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Page 1 of 2 Chris Shiflett is the lead guitarist for the rock band Foo Fighters. Shiflett joined the band after the release of their third album, There Is Nothing Left to Lose. Before joining the Foo Fighters, Shiflett was the lead guitarist for the energetic and well-known Bay Area punk rock band No Use for a Name.
Let's look at some of the gear and equipment that has been seen in Shiftlett's guitar rig.
 Click the gear images for more info and specs at Musician's Friend
Guitars
- Gibson Les Paul Custom
 
- Gibson '57 Les Paul Goldtop reissue
 
- Gibson Les Paul Junior reissue
- Gibson ES-335
 
- Gibson Firebird, 1968 non-reverse
- Fender Telecaster (black. also white one.)
 
- Gretsch Brian Setzer Black Phoenix
 
- Gibson ES-135
- Gibson ES-347
- Gibson SG custom
- Assembled tele deluxe and Thinline style guitars made from Warmoth parts
- Gibson Flying V (black)
Amps
- Fender Bassman amplifier
- Vox AC-30 combo (fawn color, handwired)
- Mesa/Boogie Road King
- Marshall JMP 50-watt amplifier head
- Fender Super Reverb
- Savage Blitz 50W 2x12 combo
Effects and more
- MXR EVH Flanger
- MXR EVH Phaser Phase 90
- Line 6 DL-4 Delay Modeler (x2)
- Boss TU-2 tuner pedal
- Ernie Ball Volume pedal
- Furman Power Conditioner
- ProCo Rat pedal
- Electro-Harmonix Micro POG pedal
- Menatone The Red Snapper pedal
- Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail pedal
- Fulltone Full Drive 2
- Voodoo Lab Amp Selector
- Line 6 MM4
- Line 6 M13
- Dunlop DVP1 Volume Pedal
Strings
- D'Addario .011's guitar strings
Go to the next page for awesome pictures of Chris Shiflett's guitar rig!
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Comments
Does anyone have any good Foo Fighter settings (scenes) for the Line 6 M13?
Thanks.
www.warmoth.com/Stars/ChrisShiflett.aspx
During the iTunes festival, he used a Duesenberg Fullerton tv white for the song "Long road to ruin".
Really great sounding and nice guitar !
Definitely need to test one...
What kind of autowah was he using before using the line6 M13?
In Rope he uses the M13 and I guess its the Otto filter simulation pedal in the M13.
Let me know if you get some pics of his ac30 settings:)
its a natural ash strat isnt it, not white, i have the same guitar with the same hotrails mini humbucker bridge pickup
Seen in the link: www.flickr.com/.../photostream
Not really sure whether the pickups are duncans or not although I would be willing to bet they are SH-4's and SH-1N.....
It's just a fender deluxe with a black, grey and white scratchguard (there is probably a proper name for the scratchguard but i don't know it)It's the guitar in the purple picture at the top of this page.
its like a pearl white with a sparkly pickup guard that is the full width of the guitar,, any chance you can tell me
Yeah that guitar is in the times like these video as well
scroll down and it shows you close up pics of dave pat and chris pedalboards racks and guitars
korg DT10 pedal tuner
ernie ball volume pedal
line 6 DL-4 delay modeler
MXR EVH phase 90
MXR EVH flanger
boss dynamic wah
mesa/boogie roadking chanel selecttor
He uses that distortion unit...
Thanks for the info. It looks exactly like what guitargeek has though from 2000, which makes it older info. Can you give us your sources so we can verify and update the page if it is in fact newer info? Thanks!
Boss TU-2 Tuner-> Boss DD-3 Digital Delay->
Boss BF-2 Flanger-> ProCo Rat II-> Dunlop Crybaby Wah-> Boss CH-1 Super Chorus-> Whirlwind A/B Selector.
He also uses a Savage 2x12 combo.
His Gretsches have pinned-down bridges instead of the stocked ones.
He uses a Gretsch 1959 Nashville.
I've got my connections...