What guitar does Slash play?

Slash’s main studio guitar is a 1959 Les Paul Standard that was used to record “Appetite for Destruction”. He has also played a variety of other Les Paul models in his career such as his 1987 Gibson Les Paul Standard, nicknamed "Jessica". He also plays his own signature models, which are based on the guitars from his impressive vintage collection. For acoustic guitars, Slash plays a Gibson J-45 which has been featured heavily on acoustic sessions of the most famous Guns N' Roses songs.

What pedals does Slash use?

Slash’s pedalboard is fairly straight forward. Throughout his career, he has used a Jim Dunlop Crybaby Wah on his solos, of which he has two signature models, each with specific voicings. Slash uses a lot of MXR pedals, including a MXR Boost/Line Driver MC401 as his main boost, the Phase 90 and M234 Analog Chorus for modulation, as well as his signature MXR SF01 Slash Octave Fuzz. Occasionally he uses an Ibanez tube screamer to give his mid tones some added edge.

What amps does Slash use?

Slash’s legendary tone throughout his career has been based on the sound of the Marshall Silver Jubilee, as well as a heavily modified Marshall JCM 800. He also famously used a Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus for his tone when recording the intro to Guns N' Roses’ “Paradise City”.

How much is Slash's guitar collection worth?

Slash has a massive guitar collection that he’s built up over the years. It is rumoured that his extensive collection is worth over 2 million pounds.

What is the most expensive Slash guitar?

The most expensive Slash guitar that you can buy is his signature Gibson J-45 in November Burst. There have also been Custom Shop signature Slash Les Pauls which have been released in the past.