Thomas DeLonge

You can see the ernie ball strap at about 0:28-0:30

Tom's guitar tech states that he started playing fractal on the 2019 angels and airwaves tour. He opts to use it as he would a standard amp and pedalboard rather than a dedicated patch for each song. His main tone is based on a modded marshall plexi and a soldono for his dirty. His clean is based on a rackmounted ca3+. He puts his clean through a ac30 ir, and a marshall cab ir on the unit itself

Thomas DeLonge used the Ernie Ball Pride Rainbow Guitar Strap during the Dude Ranch and early Enema of the State eras, as noted in the Blink-182 Online forum discussion about his Les Paul guitars from 1997-1998.

Tom uses this guitar during the AVA 2019 tour for his acoustic medley of songs (the songs being "There Is", "Aliens Exist" & "I Miss You").

In this video from Ernie Ball's official Instagram account, DeLonge can be seen testing his new set of strings.

In this video, Tom talks about mixing the Triaxis with a Marshall JMP-1 for many years in tour with blink

Tom used this pickup in the bridge postion of his Olympic white stratocaster during the Cheshire cat days (1995-1997) It was mounted in an angled position which gave a different tone, quite similar to how Billie Joe Armstrong has his bridge pickup in his strat.

this grafitti yellow baritone strat can be seen being used by tom from 42:19-42:26

In this video with Tom's Guitar Tech Doug, this speaker simulator ban be seen @ 1:54.

In this video we see Tom playing his Gibson ES-333 signature guitar white version.

In this Facebook photo, we can see that Tom owns Moog MF-105M Moogerfooger MIDI MuRF Analog Filter Guitar Effects Pedal in his studio.

During the late 1990s to mid-2000s, Thomas DeLonge of Blink-182 frequently used the Mesa/Boogie Rectifier Standard 4x12'' Straight cabinet in combination with Marshall and Mesa Boogie heads, both live and in the studio. This is highlighted in the Ernie Ball video titled "Ernie Ball Paradigm: Stronger Than Tom DeLonge" on YouTube.

This is first Tom DeLonge's Fender Baritone Strat. It has tremolo bridge and 24 fret Tele neck with maple fretboard. This guitar was originally orange. And Tom DeLonge respray the guitar to Blue. And was put on sale for Reissued in 2014.

This guitar is used for Adam's Song during 1999 Loserkids Tour.

In the video "Recording 'The Dream Walker,'" Thomas DeLonge is seen using a Boss DD-20 Giga Delay at the 4:30 mark in his studio.

All through the 2000 Big Day Out preformance, you see Tom using a Mesa Boogie Triple Recifier TAN coloured model. He used this for his distorted tones.

At 7:22 in the video you can see Tom playing through a Diezel VH4

Thomas DeLonge used the Dunlop Tortex Blink 182 Pop Disaster Tour 2002 guitar picks, which were custom-made by Dunlop specifically for Blink-182 during their Pop Disaster 2002 tour.

Seen on Tom’s pedalboard in the Ernie Ball Pursuit of Tone video at the 1hr 21min 43sec mark and for about 5 seconds. Note: the Empress Superdelay is seen to the right of the neck and headstock of the Gibson guitar. The Superdelay has printed grid on the front (side) of the pedal which can be clearly seen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuM2ecrsRpk

Seen on Tom’s pedalboard in the Ernie Ball Pursuit of Tone video at the 1hr 22min 55sec mark and for about 4 seconds. Note: Tom’s Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 is the “white on white” edition. The MF-102 has a unique layout with 5 knobs and 2 blue switches which can be compared against the other pedals in the Moogerfooger line.the Moog is seen in background and on the right side.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuM2ecrsRpk&t=4906s

In this photo (taken in October 1993), DeLonge uses a Princeton Chorus combo, alogside other Fender amp and Jackson cabinet.

In this photo, taken in August 2003, DeLonge seems to perform with CAE RS-10.

Thomas DeLonge is seen using the Gibson ES-333 Tom DeLonge Signature Special Edition, as shown in a Rolling Stone image.

You can see it in his rack

As you can see from this picture on instagram, from Tom's studio, he owns/uses the Boss PH-3 Phase Shifter.

As you can see from this picture on instagram, from Tom's studio, he owns/uses the Small Stone, by Electro Harmonix.

This guitar is a red Made In Korea Squire Stratocaster. Not much else known about it. Assumed to be the guitar found in the trash and given to Tom by a friend but we don't have definitive proof of that. Covered with stickers over the years.

It has all 3 stock single coil pickups. Tom oddly played and recorded with this guitar set to position 4, using and blending the middle and neck single coil pickups. This gives the recordings it was used on a very odd, distinct sound, especially for punk rock.

The recordings this guitar was used on are Flyswatter, Demo 2, Buddha, Short Bus and Cheshire Cat. I have photos of Tom in the studio recording Cheshire Cat with this guitar. It's the only electric guitar we know of him owning until he used the advanced money from Cargo Records, after signing with them, and bought his 1994 Fender American Standard 40th anniversary edition Stratocaster aka the "sticker strat".

Photos: https://i.imgur.com/KU87wIh.png https://i.imgur.com/WnR16l4.png

You can see the Electro-Harmonix Micro Synthesizer is visible on the shelf to the right of the green pedals.

Tom uses this in his Custom Fender Strat.

Tom used a Taylor 614ce for numerous live acoustic performances in the past. It is the 600 series, note the Maple back & sides, and the fretboard inlays.

As you can see Tom DeLonge is playing "Watch the world" by Box Car Racer with a GS Mini Bass