Shaun Morgan

Shaun used the Taylor 514ce to perform "Broken" acoustically on the youtube channel loudwire

Shaun used the Schecter Guitar Research ORLEANS Acoustic Guitar during his NatCon16 Awards Honoree show

Shaun used Solo-6 Standard during the record of "Holding Onto Strings Better Left To Fray". You can see it in "Fur Cue" studio video. He also played "Fine Again" on this guitar in 2011 Walmart Soundcheck. Since then he used it live on song "Tonight" which is in Drop B. Last year this golden singlecut Schecter became his main Drop C guitar.

This was his main guitar in the early days of Seether all the way up to Disclaimer II. This can also be seen in the Fine Again music video. Replaced by the Schecter PT guitars.

Shaun Morgan has a signature model that he plays which is manufactured by Schecter.

At 0:07 in this live performance video, Shaun Morgan can be seen playing an Alvarez FD60 with a cherry sunburst design.

These were his main guitars of choice throughout Karma & Effect - Finding Beauty In Negative Spaces. These were replaced by Shaun's signature Schecter guitars.

Shaun used schecter royal to perform "Fine Again" on the youtube channel 98Rockvideo

Shaun Morgan can be seen playing an Gibson SJ-200 at this live performance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJIrVLH8yzk

Shaun used Schecter C-1 Elite during recording "Finding Beauty In Negative Spaces" album. In video you can see him recording "Like Suicide" with this guitar.

You can see Shaun play Schecter Corsair semi-hollow guitar in "Rise Above This" official video.

Shaun played Schecter Ultras live various times.

Shaun used silverburst LP Studio during the recording process of "Holding Onto Strings Better Left To Fray".

Shaun used Paul Reed Smith guitars for drop tunings back in early days.

In this video, you can see Shaun playing the 006 deluxe, which is distinguished by the inlays and matte finish.

According to this page on the Ernie Ball website, Shaun now uses Music Man Stingray RS guitars. He can be seen playing one in the recent "String Theory" that Ernie Ball made about him.

I don't think he used this guitar at all more than once, but here he's seen playing one at the 2018 Shiprocked show in New Orleans. It can be best seen at :57.

From what I read, they had to use rented gear for this show for whatever reason, and Shaun is playing what looks to be a Les Paul custom for Stoke the Fire, Gasoline, and Truth.

Shaun used Triple Rectifier all the tume

In this Rig Rundown Shaun Morgan talks about his equipment for upcoming Seether Tour. He begins talking about his amps about 6:36 into the video.

At around the 6:46 mark in this video, Shaun mentions that he began using Mesa Boogie LoneStar heads for his clean sound

In this Guitar World article from 2003, Shaun mentions the amps he used in the studio for "Disclaimer," he says "And for the clean sounds we used a Vox AC30."

"I use the Mesa Triple Rectifier and have a couple of heads, and I run the guitar through a couple of pedals, but the distortion I use is mainly the distortion running through the head of the cabs. I have a Zakk Wylde Wah pedal, an H2O Chorus pedal, a Boss Digital Delay, a noise gate and that’s about it for now. I might put in a flanger pedal for this tour, but I haven’t decided yet what the final pedal configuration will be for the tour." Shaun Morgan interview with Reverb.com Nov 10, 2014. The H20 pedal can be seen in the video at 26:32.

Can be seen at the 26:21 mark along with the rest of his pedalboard.

Can be seen at the 26:21 mark along with the rest of his pedalboard.

Can be seen in the video at the 26:20 mark with the rest of Shaun's board.

Picture of Shaun's Pedalboard, the Boss NS-2 has the "Shut Up" marking on it.