Rudolf Schenker

Schenker: I’ve played so many amps! I started actually with Vox, then Marshall, then Boogie, into Hiwatt, then Diezel, then Engl, Soldano. Then I found this Danish guy who makes the Skrdstrup R&D [Triple Drive 50]. It’s an amazing amp. It allows such an exact attack and just enough distortion. Tonight I’ve got that, the Engl [Savage 120] and a Rivera [TBR Series rackmount stereo tube amplifier].

In this picure, you can see Rudolf Schenker playing a Dommenget Vee Ferrari

Schenker: I’ve played so many amps! I started actually with Vox, then Marshall, then Boogie, into Hiwatt, then Diezel, then Engl, Soldano. Then I found this Danish guy who makes the Skrdstrup R&D [Triple Drive 50]. It’s an amazing amp. It allows such an exact attack and just enough distortion. Tonight I’ve got that, the Engl [Savage 120] and a Rivera [TBR Series rackmount stereo tube amplifier].

Can be seen in the video at about 07:26

In a performance captured on the Scorpions' YouTube channel from Musikladen on January 16, 1978, Rudolf Schenker is seen playing a Gibson Flying V. Schenker has been known for using several Gibson Flying Vs throughout his career.

It´s his signature model by gibson

Rudolf Schenker uses the Dommenget Vee Scorpions electric guitar, as noted by Guitarmaker.

Can be seen behind Rudolf and Matthias at 0:56

In this image Rudolf Schenker plays a Dommenget Vee Acoustic Double Neck

Rudolf Schenker uses a Dommenget Vee Acoustic 12-string guitar, as detailed by Boris Dommenget Guitarmaker.

Can be seen in the first song of the video

Used in his signature Gibson.

In this image Rudolf Schenker plays a Dommenget Vee Acoustic

Rudolf uses a Korina Flying V in the music video for Rock You Like A Hurricane.

Used in his signature model.

At 47:38 you can see the Scorpions using Marshall stacks. It’s a JCM800 identifiable by the two toggles, 6 knobs, and 4 inputs.

You can see both members of the Scorpions posing with JCM900s.