Paul Gilbert Gear

Paul Gilbert is a guitarist best known for his work with Racer X and Mr. Big. Following his departure from Mr. Big, in which he played with Uber bass player Billy Sheehan, in 1996, Gilbert pursued a solo career. Paul Gilbert has been shredding on his electric guitar ever since.
Let's look at what gear and equipment has been seen in Paul Gilbert's Guitar Rig.

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Guitar

FRM - Paul Gilbert

AMP
Marshall Vintage Modern

Pickup
DiMarzio DP423 Paul Gilbert Injector Bridge Pickup

DiMarzio DP422 Paul Gilbert Injector Neck Pickup

Piks
Dunlop Tortex Guitar Picks .60 MM

Effects
Majik Box USA Fuzz Universe Paul Gilbert Signature Model

Ibanez AF2 Airplane Flanger Pedal Paul Gilbert Signature Model

Homebrew Electronics Detox EQ-Paul Gilbert Signature Model

MXR phase 90

The THD Hot Plate

Vodoo Lab Pedal Power

Strings
Ernie Ball RPS

Cables
Bul let Cable

Ear Monitors
EX-29 Headphones

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