Musician: Josh Homme

Description

Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures

Added
June 24, 2010
Modified
Feb. 7, 2023
Tags
guitarist vocalist

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Gear

Univox Super Fuzz

fuzz pedal

Morley Fuzz Wah

fuzz wah pedal

FULLTONE FatBoost 3 FB-3

boost pedal

FULLTONE UO Guitar Effect Ultimate Octave

octave pedal

Electro-Harmonix XO Octave Multiplexer

filter octave pedal

Dunlop Crybaby QZ-1

wah pedal

Moog Moogerfooger MF-104Z Analog Delay

pedal analog delay

Moog MF-103 moogerfooger 6/12 Stage Phaser

pedal phase

BOSS RE-20 Space Echo Delay / Reverb

digital reverb pedal delay

ERNIE BALL VP JR. Passive Volume Pedal

volume pedal

FULLTONE Fatboost V1

boost pedal

BOSS GE-7 Graphic Equalizer

pedal graphic equalizer

Ovation Ultra GP

guitar 6-string electric

BC Rich Mockingbird

guitar 6-string

Gibson Les Paul Goldtop

guitar 6-string set-neck electric

Gibson Les Paul double-cut

guitar 6-string set-neck electric

Gibson SG Standard

guitar 6-string set-neck

Motor Ave BelAire "The first ever BelAire model was sold to Homme's longtime collaborator Alain Johannes. A few weeks later Homme ordered one for himself in a black finish and with a silver scratchplate.[40] The guitar was also Homme's main guitar during the recording of Era Vulgaris."

guitar

Ovation VXT

guitar

Maton MS503

guitar

Maton MS524

guitar

Maton MS520

guitar

Maton BB1200 "Betty Blue" in Black, Blue, Red Wine and a Tobacco sunburst with Scroll Tailpiece

guitar

Maton BB1200JH The new Josh Homme signature guitar based on his favorite Maton, fitted with custom wound "Hommebuckers" and a trapieze tailpiece.

guitar

Maton MS500 12 string Developed by Maton in collaboration with Homme, available in standard[43] and deluxe[44] versions.

guitar

Maton MS526 Equipped with Bigsby vibrato.

guitar

Gibson Barney Kessel Signature Barney Kessel's signature guitar, produced between 1961 and 1974.

guitar

Yamaha SA503 TVL Bandmate Troy Van Leeuwen's signature semihollow guitar in black finish, equipped with three P-90 pickups and two three way switches

guitar

Telsco '68 V-2 An unusual Japanese guitar that "wishes it was a Fender" originally purchased by a friend of Homme in Boise, Idaho.

guitar

Epiphone Dot

guitar

Gibson Marauder Custom A short-lived solid body produced from 1974 to 1979, designed to compete with Fenders single coil guitars.

guitar

Ampeg Dan Armstrong A Plexiglass guitar featured in the "Sick, Sick, Sick" video.

guitar

Hagström HJ-500 A reissue of the jazz box originally designed by Jimmy D'Aquisto and Hagström

guitar

Gretsch Corvette Used during the recording of Lullabies to Paralyze.

guitar

Gretsch Spectra Sonic Also used during recordings.

guitar

BOSS SD-1 Super Overdrive

distortion overdrive pedal

VOX AC-30

tube amplifier