Slash

This guitar is used for live work including Guns N' Roses, Slash's Snakepit and Velvet Revolver.

According to Guns and Roses guitarist Slash, his first guitar was a Memphis Les Paul copy. "That was my first electric guitar, and that was pretty special to me up until I learned that that wasn't really that great a guitar!" he says at (0:30).

"The main guitar I play live is one of two Les Paul Standards I bought in 1987. This one has always been my main stage guitar. It just sounds good and feels right to me."

This 1959 Gibson Flying V was the lead guitar for the songs "Knockin' On Heaven's Door", "Live And Let Die" and "Estranged".

Slash can be seen with a Squier Hello Kitty Stratocaster

In a YouTube video from the Michael Jackson 30th Anniversary Celebration, Slash mentions that one of the first guitars he owned was a late '70s B.C. Rich Mockingbird, which he describes as "a really cool one I had for quite a few years" at the 0:45 mark. In addition to this guitar, Slash owns six other Mockingbirds.

Slash used a Transparent Green version of this guitar for a number of Guns 'n' Roses and Velvet Revolver preformances, Slash also owns these models in Red, Blue, and Black finishes.

In this photo, Slash playing Fender Stratocaster.

In this photo of Slash performing live, he is playing a black Gibson Les Paul Custom.

on this video Slash is using Tommy Emanuel's model of Maton Guitar...

Slash has many of the "Guild Crossroads" guitars that were made especially for him through Guild's now defunct Custom Shop. The one pictured is the blue flame top 6+6. Used for songs such as Serial Killer and Civil War

A photo from Ultimate Guitar's user-uploaded gallery shows Slash's guitar collection, featuring a Gibson Les Paul Goldtop.

A 1956 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop was used for the rhythm sections of the songs "Estranged", "Fall To Pieces" and "You Got No Right".

In this pic, Slash is seen playing a black/white Jackson Soloist back in the early days of Guns N' Roses. It's got two buckers, a Floyd Rose, and reverse upside sharkfin inlays. It also appears to have a pretty thick body for a Soloist. No word on where the guitar is nowadays however.

For a good year or so in the early days of GNR, Slash often used a Jackson Firebird. The guitar was black in finish, equipped with a Floyd Rose, two humbuckers, a 22-fret ebony fretboard with Jackson inlays, and featured a sticker modeled after Slash's lady tattoo with his nickname underneath the sticker. This guitar was used to record the rhythm parts for "Appetite for Destruction." Unsatisfied with the tones of the guitar for solos, he pawned it so he could fund some bad habits. It's currently whereabouts are unknown.

A cheap Gibson Explorer natural copy was also one the first owned Slash guitar.

A 1960 Gibson SG was used as a rhythm guitar for the song "My Michelle".

In photo #2 of this slideshow a young Slash can be seen with a Travis Bean guitar.

This guitar was later used for playing slide on the songs "Bad Obsession", "The Garden", "Shine" and "Rusted Heroes".

Slash is known for his Gibson 20th Anniversary 1957 Les Paul Custom Black Beauty, affectionately dubbed "Black Death." This guitar is prominently featured in numerous images available through a Google search, underscoring its significance in his collection.

the guitar looks like its a bc rich custom shop perfect 10 bich in green over a quilted maple top and most likely equipped with slash's signature seymour duncan pickups. he is using live on chinese democracy on the not in this life time tour. the guitar can be seen anytime the camera is focused on slash.

Interview with Vintage Guitar magazine in 2005. "Yes. I’ve used a lot of acoustics. I used the Martins the most during the Use Your Illusion recordings."

Throughout this video, the whole guitar section can be seen using Guild acoustic guitars. Slash is playing what I believe is a JF30 model Guild acoustic guitar. (0:22 provides a somewhat better view of Slash)

According to Slash's guitar tech, Slash's main guitars are the "Slash AFD guitars. They're replicas of the Les Pauls he used on the Appetite for Destruction album, and every album since then. (0:25). "He actually used the original guitar on the last album, but we keep it safely put away - we use copies Gibson makes for us that are awesome guitars in their own right," the tech said.

A 1967 Gibson ES-335 was used for the rhythm parts of "Back To The Moment" as well as "Loving The Alien".

Although he probably just poses with it, you can see Slash with this guitar from 6:13 onwards.

You can see slash has a Blacktop HH Jaguar with the matching headstock in the far left corner of the photo.

The 1990 Gibson Les Paul 12-String was used for the rhythm section for the piece "You Got No Right".

In this video, Slash can be seen playing Standard Gibson SG.

This guitar is used live by Slash with Slash's Snakepit and Velvet Revolver.

This signature Custom Shop guitar was based on a guitar given to Slash in 1988.

0:41 "I actually wanted to retire his red mockingbird so Gibson sent us these axcess guitars so he could actually go crazy with the floyed on the song nothing to say off the new album instead of bringing out the old mockingbird I was like mabey we should get some new guitars"