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More of Slash's Guitar Gear...
Amplifiers
Notes: Slash is the first musician to own a signature amp created for him by Marshall.
- 100 watt Marshall AFD100 (Slash model head. 2010)
- Marshall Vintage 1960's Marshall 1959 modified by Tim Caswell at SIR studios; used for the recording of Appetite for Destruction (Attempted to be stolen, but returned accidentally by a roadie)
- Marshall 2555SL Signature Head with EL-34 tubes
- Marshall JCM-800 2203 and 2210 Heads (with 6550 tubes)
 
- Marshall JCM 2555 Silver Jubilee (the grey/silver 25th Anniversary head from 1987 and the black edition from 1988)
- Marshall 50W Plexi model 1987 (from 1973)
 
- Marshall Vintage Modern 2466 with KT-66 tubes
 
- Marshall 1960BV 4x12 Cabinet
- 60 Watt Celestion "Vintage 30" Speakers
- Marshall 1960BX 4x12 Cabinet
- 25 Watt Celestion "Greenback" Speakers
Notes:
For the recording of Velvet Revolver's debut, Slash told Guitar Player mag he used a Vox AC30 and small Fender tube amps (for "oddball" sounds). Live, he only uses Marshalls.
For the recording of Velvet Revolver's second CD / Libertad, he told Total Guitar mag that he used the new Marshall Vintage Modern 2466 amp.
Effects
Note: Slash has said he has a big tub filled with effects pedals. Here are some of them.
- Dunlop Rack Mounted Crybaby (controlled with an Ernie Ball volume pedal for live shows)
- Rocktron Hush II CX
 
- DBX 166 Compressor
- Yamaha SPX 900 Multieffect
- MXR 10-band graphic EQ
- Dunlop Heil Talkbox
- Boss GE-7 (for solos)
- Digital Music Corp Ground Control Switcher
- Whirlwind Multi-Selector Four channel selector
- Axess Electronics RXI Switcher / router
- Boss OC-2 Octave
- Line 6 mod Pro Studio Modeler
- Line 6 Echo Pro Studio Modeler
- Ebtech Hum Eliminator
- Furman Power Conditioner
- Peterson 490 Strobe Tuner
- Korg DTR-1 Rack Tuner
- Lectrosonics R400 wireless receivers
- Yamaha 1500 digital delay
- Tycobrahe Octavia
- Ampeg SVT tube DI (for acoustics)
- MXR Blue Box
- MXR M135 Smart Gate
- Dunlop QZ-1 Cry Baby Q Zone
- MXR Phase 90 (script version)
- MXR Slash Octa/Fuzz prototype pedal
- MXR Stereo Chorus
- MXR Stereo Tremolo M159
- Boss DD-3 and DD-5 Digital Delay pedals
- Dunlop Crybaby Slash Wah SW-95
- Dunlop Crybaby Q Wah 95Q and Q-Zone
- MXR Boost/Overdrive MC-402 (for solos)
- Chicago Iron Octavian
- Dean Markley Voice Box
- MXR Distortion +
- Korg tuners (as seen in some ads from the 90's)
Strings, Picks and more...
- Ernie Ball Slinky Coated titanium R.P.S Strings gauge 11-48
- Seymour Duncan APH-2b Alnico II Pro Slash Humbuckers
- Seymour Duncan APH-1 Alnico II Pro pickups
- Vintage Gibson PAF pickups
- Dunlop Purple Tortex Guitar Picks (1.14 mm)
- Shure Wireless Guitar Kit
- CAE custom switcher/router
- Nady 950-GT Wireless Guitar System (used by Slash in Guns N' Roses)
- Monster Rock cables
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Comments
Slash used a JCM800 2203 at the Ritz show, which was his main live amp from 1987-1988. He did have a 2210 set up on stage, but it would only be used as a backup. If you watch the Ritz show, you will see that the 2210 is not on or plugged in. The 2203 was used for the entire show. The 2210 was no longer used on stage after Slash acquired the Jubilee 2555.
Ernie Ball and other sources show 11's www.ernieball.com/artist/41-Slash#
Just do google images for: "Slash Hello Kitty" guitar for one piece of proof. ha. I also think he may have mentioned one in his book, but can't remember now. If anyone can recall, post a comment.
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Slash uses the 'Power Slinky Nickel Wound .011 - .048 Purple pack'
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsUKtl9SgUM