Patrick Stump

This YouTube video (@ 19:56) features an interview with Fall Out Boy frontman, Patrick Stump talking about his Gretsch Signature “Stump-O-Matic” Electromatic CVT in white finish with gray stripes. Stump says, “When I had this designed, I really was going for something that was a Swiss Army knife and I wanted something that could accomplish everything. I have a big collection of vintage guitars, and it’s really fun to play around with them, but on stage, on a tour, I want something that is consistent and easy.”

Here's another video demonstration and talk about this signature guitar by Stump himself.

Patrick stump can be seen playing a s-100 throughout this video.

patrick stump performed with this guitar for much of 2006 warped tour. In a 2007 interview with gibson he spoke of favouring this guitar over other guitars he owned at the time.

"I recorded Patrick's vocals with a U47 tube in most cases, a U67 in other places, and compressed with a Neve 33264, a Distressor or an 1176," says Neal Avron in this interview.

At 25:41 Patrick Stump talks about this amp head saying "I'm very happy with my Dual Dark" and "I was really knocked out by this." While talking about the different channels on the amp he says "It's like having two awesome amps".

in this photo we can see him plays gibson

Patrick Stump uses the Gibson SG Special Limited Edition for live performances of songs in drop D tuning, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Gibson's website.

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In the "Thnks fr Th Mmrs" video he uses a red Epiphone G-400 Pro during the scenes on the big stage

Patrick Stump is a Gretsch featured artist, where they include the Gretsch G6129T-1957 Silver Jet as one of his guitars.

We can see him using the Les paul for the show

Patrick used a Krank Revolution Series 1 during the touring for "From Under The Cork Tree".

Patrick in the music video fo dance dance does use an EPIPHONE LES PAUL CUSTOM G400 (SG). It's got 3 pickups and there's close up shots where you can see the headstock for his guitar.

Cheers, Wil

In the YouTube video (23:40) for Premier Guitar, Patrick Stump talks about what he likes about his Martin 000CXE Acoustic Guitar.

More info on Stump's gear on this Premier Guitar musician profile page.

In this picture, Patrick is posing with his Duo Jet guitar. On Gretsch's official site, they also mention that Patrick plays this guitar.

in the premium guitar rig rundown patrick stump speaks about his use of this pedal.

Patrick Stump uses the G5135CVT-PS Patrick Stump Signature Series "Stump-O-Matic" electric guitar. This model, available on Amazon, features a black finish with custom gray stripes, similar in design to his well-known white guitar.

“…I love all the SoundToys plugins, I use a lot of Decapitator, Radiator, Devilok…”

As is can be seen at 28:54, this is one of the few pedals he uses.

Patrick played this back in 2003, commonly mistaken for a run-of-the mill Gibson SG Special, select photos from multiple shows will reveal his is actually a rare version with crescent moon inlays.

Patrick uses this throughout the Roxy Theatre Set. The model can be characterised by the Angus Young devil on the headstock.

Quote from the article about Fall Out Boy's Rig Rundown: "Patrick Stump tours with three Gretsch Electromatic CVT Patrick Stump Signature “Stump-O-Matic” guitars strung with Dean Markley NickelSteel Signature Series LTHB .010–.052."

Patrick can be seen with this guitar at 00:27.

Mentioned at 27:33, Patrick's backup amp is a Dark Terror.

As mentioned in the description, this is used to mike the cab offstage.

Main cabs for both Joe and Pat.

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Used during a performance on The Late Late Show with James Corden.

As described in this article, posted by Ernie Ball on June 22, 2017, Patrick uses this product.

Patrick has oft stated Logic is his DAW of choice, this video shows him utilizing it.

As it is mentioned in the description, and later confirmed in the video, this is the cabinet used by Patrick Stump.