Neal Schon is a guitar player that does not need much of an intro. In case you don't know who he is though, he is the guitar player for the rock band Journey.

Neal Schon has been playing for quite a while so naturally there is a lot of rig info out there. We found a more recent picture of his rig and he uses 5 amp heads and at least 3 Marshall power amps. This guys rig is nuts!!

Neal Schon was also selling a lot of his rig at Bananas at Large, so we got to see some of the exact stuff he owns/owned.

Let's see what Journey's Neal Schon guitar gear rig and equipment looks like.

Image by crumj. Creative Commons license.

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Guitars
- Gibson Neal Schon signature Les Paul
- Gibson '56 Les Paul Goldtop

- Fender Masterbuilt Greg Fessler '63 Strats
- PRS guitars

- G&L guitars
- Fender Eric Johnson Strats

- Gibson custom Flying V

- Gibson SG

- Gibson ES-335

- Ibanez George Benson Hollowbody

- Roland  GK-2a Synth Pickups

- Fernandes' SUSTAINER on most of his Gibson and PRS



Amps and Cabinets
- Hiwatt Custom 100 head

- Diezel head
- 2 Fender heads
- Marshall JCM 1000 head (Alien Design PowerSupply Cooling Modification)

- Marshall 1987X amp head

- 3 Marshall EL-34 100/100 power amps

- 3 Marshall JMP-1
- Marshall 4x12 cabinets (straight cabs)

- Fender CyberTwin

- Fender '64 Vibroverb

- Leslie

- Marshall JCM800 2203 head (modified)


- Line 6 HD147 amp head

Effects and More
- Furman Power Conditioners

- Boss GT-6

- Eventide Eclipse

- PHI Electonics pedals made by Scott Appleton
- VHT Valvulator
- Dunlop 535Q Crybaby Wah pedal

- Boss compressor

- Dirty Boy Germanium Fuzz
- Landgraff MO'D
- Framptone 3 Banger
- A/B box
- Boss DS-1

- Digital Echoplex for looping

- Boss RC-50 loop station

Strings and accessories
- D'Addario XL 9/42 series guitar strings

- Levy's wide leather straps
- Original StrapLock System by Dunlop

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