Terry Corso

According to Corso's Instagram post, he uses this guitar for songwriting.

According to Corso's Instagram post, he uses the Schecter Corsair Special for songwriting, as well as his Gibson J-45.

In this photo posted by Corso, he is holding the Gibson Les Paul Classic, judging by the headstock text.

In this photo, Corso is seen holding the Silvertone 1449 guitar.

é a guitarra utilizada para o show de 2016

É a guitarra utilizada no clip de Smooth Criminal

this guitar is the e standard tuning for live and in aaf movies video music

you can see him using this in this live but i am not sure what jcm 2000 it actually is since it's very blurred

In the bottom left corner, the "VP JR." text is visible, which indicates that Corso uses Ernie Ball Volume Pedal.

In the bottom left corner, Corso's Vox V845 wah pedal is visible.

In this photo, which shows a bit of Corso's pedalboard, the Line 6 DL4 delay pedal is visible.

In this photo, Corso's pedalboard is seen, with power supply being the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus.

In this photo, next to the Line 6 Delay pedal, Fulltone Full Drive 2 Mosfet is visible.

In this photo, Boss GE-7 equalizer pedal is visible next to Boss Tuner pedal.

In this photo, Fulltone Clyde Wah is shown. Apparently, this wah was later switched with the Vox V845 wah pedal.

In this photo, MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay pedal is visible.

In the bottom left of his board you can see a Clone Theory.

You can see an MXR phase 90 in the bottom left.

You can see the Dunlop Crybaby Q Zone pedal below the Line 6 DL4 and between the MXR Carbon Copy and the Boss GE-7 Equalizer pedals.

The pedal is also specifically mentioned by a commentator:

I engender your cradleless wha, pre q-zone. Genius.

In this photo, the Furman PL-PLUS C power conditioner is visible.

According to DR's website, Corso uses the DR Tite-Fit strings, gauge .9.

as you can see here he has two of them