Vinnie Vincent

Double-V designed in conjunction with Jackson Guitars as a VV evolution of the Jackson Rhoads.

The most commonly recognizable guitar from Creatures of the Night tour was the gold Rhoads Jackson.

Vinnie Vincent is seen playing the Ibanez Vinnie Vincent V Custom guitar in the "Love Kills" music video, where he appears dressed as Freddy Krueger, as captured in the user-uploaded photo.

Vinnie Vincent used the Charvel 80' SC1 Vinnie Vincent EMG Custom Electric Guitar during the "Creatures" tour, as seen in a user-uploaded photo.

By 1988, Vinnie Vincent had different brands producing his VVV guitars, Carvin was one of them and it's one of the most recognizable guitars he ever played, it was seen mostly during the "All Systems Go" period, It was the guitar he used for his guitar tech video.

Vinnie was also seen playing a tobacco-sunburst Les Paul early during Creatures of the Night tour. From the picture it looks like a Gibson Les Paul Heritage Standard 80 in honey sunburst finish.

Vinnie Vincent is seen with his custom Jackson VVV guitar, featuring a distinctive pink finish with silver trim and a standard Jackson headstock, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on his official website.

A Vinnie Vincent Charvel Strat electric guitar built with hand-chosen components by Vincent. Vincent was inspired to build the guitar after trying Eddie Van Halen’s Charvel. Van Halen explained that he had built his guitar with custom parts, which included neck, pickup and body. Vincent tried Van Halen’s guitar and liked it so much he spent the next few months customizing a similar guitar to Ed Van Halen’s. The result was this one of a kind Charvel. The guitar was used by Vincent to record KISS’ Creatures of the Night album in 1982. The guitar, which still has its original strings from the Creatures album, was used on the songs “I Love It Loud,” “Killer,” “War Machine,” “Keep Me Comin’,” and “Saint and Sinner,” among others. The neck joint plate is numbered “65520 1,” back plate absent. Accompanied by a side-loading hardshell case.

Used during the Mark Slaughter years of Vinnie Vincent Invasion.

Vinnie Vincent is seen using a Laney AOR Pro Tube Lead 100 Series II Head in a photo from 2010, featured on the Vinnie Vincent Fan Forum.

“Mastermind DENNIS MOLLAN at PRO TONE PEDALS just sent me the collectible brochures and photos of the SIGNATURE VINNIE FULLSHREDD DISTORTION PEDAL."

Vinnie's Rhoads Jackson had become pink for Kiss Lick It Up tour.

In the beginning of the musical career of Vinnie Vincent, he helped Dan Hartman with the "Instant Replay" album in which he played his white fender stratocaster for the musical videos until he got with Grover Jackson.

Vinnie Vincent used the B.C. Rich Paul Stanley "Jewel" Mockingbird Custom during the early stages of the 'Creature of the Night / 10th Anniversary' tour. This guitar was later replaced by the gold flake Randy Rhoads custom model from Jackson Guitars, circa 1982. An image serves as evidence of this guitar's usage.

In the music video for "That Time of Year" by Vinnie Vincent Invasion, Vinnie Vincent is seen playing a Carvin DN612 Doubleneck Guitar.

Found :15s in Vinnie Vincent Invasion's "Boyz Are Gonna Rock" music video.

Cabinets used during the Mark Slaughter years of Vinnie Vincent Invasion.

"Happy to oblige, that night I hopped in my car with my vintage 1959 sunburst Les Paul, 1965 white Strat, and 1965 Rickenbacker 12 string and drove out to the studio. When I got there Ed invited me to hang out with him and Alex at the studio that night while they jammed and just let the tape roll, capturing one hellacious performance. I stayed and hung out with them that night, which turned out to be a special and momentous night that still stays with me today.

After a short break Ed tried out my ’59 Les Paul and ‘65 Strat, and we both commented on how much better Ed's homemade Strat sounded compared to my vintage guitars. Soundwise there was no comparison..."

"Happy to oblige, that night I hopped in my car with my vintage 1959 sunburst Les Paul, 1965 white Strat, and 1965 Rickenbacker 12 string and drove out to the studio. When I got there Ed invited me to hang out with him and Alex at the studio that night while they jammed and just let the tape roll, capturing one hellacious performance. I stayed and hung out with them that night, which turned out to be a special and momentous night that still stays with me today.

After a short break Ed tried out my ’59 Les Paul and ‘65 Strat, and we both commented on how much better Ed's homemade Strat sounded compared to my vintage guitars. Soundwise there was no comparison..."

"Happy to oblige, that night I hopped in my car with my vintage 1959 sunburst Les Paul, 1965 white Strat, and 1965 Rickenbacker 12 string and drove out to the studio. When I got there Ed invited me to hang out with him and Alex at the studio that night while they jammed and just let the tape roll, capturing one hellacious performance. I stayed and hung out with them that night, which turned out to be a special and momentous night that still stays with me today.

After a short break Ed tried out my ’59 Les Paul and ‘65 Strat, and we both commented on how much better Ed's homemade Strat sounded compared to my vintage guitars. Soundwise there was no comparison..."

In this video Vinnie Vincent plays on Takamine G-Series guitar and sings his early song "Tears" (co-writen with Adam Mitchel for Peter Criss)