Phil X

"This is another Goldtop this is a 1956 and just to let you know what we're talking about here this is the last year that they put P-90s in these puppies." - Phil X at :20s of this #product-demo.

At 3:11 of this video there's a shot of Phil's pedalboard and the Digitech Bad Monkey can be seen. Phil says "if I want more gain for my lead I’ll use the bad monkey."

In this #product-demo, we can see Phil X playing a Gibson SG Les Paul Standard.

He uses Hardwire stereo chorus.

At the 2020 NAMM show, Phil X was associated with the Gibson Phil X SG, as reported by Guitar World.

You can see the Tonebone Bones Twin-City Pedal on a picture Phil X posted of his pedalboard on Instagram.

In this video, Phil talks about his signature Yamaha SG1801PX.

"I'm plugged into the Friedman Brown Eye, which is a kick-ass high-powered amp we're talking a 100 watts" - Phil X at :10s of this #product-demo.

Designed to recreate his old Tonemaster Troubador 214. Phil plays these live and in this video.

In this video for Fretted Americana, Phil X talks about and plays a Marc Bolan Les Paul. There is a clear shot of the guitar at 1:55.

Phil is playing a re-built version of Ricky Nelson's '68 Les Paul Custom in this video. Per this link found in the description of this video, this is a 2007 Gibson Les Paul Custom.

He reads from the 12th fret that this is "301" viper model . Very cheap guitar with stickers.. removed neck pickup and installed his signature p90 pickup... the rest is stock .

"This is a one-of-a-kind Custom Triple-neck guitar was specially built by New York Luthier Sam Koontz between 1965 and 1967." - From the video description of this #product-demo.

His signature Framus with one humbucker has SD SH-6 in bridge.

A post on Phil X's Instagram shows his Klon KTR

A post of Phil X's amp rig from a show in Calgary shows a Supro Coronado

An Instagram post from Phil X shows a Marshall 1960A cab beside his two Friedman heads and his Supro Coronado.

An Instagram post by Phil X himself shows that he has his own signature head.

Phil X uses the Radial Engineering BigShot™ ABY True Bypass Switcher, as detailed on his official website. He highlights its effectiveness in running two amps simultaneously while addressing ground buzz and phasing issues with its three switches.

Phil X uses an early '90s Matchless DC30, as detailed on his official gear page.

You can see the Gamechanger Plasma Pedal on a picture Phil X posted of his pedalboard on Instagram.

You can see the Laney Black Country Customs Steelpark Pedal on a picture Phil X posted of his pedalboard on Instagram.

At 3:11 of this video there's a shot of Phil's pedalboard and the EP Booster can be seen. Phil says "I have the EP Booster, this is what happens, um depending on the volume of the amp - sometimes it’s too loud like in here I try not to make it too loud so I use a little bit of the EP Booster."

In this Thanksgiving video of Frettedamericana, at 0:38, Phil can be seen holding a Duesenberg Starplayer TV Fullerton DTF-VW.

A 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard is seen throughout this video. Phil X demonstrates the sound of this guitar.

In a video by Fretted Americana, Phil X is seen with a Gibson Les Paul Standard, specifically a 1955 conversion by Scott Lentz. The guitar features a nut width of just over 1 11/16 inches, a thick neck profile, and a standard Gibson scale length of 24 3/4 inches.

"Introduced in 1940 to compete with Gibson's popular Super 400, the opulent Synchromatic 400 featured an 18" wide, non-cutaway body with maple back and sides; double bound cat-eye sound holes; stairstep "synchrosonic" bridge; "chromatic" harp tailpiece; pickguard with white and gold sparkle binding that almost covered the treble sound hole; white and gold sparkle fingerboard and body binding; 26" scale; gold plated parts; 5 piece neck of maple and rosewood; ebony fingerboard; slanted script "Gretsch" logo; crossed "Synchromatic" chili-pepper inlay ornament; and slashed humptop block inlays."

Phil X conducts a #product-demo of this guitar throughout this video.

"The Lake Placid Blue color is bright, fresh and unfaded. This is an exceptional example of a very rare custom-color Telecaster - one of the best we have ever seen."

Phil X conducts a #product-demo of this guitar throughout this video.

Phil X plays a 1959 Gibson Les Paul Junior in this #product-demo.

In the YouTube video by frettedamericana titled "Phil X is on FIIIIRE!!!! 1963 Epiphone Riviera 01255," Phil X showcases a 1963 Epiphone Riviera Hollowbody Guitar. The video description details the guitar's specifications, including its weight of 7.70 lbs, a nut width of just under 1 11/16 inches, and a standard Gibson scale length of 24 3/4 inches.