Slash's style can be classified as hard rock. His music is heavily influenced by the older generation of Blues music, and he is completely self-taught, so his performance is very easy to identify.

His equipment is actually very simple.

I don’t want to scare you by reprinting an article of several thousand words, so I’ll explain it in simple words:

His guitar: Mainly Gibson Les Paul, equipped with Seymour Duncan APH-1 Alnico II Pro pickups. Live The one that is used the most is an LP Standard produced in 1987, which has been smashed into disarray and has been repaired many times. The one that is used most for recording is the LP '59 Reissue made by Max Baranet (his most cherished piano) and Several '58 Reissues made by Chris Derrig. As for his own signature LP, he has never seen it used live. He also owns a large number of other guitars that he only uses occasionally.

Amp, all the time They are all Marshall, including JCM-800, JCM-900, 2555SL signature amplifier heads, and 1960BV 4X12 speakers. He has only used Celestion "Vintage 30" speakers in his speakers for many years, and there has never been any change.

Effects : Dunlop rack-mounted Crybaby wah pedal (commonly used in the field, connected to Ernie Ball pedal), Boss DD-3 delay, MXR 10-band equalizer, Dunlop Heil Talkbox. The main ones are these. As for the signature wah pedal produced by DUNLOP, I suspect that he rarely uses it in live situations.

Slah is very simple in using effects. Most of the time, he simply connects the piano directly to the speakers. The switching during the live session is basically done by the technicians backstage, and he just plays. .