Ray Toro

In this image of a "My Chemical Romance" concert, Ray Toro is using a Gibson Les Paul Standard.

My main guitar right now is a Gibson Les Paul Standard that I think is either from ’91 or ’93 which I picked up while on tour. I have Seymour Duncan Phat Cat (SPH90-1) P90-style pickups in it which are the size of a humbucker. They’re amazing. I’m really psyched about them. I have another Les Paul Standard which is probably from ’93 and it has a Seymour Duncan JB (SH-4) in the bridge position and the neck pickup is whatever came on the guitar. My brother was the person who had turned me onto the JB. It was the first after market pickup I bought because he said that I had to get a Seymour Duncan JB!

http://www.seymourduncan.com/blog/backstage-pass/ray-toro-of-my-chemical-romance

In this video of Teenagers live you can see Ray playing the Les Paul Junior by Gibson

In this video you can see Ray playing the Epiphone Wilshire Phant-o-matic Frank Iero Signature

In this live video we can see Ray playing the Gibson Les Paul Goldtop

At 2:16 in this video we can see Ray playing a Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top Pro. Toro is noted to play this model from at least 2004, as he says in this interview.

I have an Epiphone Les Paul model and it's frickin' awesome! I play a lot of chords where there's a lot of finger stretching and I use a lot of octaves and then add melody on top. I always try to find a tone where you can hear every single note going on and the Epiphone responds beautifully. I've always loved playing Les Paul models and this one's cool because it's lighter than most, really comfortable to play on stage and has a really fast neck. I really like Epiphone's stuff. I love playing them.

In this photo Ray Toro plays on Gibson Les Paul Standard Ebony

leader guitarist of my chemical romance . he used 1958 Yellow gibson explorer

lead guitarist of mcr . he used gibson sg

yong ray toro , has used gibson les paul black

In this photo, Ray Toro is visible with Gerard Way. He is playing some kind of reddish Stratocaster.

The CBS-era look-a-like Stratocaster was given to him by "Michael", who suppposedly works at Fender. This guitar also converts notes into MIDI, as said by Toro. But that's whole lotta different guitar.

in this photo , ray toro using Harmony guitar. the models feel like ibanez talman and fender jagzmaster

In this photo, Toro's guitars are shown, with one being the black Epiphone Sheraton II.

In this photo, where Toro is seen performing in The Hollywood Tower concert in 2011, he played Taylor 514ce.

Old picture from the first album times

This is one of the videos in which you can see Ray Toro playing his "Black Royale" Epiphone Wildkat

In this music video for "The Kids From Yesterday", at the 2:04 mark, you can see Ray playing a Gibson Firebird. I apologize, for I do not know the exact model

In this video of my chemical romance playing in 2003 at iMusicast you can see ray playing a black epiphone sg-400 pro.

This guitar can be seen in this picture posted on Ray's twitter.

Ray is using a red Gibson SG Junior in this photo.

Ray uses an epiphone emperor regent in this video. It can be seen best at 0:9 in.

Played during the Revenge Era. Guitar is identified in an ad for Epiphone: "Ray Toro of My Chemical Romance and his Elitist Les Paul Standard"

Ray is using a red Fender Telecaster HH in this photo, taken when he and Mikey played with Fall Out Boy at Warped Tour 2005. The neck pickup appears to have been removed.

Ray uses a Cession Les Paul knock-off guitar in this video. He used this guitar during Bullets era. The headstock of the guitar can be seen easily at 2:30 into this video.

Ray Toro used this Les Paul Junior throughout the whole of the reunion show. He played notable solos such as Teenagers, Na Na Na Na and Welcome to the black parade on it.

As Frank Iero, Ray plays on a Black Les Paul Standard for a music video of the song "I Don't Love You"

"Right now I’m using Marshall JCM 2000s® the DSL100 with two 1960A cabinets." - Ray Toro.

"Right now I’m using Marshall JCM 2000s® the DSL100 with two 1960A cabinets." - Ray Toro