Paul Gilbert

At 4:23, Paul mentions that he's been using the JCM 2000 Dual Super Lead. He's been using these amps because they "always sound consistent and good [...] and they're just trouble-free".

He uses various Marshalls in the studio and live, but this is the one listed on his site.

The amp head and settings is found on the Racer X page on PG solo setup for the GOOMY tour

Seen here using the Marshall Vintage Modern 2466 -- He also uses the combo version (2266C). Gilbert has been seen using the 2466 live in Paris in 2007 during his "Get Out Of My Yard" tour.

"I was curious if the Kemper Profiler could really capture the sound and feel of my favorite tube amps. My first "profile" took just a few minutes to set up. When I compared the tone of my 'real' amp to the Kemper profile, I couldn't tell the difference. Mind blowing! I've been profiling my whole amp collection since then!" (from www.kemper-amps.com/artist-gallery)

At 11:30 in this video Paul Gilbert says that he used the speakers of his Vintage Modern combos with different Marshall heads.

In the image shared by Marshall Amplification, we can see Paul Gilbert with the Marshall Mini Silver Jubilee 2525C 1x12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp. The caption reads:

New amp day for Paul Gilbert. He's picked up a 2525C Mini Jubilee, because he's got a great taste in amps #liveformusic

Gilbert had two ADA MP-1s in his rack the late 80s and early 90s.

"Pretty much one of my favourite things of all time, the new ADA MP-1. The real cool thing about it, is that, not only does it sound great, but you get some incredible switching with it. By pressing one button you can change everything that's MIDI, plus kick in stuff in the effects loop."

At 11:07 in this video Paul Gilbert says that he used a Marshall 1987x amp for the recording of 'Vibrato'.

On Paul's website, the Hot Plate is listed as the gear that he uses.

5:46 of the video.

He talks about his THR5

Mr. Gilbert can be seen using the Marshall JMP-1C throughout his instructional video for his Vibrato album.

“For amps, I used a Marshall 2061x or a Germino Lead 55, which is a reproduction of an old Marshall circuit. And a Marshall 1960TV 4 x 12 cabinet."

“For amps, I used a Marshall 2061x or a Germino Lead 55, which is a reproduction of an old Marshall circuit. And a Marshall 1960TV 4 x 12 cabinet."

At 1:48 of the video.

Seen on the Lee Jackson page: http://www.leejackson.com/artist-endorsements/attachment/metaltronix-paul-gilbert/

Paul Gilbert posted at instagram that he uses Marshall JTM Bluesbreaker.

In this article with Guitar Player in 2021, Paul Gilbert talks about his at home rig and says:

I built a small pedalboard that I keep near my main computer desk. I use it to practice, write songs, do Zoom/Skype interviews, and record into Pro Tools. The selection of pedals changes sometimes, but my JHS PG-14 overdrive is usually front and center. The EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master is nice because I can get both reverb and delay without taking up a lot of space.

The MXR Phase 100 makes me feel like Johnny Winter. And the Catalinbread Callisto chorus is for vintage Rush-style riffs. I send this into a Marshall JTM1C running clean. I keep my favorite Ibanez Fireman guitars nearby and my iPhone for recording song ideas quickly.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CoXh8OGLUUS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

paul_gilbert_official For the “vocal” on “Holy Diver,” I used a 90s Ibanez Ghostrider, a JHS Twin Twelve V2, a Supro Drive, and a Marshall JTM45. I took photos of the gear and settings for nearly all of the recording of “The Dio Album,” so more to come! Link in Bio to listen and pre-order!

Paul Gilbert was seen using a Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus amplifier during concerts in the Philippines and Tokyo, Japan, as evidenced by a captured image.

In a video titled "Paul Gilbert - Rig Rundown - Italy Tour 2025" by Planet Guitar, Paul Gilbert is shown using the Fender Twin Reverb (1967) amplifier. In the video, Gilbert provides a detailed walkthrough of his rig, explicitly highlighting the use of this specific amplifier.

In an Instagram post, Paul Gilbert confirms his use of the Fender Tone Master Twin Reverb Blonde, stating, "Fender Tone Master Twin is rocking! I’ve got one in front of me for a monitor, and one behind me to rock the house. Classic tone that gets my pedals across loud, clear and full of WROC!"

In an Instagram post by Paul Gilbert, dated March 8, 2026, he is seen using a Fender 'Black Panel' Vibrolux Reverb-Amp. The post, made on his official account, features a photo that clearly shows the amplifier, confirming its use.

In an Instagram post by Paul Gilbert (@paulgilbert_official), he is seen using a Victoria Club Deluxe 1x12" Combo during the performance of "Show Not Yourself Glad (At the Misfortune of Another)." This video serves as evidence of his use of this specific amplifier.