbourne, Kentucky. My guitar tech got in touch with him because my pickups were putting out 14k, and he told us he winds them to 16k. So I got a couple of them, and they screamed! So then I got a couple dozen of them."

Uses during a few songs and on guitar solo at Final Tour Concert in LA on New Year's Eve 2016.

«My Fiesta Red Strat is a ’62 with a small headstock and spaghetti logo» (Mick Mars)

Late-’64/mid-’65 Fender Stratocaster in black is mentioned by Mick Mars, while showing his guitar collection. https://www.vintageguitar.com/3836/mick-mars/

In the Motley Crue Gear Guide by Lee Glynn on Pmtonline, Mick Mars is noted for using the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor.

In the Motley Crue Gear Guide by Lee Glynn on Pmtonline, it is mentioned that Mick Mars uses the Yamaha SPX-1000 effects processor.

In this article, Mick explains: "(...) I got that guitar when they were first coming out. Jerry Garcia wanted it, but I had asked Gibson first! I used it to record “Without You” and some of the other stuff on the Dr. Feelgood album."

One of the custom Stratocaster in HSH configuration used by Mick on stage. In this article is said "Currently one of Mars’ main stage guitars, this Fender Stratocaster is pieced together with parts from ’63, ’64, and ’65 Strats with J.M. Rolph pickups and a Floyd Rose vibrato."