Robert Fripp

In this 1972 video of King Crimson live at the beat club, one can see Robert Fripp plugged into a Hiwatt DR103 100 Watt Head amp, at 0:35.

Fender Champ serial # A32016 (1971-72)

Used for the solo of EVENING STAR (Fripp & Eno), the speaker was blown during this session (after all it was a very hot solo!) and later replaced by Tony Arnold of Arny's Shack Studio. One tube was also replaced, by Bev Strike of Don Strike's Instruments. It's in top condition. It was also RF's backstage and practice amp during KC/FF/SOATW tours.

Robert Fripp used a Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus, originally belonging to Andy Summers, during the early 1980s for the "Summers & Fripp" collaboration, as noted in the Guitarcraftguitars source.

For "Easter Sunday, " which was recorded on Easter Sunday, 1983, in Toronto, Fripp improvised with a Roland GR-700 synthesizer, and soloed on top of that with a Takamine acoustic, followed by a Les Paul with a fuzz box played through a Fender Princeton amp.

In the YouTube series "Toyah & Robert's Sunday Lunch," at the 3:05 mark, Robert Fripp can be seen using a Yamaha THR11 Modeling Combo Amp. During this moment, he plays "Smoke On The Water" while Toyah performs on the lawn.

In this YouTube Episode of Toyah & Robert's Sunday Lunch, after 2:55 Mr Fripp briefly flashes us his Yamaha before launching into a blistering rendition of Smoke On The Water as Toyah sings and dances provocatively in front of us on their river-side lawn.