Steve Jones

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

Steve Jones & Satellite Barracuda

Steve Jones uses the Blackstar Fly 3 Union Flag Mini Guitar Combo, as shown in a photo shared on his Instagram account, jonesysjukebox, with the caption "One for the ladies!"

In a user-uploaded photo, Steve Jones is seen using the Marshall JCM800 2203 guitar amplifier head.

Steve Jones recorded most of the bass parts for the Sex Pistols' "Never Mind the Bollocks," with Glen Matlock and Sid Vicious contributing only to specific tracks. In an interview, Jones mentioned using a Fender Precision and an Ampeg amplifier, likely the Ampeg SVT-CL Classic. According to the Premier Guitar article "Maximum Energy: The Gear of the Original Punks," Sid Vicious used an Ampeg SVT-CL to emulate Dee Dee Ramone’s setup. It is plausible that the same Ampeg SVT-CL was used during the recording of the album.

In this picture you can see Steve is playing through a JCM 2000 TSL 100

In an Instagram post by "jonesysjukebox," Steve Jones is shown with the Blackstar Fly 3 Stereo Pack, highlighting its use in his setup.

Steve Jones is shown using a Marshall 1960A 4x12'' Cabinet while performing the national anthem, as captured in a Getty Images photo.

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The one and only Steve Jones from the Sex Pistols, right after ordering his Satellite Barracudas and Atoms.

In a July 1996 interview with the UK magazine Total Guitar, guitarist Steve Jones confirmed his use of the Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp. He attributed "half the sound" of his guitar tone to this amp, noting a unique characteristic where "only one speaker was [working] and so it overdried the other one." This statement directly links Steve Jones to the Vox AC30, providing clear evidence of his utilization of this specific guitar amplifier.