Thomas DeLonge

In this photo Tom shows off a version of his signature Fender Starcaster. This is one of the first Starcasters Tom received from Fender after rejoining Blink-182. The guitar is in a very light, almost white looking shell pink finish. Tom customized the guitar by adding stickers from some of his favorite bands. The guitar resembles the sticker strat, and the box car racer 335 that tom played previously

Thomas DeLonge owns several Fender Custom Shop Stratocasters from 1999 to 2003, including a natural finish model crafted by Alex Perez, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

Tom DeLonge use DiMarzio DP110 FS-1 pickup in his natural Fender Stratocaster replacing Seymour Duncan Invader pickup.

Tom DeLonge use Graphtech String Saver Saddles in his white Fender Stratocaster in 1997.

Tom has a prophet 08 in his studio in this photo

In a photo from Rocksound, Thomas DeLonge is shown in his studio with an Akai Advance 49 MIDI Keyboard Controller.

You can see a Moog voyager in his studio in this photo

The fantom g6 can be seen in his studio in this photo

A Nord stage can be seen in his studio in this photo

In this user-uploaded photo, Thomas DeLonge is seen playing a Yamaha Motif XS8 synthesizer.

A moog tarus 3 can be seen in his studio in this photo

A moog sub phatty can be seen in the back of his studio behind tom in this photo

Tom can be seen with a Moog Minitaur Limited Edition White in his studio. Moog logo is in the top left of the synthesizer,while the synthesizer is in the bottom right of the picture.

In a user-uploaded photo, Thomas DeLonge is seen in his studio with an Access Virus TI2 Keyboard.

An Alesis Micron is seen just to the left of Tom’s head on a coffee table in Tom’s studio.

A Moog Little Phatty Stage II is seen to the right of Tom (above for the viewer). The 4 knobs give it away as a Little Phatty of one version or another.

Tom is playing a Yamaha Motif XS7 in his studio. Note: the lowest key is an E, so certainly a Yamaha Motif 7-series. Also of note: the generally grey housing of the keyboard and the 8 dark sliders …this means definitively the Yamaha XS7 since the Yamaha Motif 7 and Motif ES7 have 4 sliders and both have a lighter grey than this while the Motif XF7 is nearly black paint all over.

Tom posted this picture of his studio with his Korg Kronos X 61 seen to the left of his Roland synthesizer.

In this photo, you can a pack of Ernie Ball Light Gauge Nickel Wound Guitar Strings on top of Thomas Delonge’s Gibson ES-333.

Ernie Ball themselves say Tom uses the Medium Light strings, which are 12-54.

In this Instagram post showing Thomas Delonge’s guitar rack for the blink-182 album ONE MORE TIME…, a Fender American Professional Jazzmaster can be seen on the right.

DeLonge is opening up a Reverb Shop on March 24, which features synthesizers, keyboards, amps, pedals, road cases and more. Some of the highlights include Marshall JMP-1 and Mesa Boogie Triaxis amps that blink toured with beginning in 2000; two Roland Fantom X6 workstation keyboards used on every AVA recording and tour prior to 2011; seven MXR EVH-117 Flanger and five Fulltone Full-Drive2 Mosfet pedals that DeLonge began using during blink’s 2009 tour; a synthesizer that still has AVA presets; and over a dozen road cases plastered in blink and AVA stickers from tours.

In the music video for The Adventure at 1:50, Tom can be seen playing two Mesa Boogies in the tan color.

Tom used two for his Mesa Boogie head and one for his Marshall

In this YouTube video at 33:19, Thomas Delonge’s tech states that he uses Ernie Ball Baritone Slinky Guitar Strings (13-72) on his custom baritone Starcasters.

At 20:48 you can see Tom’s footswitch good enough to see it’s a 6 switch Fractal.

In a post by Fractal Audio Systems on Instagram, it is evident that Thomas DeLonge uses the Radial JR2 Remote Footswitch, as it can be seen in the photographs of his rig shared by the account.

in this post by fractal we can see in tom’s live rig the fr-5

in this instagram post by fractal we can clearly see this in his rig

Thomas DeLonge is confirmed to use the Fender Tom Delonge “Padre” signature Stratocaster, as evidenced by an Instagram post from tothestars.media. This limited edition guitar, created in collaboration with Fender and exclusively sold through DeLonge's company To The Stars. The guitar is limited to 300 units. The guitar's design features a distinctive brown finish with an orange racing stripe, inspired by DeLonge's favorite baseball team, the San Diego Padres. Notably, this model is equipped with a Seymour Duncan JB humbucker in the bridge position, rather than the Invader used in other versions. The guitar also includes a ’69 Strat neck.