Equipment
Richard uses the listed equipment for the Guns N' Roses 2012 Club Tour
Guitars
- 1968 Gibson Les Paul Custom Reissue Black
- 1958 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop
- Gibson ES-355 White
- Custom Shop Gibson Les Paul Baritone Distressed Black
- Gibson ES-135 Black w/ Graphics
- Gretsch Chet Atkins Red w/ Single Bridge Pickup
- James Trussart SteelCaster
- James Trussart SteelDeville "Worn"
- James Trussart SteelDeville "Polished"
- Taylor Acoustic Guitars
Amplifiers
- Egnater M4 Modular Preamp
- Randall RT2/50 Power Amp
- Marshall EL34 100/100 Power Amp (Modified by Voodoo Amps)
- Marshall 1973 SLP modded by Jose Arredondo
- Marshall SLP modded by Voodo Amps to replicate his Jose-modded amp
- Motherload Elemental Cabinet Simulator
- Hermit Cab Custom Isolation Cabinets w/ Celestion Alnico Gold speakers
Effects
- Electro-Harmonix HOG Harmonic Generator
- Boss Hyper Fuzz Distortion
- MXR Phase 90 Scripted Logo Phaser
- DOD FX25 Envelope Filter
- Hiwatt Custom Tape Echo
- Dunlop Cry Baby Rackmount Wah
- TC Electronic G-Major 2 Effect Processors
- Yamaha AG Stomp Acoustic Effect Processor
- Fishman Aura Spectrum Acoustic DI
- Prescription electronics Vibe Unit
- Xotic RC Booster Clean Boost
- Strymon OB.1 Compressor
- Arion Stereo Chorus
- Pigtronix Echolution Delay
- Lovepedal Eternity Overdrive
- Emma discumBOBulator Envelope Filter
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