For the Love of God guitar?

[rickcard71]

What guitar and amp were used for the song specifically and that album? Anyone know?

[Guitarmattms]

Here's the guitar used on the album as far as amps go... He used several different types for the album but I believe in the song it was marshal or carvin.

http://www.vai.com/Machines/guitarpages/guitar036.html

[guitarnoize]

I thought he used a Bogner?

[jemaholic]

I understand that same guitar is shown on the cover of the current Guitar Player magazine- although it's been repainted and sports a new pickguard and knobs.

Although he secured an endorsement with Carvin in the late 80's for their amplifiers, he used Marshall amps for the "Passion & Warfare" album.

[jono]

Originally Posted by guitarnoize

I thought he used a Bogner?

The music score book says there were alsorts present bt I presume it's one of his old modded Marshalls.

The bogners were used extensively on the ALS record though

[einarabelc5]

Originally Posted by Guitarmattms

Here's the guitar used on the album as far as amps go... He used several different types for the album but I believe in the song it was marshal or carvin.

http://www.vai.com/Machines/guitarpages/guitar036.html

Seems to be done for good though. Steve's gt a weird thing going on there.

[Yousef]

I think I remember reading somewhere that the neck pickup he used on the song specifically was the PAF PRO 7.

[rgr]

I don't think the PAF Pro 7 existed then (does it even exist now, not on the DiMarzio website), FTLOG was recorded in the late 80s (P&W released in 1990), not a lot of 7 string replacement pickups then. I sure it was either a Blaze or a Blaze (how's that for choices...). Amps were almost certainly Marshalls, and the od pedal was an old Boss SD-1 (I was amazed the first time I plugged one in and used it as a boost). Eventide delay/reverbs, and of course, the mic'ing, compression, and of course, recorded to tape.

[Crazy_Guitar]

http://www.vai.com/Machines/guitarpages/guitar036.html

AFAIK, DiMarzio only offered the Blaze model for 7-string guitars.
It might have been a custom model, at that time, but it sure must have been commercialized as the Blaze.

[Yousef]

Okay then, guess I read wrong.

[jonnyboy mills]

Originally Posted by jono

The music score book says there were alsorts present bt I presume it's one of his old modded Marshalls.

The bogners were used extensively on the ALS record though

I agree.
It also says he recorded the whitesnake guitar parts at the same time. so i looked in the CD booklet and it does say marshall amplifiers, Mesa Boogie power amps, Strategy series power amps.
Hope that sheds some light your question.