David Gilmour Guitar Rig

– Red ’57 Fender Stratocaster reissue with a set of EMG active pickups

– Cream coloured Fender Stratocaster ’57 reissue

– Fender Stratocaster ’57 Lake Placid Blue

– Double-neck Fender Stratocaster

– Blonde Fender Telecaster, sunburst tele, brown, blonde ash, and others

– Fender Esquire

– Fender VI Baritone guitar

– Fender Precision bass guitar

– Gibson Les Paul Goldtop (P-90 pickups, Bigsby vibrato bridge)

– Gibson EH150 Lap Steel guitar

– Gibson “Chet Atkins” classical guitar

– Gretsch Duo-Jet

Martin D-28 (reportedly David Gilmour’s favorite acoustic guitar)

David Gilmour of Pink Floyd commonly used effects pedals

– Electro-Harmonix / Sovtek Big Muff

– Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress

– Arbiter Fuzz Face

– MXR Dyna-Comp (pre-Dunlop ‘Script’ logo)

– MXR Phase 90 (Used with Dynacomp for the famous “four note” Syd riff on Shine On Pts. I-V)

– Colorsound Power Boost

– Demeter Compulator

– Chandler Tube Driver

– BK Butler Tube Driver

– Boss CS-2 Compression Sustainer

– Boss GE-7 EQ Pedal

– Boss MZ-2 Digital Metalizer

– Pro Co RAT Distortion

– Heil Talk box

– Ibanez CP9 Compression Sustainer

– Uni-Vox Univibe

– Vox Wah-Wah pedal

– Dunlop Cry Baby Wah-wah pedal

– Binson Echorec II

– Binson Echorec PE

– Electro-Harmonix Small Stone

– Digitech IPS 33B (Used for Whammy effects)

– Ibanez Tube Screamer

– Ernie Ball Volume Pedal

– Boss CE-2 Chorus

– The EBow

David Gilmour Pink Floyd Amplifiers

– Hiwatt (main) David Gilmour DR-103 and DR-504 heads into WEM 4×12 cabinets loaded w/ Fane Crescendo speakers

– Fender ‘56 Tweed Twin amp (used for smaller concerts)

– Mesa Boogie Mark II C+

– Alembic F2-B bass preamp

– Custom-built ‘Doppola’ rotating speakers (driven by the Hiwatt heads)

– Gallien/Krueger 250ML combo amp

– Marshall Cabinets (Division Bell)