Scotti Hill

Scotti on twitter: Custom build Yamaha Pacifica. Testing this weekend. Sweet machine! @YamahaGuitarsUS @FU_Tone

Scotti on twitter (July 21): Good day at the mailbox. Jon Hill outdoes him self again. Bootleg Guitars

In the YouTube video "Gibson TV Riff Lord - Scotti Hill@Skid Row" by ParsonsBandClub柏斯音樂流行樂, Scotti Hill discusses his collection of custom Gibson guitars, including the Gibson Explorer Electric Guitar. Notably, he mentions that he sold one of these custom Gibsons to a friend in Florida.

He uses JB in bridge position of his signature guitar.

@ScottiHill: I'll show you mine. You show me yours. 2001 "68 reverse" ??????#showmeyourguitar

In a YouTube video, Scotti Hill is seen holding his 1987 Jackson Dinky USA in Blue equipped with a Seymour Duncan JB pickup in the bridge and a Floyd Rose tremolo system, as evidenced by an image on Equipboard.

In an Instagram story post, Scotti Hill demonstrated his use of the Isle of Tone Haze 67 fuzz pedal, as evidenced by the image available.

In the "Breakin' Down" video, Scotti Hill is seen playing a Fender Telecaster, as evidenced by this photo.

In the "Riff Lords" series by Gibson, Scotti Hill is seen using a Gibson Les Paul Standard.

In a YouTube video, Scotti Hill can be seen using the Orange Dual Terror 2-Channel 30-Watt Guitar Amp Head.

In an Instagram post, Scotti Hill can be seen using Rivera R100 amplifiers, as evidenced by the image provided.

In the upper right corner of the image, you can see the Marshall Plexi 1959SLP that Scotti Hill uses.

On Instagram, Scotti Hill expressed his appreciation for the Yamaha THR10 Modeling Combo Amp, highlighting how much he loves this amplifier.

In an Instagram post, guitarist Scotti Hill discussed his gear from the 1990s, specifically mentioning the A/DA MP-1 MIDI Programmable Tube Preamp. He stated, "The ADA was left over from the first tour. It is not 'THE ADA', which I am proud to say I own." This confirms his use and ownership of the A/DA MP-1 during that period. The post provides a behind-the-scenes look at his rig from the Slave To The Grind tour in 1991.

In an Instagram post, Scotti Hill's pedalboard is visible, featuring the MXR M169 Carbon Copy delay pedal.

In this interview scotti discuts about his use of moer preamps and he says: "I play a lot of fly dates. Fly dates are when you fly to gigs and play on rented back line gear. This allows us to move from place to place quickly with minimal overhead. I always have two full Marshall JCM 900 stacks"

In the provided image, the Fulltone OCD pedal can be seen beneath the table along with other pedals, confirming its use by guitarist Scotti Hill.

In the video titled "Scotti Hill Wasted Time Solo Lesson" on YouTube, Scotti Hill can be seen using the Victory V4 The Kraken Preamp during a tutorial of the "Wasted Time" solo.