Sead Zele Lipovaca

Sead Zele Lipovača played a Kramer Pacer with an angled banana headstock during his time in London when his band Divlje Jagode, also known as Wild Strawberries, aimed to expand their reach in the UK and globally. Notably, he used this guitar at the iconic Marquee gig around 1986, as documented on the Divlje Jagode official website.

In this picture we can see Zele's 1959 Les Paul that (possibly) belonged to Jimmy Page. Although Zele claims it is a '59 Les Paul, the crown inlay indicates it is a 60s Les Paul... Who knows, maybe it's a modified '59 model.

In this picture you can see Zele holding his Fender Stratocaster.

Sead Zele Lipovača does not use the Charvel So-Cal Style 1 HH. The correct guitar he uses is the Charvel Model 5, as identified in a recent post. Please update the information accordingly. Thank you.

In this picture, Zele is holding a Charvel Model 5 electric guitar. In an earlier post I labeled it as a "So-Cal" Charvel, but upon further inspection I have concluded that it is a Charvel Model 5 due to the shape and EMG-esque pickups.

A still image from a video taken in September 2025 shows Sead Zele Lipovaca's pedalboard, where the AMT Electronics Legend Amps Series II C2 is clearly visible on the bottom row.

A still image from a video captured in September 2025 clearly shows Sead Zele Lipovaca's pedalboard, with the TC Electronic Sub 'N' Up Octaver prominently visible on the bottom row.

A still image from a video taken in September 2025 clearly shows Sead Zele Lipovaca's pedalboard featuring the TC Electronic Corona Mini on the upper row, serving as proof of his use of this specific chorus effects pedal.

A still image from a video taken in September 2025 clearly shows Sead Zele Lipovaca's pedalboard, with the AMT Electronics SY-1 Stutterfly - HQ Digital Delay visible on the bottom row. The image serves as proof of his use of this specific gear.

A still image from a video taken in September 2025 shows Sead Zele Lipovaca's pedalboard, where the TC Electronic Polytune Mini Noir is clearly visible in the upper row. The image serves as definitive proof of the artist's use of this specific gear.

In this image we see zele lipovača playing "let na drugi svijet"while je plays his solo we see that he used a marshall super lead 59' to record the songand he probably used that amp head for rest od the album,this video od let na drugi svijet is hard to find but tiktok managed