Pete Doherty

Pete used an wilshire epiphone reissue at a babyshamble concert in 2014

Pete Doherty can be seen playing a vintage cherry red finish Epiphone Coronet Electric Guitar in this photo. He has played it with several of his bands, including Libertines and Babyshambles. It most closely matches a 1960s model, with a single P-90 pickup in the bridge position. There was a brief run of Korean-made 1990s Coronets which have a single coil pickup in the neck position, thus excluding that as a possibility for the one Pete Doherty plays. In terms of the headstock, the original and 90s reissued Coronets varied in terms of headstock style - some had six tuners all on one side, while others had 3-per-side Gibson-style headstocks. Doherty's particular Coronet has the former.

In this picture, Doherty can be seen playing an Epiphone Casino for Babyshambles.

Pete can be seen playing a J-45 at :18s in this live performance at the 2009 Glastonbury Festival.

In this image, Pete Doherty is playing a Gibson ES-125.

In this image, Pete Doherty is using a Gibson ES-335 guitar.

In this image, Pete Doherty is playing a Rickenbacker 360 guitar.

During this guerrilla gig Pete Doherty and Carl Barat used this black and red Fender Bullet Stratocaster

At 44:04 you can clearly see it

In this picture of Pete and Drew of the Babyshambles, Pete is clearly playing a Gibson SG vintage sunburst

It's quite possible that he used this guitar only with them, beacause nowadays, when he plays with the Libertines, he uses his Epiphone Coronet

In this performance of "Death On The Stairs" by The Libertines (Barfly, 17/10/2003) you can see Pete playing a Fender Telecaster Thinline

In this picture you see him playing an ES-125 without a cutaway and with a P90 pickup. He often plays it with his acoustic stuff but also with babyshambles from time to time.

Pete used this for around half his songs in a recent gig at Albert hall in Manchester.

Live in MTV. I can see cherry vintage ES330 clearly.

Gibson ES-335 Studio 2014 (the 2013 model has no f-holes). Peter Doherty used it at the Benicassim FIB 2014 Festival

Features:

100% American made, in Memphis, TN F-holes in top Super '57 pickup (bridge), 57 Classic pickup (neck) Tone Pros AVR2 bridge Orange Drop Capacitor Torrified Maple fingerboard Soft edge body contour Nickel Gibson Stud Tailpiece Nickel Grover Rotomatic Tuners CTS Pots Tone-Pro Long Anchor and Tailpiece Stud

In this photo, Doherty can be seen playing the Gibson J-160E acoustic-electric guitar.

Pete Doherty performing with his Ephiphone Casino in red at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2007.

Peter used this Epiphone a lot during his 2017 South America tour. You can see him use it a lot throughout the gigs.

Peter can be seen here using an Epiphone Olympic sinle pickup during the early days of the Libertines.

peter is clearly seen with a Telecaster 72 special.

In the 2009 Glastonbury live show Pete Doherty played Time For Heroes with an Epiphone Olympic Single guitar model

In this video at 3:15, you can see Peter playing through Vox AC-30 amplifiers.

Pete can be seen playing through what appears to be a Marshall DTM45 head and cab here.

Pete can be seen playing through what appears to be a Marshall DTM45 head and cab here.

You can see on the minute 1:25 that Pete uses two Marshall 1974x (see the number of knobs and the size of the amp)

You can see the Tube Screamer at 33:16 in the video

At first I thought it was an Ibanez Tube Screamer(ts-9 or ts-808 like Carl Barat) but, IT'S NOT. If you take a really close look on the "Rock In Seine" gig, you can see a Boss TR-2 on Pete's side. He uses this tremolo only in "Barbarians". You can barely see the pedal on the image, but take a look on the shape and it's the only effect that Pete uses. You can see on 1:05:15 how Pete activates the effect https://vimeopro.com/sandco/sombrero-and-co-live/video/154044614

This is from 2014, Alexandra Palace gig. Pete have two of these tuners, maybe one for the electric guitar and the other for the acoustic.