Steve Jones

A 1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom that formerly belonged to Sylvain Sylvain of the New York Dolls.

Steve Jones playing a Gibson Firebird onstage at the Sex Pistols' last show ever at Winterland in San Francisco, California. Photo by Roberta Bayley .

In this photo you can see Steve Jones in an old photo of him and a gibson flying v.

Steve Jones playing a Gibson Firebird onstage at the Sex Pistols' last show ever.

In this Sex Pistols' 1977 concert, Jones can be seen playing the Gibson Les Paul Special Doublecut, with some inlay work done at the very beginning of the neck.

In this image Steve can be seen playing a gibson 1954 les paul custom.

Steve Jones and Gibson SG Special Polaris White

Steve Jones and Gibson Explorer

Steve Jones and White Gibson ES-349 (maybe)

Steve Jones with Gibson RD

Steve Jones and Les Paul Standard

Steve Jones & McSwain SM-2

Only Fender? I think

here steve jones is seen playing a black fender telecaster, this photo was probably taken around 1978-79

steve jones playing a TV yellow gibson les paul junior doublecut , photo taken in paradiso club (january 1977)

steve jones and paul cook during the profesionals era, in this photo steve can be seen playing a gretsch white falcon

steve jones Gibson les paul custom with some kind of burst finish and bigsby

check out the video... you can clearly see the logo on the headstock.

Steve Jones with Les Paul Deluxe

Steve Jones' main amp is a 1970's Fender Twin Reverb.

Steve Jones and Blackstar Fly 3 :)

Steve Jones and Blackstar Fly 3 Stereo

Steve Jones & Satellite Barracuda

Steve Jones & Marshall JCM 800 head

Marshall 4x12 Cabinet

Steve Jones actually recorded most of the bass parts on Nevermind the Bollocks. Glen Matlock was the original bassist & is often credited with writing many of the songs, but he only recorded the bass part for "Anarchy in the UK." Sid Vicious only recorded bass for "Bodies." There's an interview with Ultimate Guitar where Steve Jones mentions using a Fender Precision and Ampeg amp, so it's pretty likely the Ampeg was an SVT. In this article from Premier Guitar, it states Sid Vicious was using an Ampeg SVT-CL since he was trying to emulate Dee Dee Ramone's rig. I'm assuming that Ampeg SVT was the same Ampeg that was used to record Nevermind the Bollocks.

Steve Jones and Jim Dunlop Cry Baby