Stone Gossard

Stone Gossard can be seen in this photo with a Stratocaster.

Minute 1:15 we can clearly see a Les Paul Standard equipped with a Bigsby vibrato device.

George Webb provided an insight into Gossard's back line as of 1995.

According to Webb, "Right now, Stone is playing though a Matchless H/C-30 head…"

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Stone Gossard can be seen using a Les Paul Goldtop in this video of Pearl Jam

Stone Gossard plays Gibson Les Paul Customs with Duncan Alnico II pickups, a Gretsch Roundup and Gibson Chet Atkins semi-acoustics. He uses an Ernie Ball switcher/pan pedal to blend his Marshall JCM800 rig and his blackface Fender Twin. His stereo chorus pedal is a Boss and his strings are Ernie Ball .011s.

According to Gossard's guitar tech, "We use different pedals to achieve different amounts of distortion and overdrive: a DOD graphic eq pedal that boosts the signal and drives the amps' preamp sections harder, a Boss Hyperfuzz…"

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Pro Guitar Shop mentions that Stone used a variety of amps, including the VOX AC30. Source.

It's a 1968 refinished candy-apple red Fender Telecaster that has a vintage Fender Bigsby-style tremolo system. Originally, the guitar was purchased by Mike McCready a few years ago, but Mike traded it to Stone for a different guitar that he wanted. Since then it's become a standard part of Stone's touring and recording equipment. (I'd say overall it's probably Stone's #2 or 3 guitar.) The guitar was manufactured by Fender with the tremolo as part of its original hardware. The only changes we've made to the guitar have been the implementation of graphite bridge saddles and nut (this helps Stone cut down on broken strings), new pots and pickup selector switch, and the usual conductive shielding paint in the pickup/electronics cavities to help reduce noise.

Pearl Jam Sinergy

Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam is seen using a Klon Centaur Overdrive pedal, as captured in a user-uploaded photo titled "PJ_stone_board.jpg" on reverb.com.

Minute 1:48 during this Immagine in Cornice footage, we can see Stone using a Marshall 1974X Handwired.

Stone Gossard has used the Matchless DC-30 2x12 Combo Amp on stage for several years. However, during parts of Pearl Jam's Hawaii and Australia tour and throughout their U.S. tour last summer, he transitioned to using a Savage Audio Blitz 50 2x12 Combo Amp for his live performances. This performance of "Hail Hail" on Letterman, as captured by TheSteved111 on YouTube, showcases the DC-30.

Stone Gossard is seen using the Way Huge Electronics Green Rhino MkII Overdrive, positioned between a Boss Tremolo and a ZVex Box of Rock, as shown in the user-uploaded photo from Downloads-pearljam-com.

In the 1992 Pinkpop Festival performance, Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam can be seen using a Marshall JCM800 2203 guitar amplifier head.

The acoustic guitar that you hear on "Live On Two Legs" is from a Hamer "Duo-Tone" acoustic/electric guitar. It's a semi-hollow body guitar that has electro-magnetic humbucker pickups (for an electric sound) as well as a piezo bridge-saddle pickup (for an acoustic sound). The Duo-Tone also has two separate output jacks (one for the electric pickups, one for the acoustic pickup) which allows the player to have separate control over the sound he/she is going for. With a blending pedal (such as an Ernie Ball Stereo/Pan pedal), the player can have either a fully electric/overdriven tone, a fully clean, acoustic guitar tone, or a blending of both. During the recording of studio records, Stone or Mike would choose to use a true 100% acoustic guitar for acoustic parts, but on stage the Duo-Tone is more convenient, flexible, and sounds pretty good, so it's a better fit for the road.

Pearl Jam Sinergy

For parts of last spring's Hawaii/Australia tour, and for all of last summer's U.S. tour, Stone switched to a Savage Audio "Blitz 50" 50w 2x12" combo amp for his stage sound.

Pearl Jam Sinergy

Stone Gossard, guitarist for Pearl Jam, incorporates an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer into his setup to achieve varied levels of distortion and overdrive. This information is detailed by Gossard's guitar tech, who also mentions the use of other pedals like a DOD graphic EQ and a Boss Hyperfuzz. The setup details can be seen in the source image.

In this video where Pearl Jam is playing alive in Seattle you can clearly see stone playing a black gibson flying v, you can also see him holding the same one most likely in this photo. This is probably a late 90's early 2000's gibson flying v.

Throughout the video, Stone is seen playing a cherry red Gibson ES-330 fitted with Bigsby.

In this artical, Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam, Temple of the Dog, Gossman Project, Mother Love Bone, has been seen rocking his Line 6 DL4.

Featured on the official artist page of Satellite Amplifiers.

Stone Gossard from Pearl Jam's Satellite Atom

"It's a drum pattern, but you plug your guitar into it. So instead of the pattern being the drum sound, the guitar sounds pop up every time something hits. Three different patterns over three different parts. Matt Cameron came up with that and it was a moment of inspiration, for sure."

Minute 1:48 during this Immagine in Cornice footage, we can see Stone using a Tweed '57 Deluxe.

In a user-uploaded photo on reverb.com, Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam is shown using the Keeley Compressor 2-Knob pedal, highlighting its role in his guitar effects setup.

In this image we can see a FL305. Source.

stone gossard can be seen using this guitar at 2:04 in the video.

In this artical, Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam, Temple of the Dog, Gossman Project, Mother Love Bone, has been seen rocking his Ernie Ball 6166 Mono Volume Pedal.

Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam uses the Lehle Dual SGoS Amp Switcher as part of his pedalboard setup. This is evident from a user-uploaded photo titled "PJ_stone_board.jpg" on reverb.com, showcasing his gear. Despite frequent changes in his pedal collection, Gossard consistently maintains his signature tone, highlighting that true sound comes from the artist's technique.

Stone Gossard is listed on Fulltone's website as an artist using the Fulltone Soul-Bender v2 fuzz effects pedal.

In the provided user-uploaded photo, Stone Gossard's pedalboard includes the Boss TR-2 Tremolo, positioned after the Green Rhino pedal.

Last pedal (left) in the first row.