Sergio Pizzorno

When asked what guitar and amp combination he gravitates towards, Sergio Pizzorno responds, "A Watkins amplifier and a Rickenbacker SF – side-fretted from 1975. It's just the baddest sound. It's my sound – nobody else really uses it."

The editor notes that the Rickenbacker Sergio is referring to is the Rickenbacker model 481-SF, "with slanted frets." The original article from March 2012 can be found here.

Sergio Pizzorno is seen using an Epiphone Casino in the video "Kasabian - Rewired (VEVO Presents: Kasabian - Live from Leicester)" available on KasabianVEVO's YouTube channel. If you have additional valid sources, please update this submission. Otherwise, rate the submission quality as "Completely Incorrect."

Serge has been seen using a custom painted matt black Kurt Cobain jaguar through out the 48:13 tour

A Boss TU-2 can be seen on the far right of Sergio Pizzorno's pedalboard, in this photo, from this collection, for Total Guitar Magazine.

Serge uses his Gibson Hummingbird for La fee verte.. He also uses the exact same guitar on his Thick As Thieves(acoustic) video

MicroKorg mainly used by Sergio. Used in live concerts as well as studio recordings. Seen in Kasabian’s 2004 “Fields Of Dreams” documentary. In Kasabian’s Stuntman, the beginning of the song was a spacey pad sound from the MicroKorg.

In this video of Kasabian covering Iggy Azalea's song Fancy in the Radio 1 Live Lounge, Sergio Pizzorno can be seen playing a Hofner guitar, which most closely matches the Senator model. While the tailpiece differs a bit, Senators do indeed exist with the same tailpiece as the one Pizzorno is using. Pizzorno's Senator guitar also has a reddish pearl pickguard. The markings on the neck and headstock as well as the shape of the body and the f-holes are consistent with the Senator model. At 3:14 in the video, a good look at the entire guitar can be had.

In this photo, Sergio can be seen playing a Fender Coronado II in orange, with a gold pick guard.

An Electro-Harmonix MicroSynth can be seen on Sergio Pizzorno's pedalboard, in this photo, from this collection, for Total Guitar Magazine.

At about 1:30 / 1:31 , you can see an AC30 behind Sergio

Sergio Pizzorno uses the Electro-Harmonix POG2 Polyphonic Octave Generator, as seen in a user-uploaded photo titled "Between the axis and the holy grail."

In this photo of Sergio's pedalboard in 2011, from this collection, for Total Guitar Magazine, one can see an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man on the left.

MXR MC401 Boost/Line Driver can be seen on this photo of Pizzorno's pedalboard.

Used in live concerts as well as studio recordings. Has modified synth patches attached to it.

Sergio Pizzorno has used the Roger Mayer Rocket Series Axis Fuzz during recent tours with Kasabian, as evidenced by user-uploaded photos.

Used to have an Octavio on his board.

In a user-uploaded photo, Sergio Pizzorno is seen using the Boss RE-20 Space Echo, positioned just below his "holy grail" pedal setup.

In this photo, one can see Sergio Pizzorno playing a Jerry Jones Electric Sitar.

In the link above is a photo of Sergio's pedalboard in 2011. You can see the Electro-Harmonix POG on the far left.

In this user-uploaded photo on Imgur, Sergio Pizzorno's collection of guitar pedals includes the Line 6 ToneCore Echo Park, demonstrating his use of this delay effects pedal.

You can see a blue Death By Audio Harmonic Transformer in the bottom right of this image.

Vintage EHX Micro Synthesizer can be seen on this photo of Pizzorno's pedalboard.

EHX Deluxe Memory Man (big box version) can be seen on Pizzorno's pedalboard.

Roger Mayer Octavia can be seen on this photo of Pizzorno's pedalboard.

Mostly used in, "For Crying Out Loud" album. Also used in live concerts.

Used in studio recordings as shown in the video.

he use fender quad reverb head ( 70s model ) in 4x12 slanted cabinet ( seen on 0:05 )

This picture is from Kasabian’s Field of Dreams mini documentary on their debut album. On the bottom of that MicroKorg is a Sequential Circuits Pro One used in many of their songs with Sergio and Chris playing them. It is hard to see clearly but I looked at the synths knob layout and it matched the Pro One.

Latest picture of his pedalboard

On his latest board he had (next to the POG) the holy grail reverb.