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Gibson Les Paul Standard
This is my main guitar. It was given to me from Gibson guitars back in 1994 when I was still in Flotsam and Jetsam. There is nothing that compares to the sound and fullness of a Les Paul. Even though there is a couple of different types of Les Pauls, for example, the Custom, Classic, Jr., or Studio, this is by far the best sounding and playing instrument in is class. I have a lot of history with this guitar and would not trade it for the world.
Fender American Stratocaster
This guitar has grown on me quite a bit. Most Gibson guitar lovers simply can't identify with playing a Strat. It has actually taken some time for me to love this guitar and it since then has become one of my main guitars. I did a modification on the pickups and replaced them with Seymor Duncan Hot Rails to add a little extra tone to it. Its in a category all of its own. I love it. Its a very diverse instrument and every guitar player should own one.
Gibson Flying V
This is the Holy Grail of guitars right here. The first guitar that Gibson sent me from an endorsement deal. It used to be white but throughout the years the color has changed and it looks a vintage yellow. I got in in 1988. Scince then I have taken the Kahler vibrato off and put EMG pickups in it. This guitar screams. It plays like a dream and sounds like one to.
Gibson SG
This was another guitar I received from Gibson. Angus Young from AC/DC plays one of these.....need I say more.
The Rack
All my effects, preamps and poweramps are contained in a 6 space rack. I use the Mesa/Boogie Triaxis for a premp and usually the Strategy 500 poweramp but thats not show in this picture. My effects are simple as well. Just a TC Electronic G-Major for processing. Simple and very powerful and all MIDI controlled.
Marshall Vintage 1960
Pretty much the industry standard for guitar speaker cabinets.
The Abacus
This little petalboard is what I use to control all the presets inside my rack. It work via MIDI to communicate with all the components inside the rack so I have complete control over my sound.