Tom Thacker

In this video recorded at Guitar Center, we can see Tom playing his Gibson Les Paul Goldtop.

In a Q&A session, Tom Thacker mentioned using the MXR CSP101SL Script Phase 90 with LED phaser pedal.

In a Q&A session, Tom Thacker mentioned using the MXR M193 GT-OD overdrive pedal.

At 0:19 you can see a Neal Schon Les Paul. It is likely that this is the Les Paul's only appearance and it was probably a prop item.

"Thought I should share a pic of my main squeeze. Gibson LP '58 VOS reissue. It's a #beauty"

In this video of Blood In My Eyes, we can see Tom playing a Squier Vintage Modified Jazzmaster Sunburst.

In a Q&A session, Tom Thacker mentioned using the Marshall JCM800 2203 guitar amplifier head.

In a Q&A session, Tom Thacker mentioned using the MXR M133 Micro Amp.

In this interview he says, "I have a pretty basic setup. I use two Gibson Les Paul Goldtops live. For my main dirty sound I use a Marshall JCM 800 or a Diezel Herbert through a Marshall 1960 Cabinet. For my clean sound I use a '65 Twin Reverb. I have a few pedals which are an MXR GT-OD to overdrive my clean sound for a buzzy sound. I have an MXR Phase 90 and a Micro Chorus for modulation stuff, and a boost pedal for solos."

The boys of @Sum41 know that when it comes to guitar and bass tone, Slinky strings are All Killer, No Filler. Join the legacy. #iplayslinky

In this photo you can see Tom playing the ESP E-II Eclipse when playing with Sum 41 at Rock Im Park (as seen on his Wikipedia page): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Thacker_(musician)

During a Q&A session, Tom Thacker mentioned using the Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb amplifier.

In the video, both Tom and Dave use their number one guitars. Tom has been recently been playing a Cherry Sunburst Les Paul Custom on tour as of 2019, and also in this video. Picture: https://www.shutterstock.com/editorial/entertainment/sum-41-in-concert-at-de-montfort-hall%2C-leicester-2019-06-24