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Joe Satriani is one of the guitar gods. We thought it was only right for us to do some research into what guitar gear rig Satriani uses (and has used). We gathered some good pictures from the internet of his guitars, amps, and effects. Click the images you see to enlarge them in a shadowbox. Enough talk, let's take a look at what Joe Satriani's Guitar Gear Equipment looks like. Nice rig!  Joe's is rocking out!  Want to sound like Joe? Click gear images below for more info & to buy at Musician's Friend
Guitars
- Ibanez JS-1000 and JS-1200 Signature Electric Guitars
  - Ibanez JS-2000 Joe Satriani Electric Guitar
- Ibanez JS100 Joe Satriani Electric Guitar (this is his budget model)  
Amplifiers and Cabinets
Marhsall:
Notes: Satch was using Marshall amps until he got his own custom line of Peavey amps. Let's first look at his Marshalls.
- Marshall 6100 Anniversary Head
- Marshall 1960B 4x12 Straight Cabinet (Celestion 25W)
 
Peavey:
- Peavey JSX Joe Satriani Signature Head
  - Peavey JSX 412 Slant Cabinet  - Peavey JSX 412 Straight Cabinet  - Peavey JSX Mini Colossal amp  - Peavey JSX 212 Combo 
Effects and Accessories
- Dimarzio "Mo' Joe" guitar pickups
  - JS Signature Guitar Straps   - JS Signature Guitar Picks  - Boss CH-1 Super Chorus  - Boss DD-3 Digital Delay  - Boss DS-1 Distortion  - Boss OC-2 Dual Octave  - Boss BF-3 Flanger  - Boss PS-5 Super Shifter Pedal  - Digitech WH-1 Whammy Reissue Pedal  - Dunlop 535Q Wah Pedal  - Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Wah Pedal  - Dunlop Original CryBaby Wah Pedal  - Fulltone Ultimate Octave Fuzz/Octave
- Groove Tubes Fat Finger Guitar Sustainer  - Chandler Digital Echo/Delay
- Vox Wah  - Electro-Harmonix POG  Strings D'Addario EXL120 Electric Guitar Strings  D'Addario EJ16 Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings  Recording Notes: I found an interview on modernguitars.com in which Joe mentioned some of the gear he uses in the studio. - Palmer Speaker Simulator
- Millennia Media STT-1 Mic Pre / frontend  - Universal Audio LA-2A Limiter  - Universal Audio 1176 Compressor  - Pro Tools at 96k
- Yamaha NS10M monitors This is the Yamaha HS80M (similar look to the NS10, but different sound reviews say): 
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