Mike Kennerty

As mentioned in Paul Reed Smith Guitars' official website.

In the Wikimedia photo, Mike Kennerty is shown using a Gibson Les Paul Standard while recording.

mike can commonly be seen playing a red, white, or black with white shell sg

he can be seen playing this Washburn

In a Getty Images photo, Mike Kennerty of All-American Rejects is depicted playing a Gibson SG Junior 60's Electric Guitar.

he can be seen playing hollow body prs

In the YouTube video "The All-American Rejects - Too Bad For Hell - Full Performance," Mike Kennerty is seen playing a Gibson SG 70s Tribute during the final song, "Why Worry."

he plays it in the gives you hell video

he uses the bullet mic for vocals

he uses the axiom keyboard for "kids in the street"

he uses the precision bass for songs such as "night drive", "Mona Lisa", "close your eyes", "there's a place", and "gen why"

he uses it for Mona Lisa live performances

mike recorded the bass pedals on the m3 for Mona Lisa

he uses it for this performance

In this photo from a studio session, Mike Kennerty can be seen holding the Silvertone 1449 in black.

Mike can be seen playing it in the kids in the street video. Matt rubano would play the keyboard for live performances of the song on the tour as well

During a live performance of "Kids In The Street" on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Mike Kennerty of The All-American Rejects can be seen using the M-Audio Axiom 25 25-Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller.