Gear

A '61 rosewood-board Strat, the guitar behind the early records.

His battered stage Strat.

Her main electric for the soulful material.

His signature polka-dot Strat.

For the cleaner, more soulful numbers.

His signature Strat.

His black signature Strat.

Assembled from three Strats in 1970 and played for fifteen years.

Stripped and rebuilt with new electronics and a brass bridge.

One of two signature Thinlines he carries.

A sunburst '54 and later his signature model.

His '74 Strat, the guitar behind the wall of guitars.

His main '60s Strat, kept close to stock.

His main Strat, fitted with a kill switch.

Scalloped fretboard and stacked single coils.

A 1962/63 Strat with a left-handed tremolo and a battered finish.

A right-handed Strat strung upside down; his 1968 Olympic White is the most photographed.

The black Strat with a shortened tremolo arm — his 'Workmate'.

One of his signature stage guitars.

A backup used on Fleetwood Mac covers.

Her main electric.

His signature Strat.

Blocked tremolo and Vintage Noiseless single-coils.

Modified with a Fishman acoustic bridge pickup and an EMG preamp.

The battered Strat he played for his whole career.

His signature Strat.

His signature Strat.

A relic'd Custom Shop Strat, his go-to on Lights.

His signature Strat.

His No. 1 since the start of his career.

His signature Strat.

His signature Strat.

A core part of his RHCP lineup.

A production homage to his prized '60s Strat.

Custom Shop Fenders round out his arsenal.

The vintage-white Strat he plays most.