Thom first used hollow-body electric guitars, specifically Gibson ES-125’s, on Kid A and Amnesiac. The only exception is Thom’s Rickenbacker 330, a semi-hollowbody, which was used in the late 90s. He initially used Telecasters and SGs, but had shifted to Deluxe Telecasters and Jazzmasters by OK Computer. In the 90s Thom preferred solid-body electric guitars. From left to right: Fender Mustang Bass, Gibson ES330 No1, and Epiphone Casino No1. Thom’s guitar setup for the 2013 Atoms for Peace DJ shows. In the second rack, they are an Epiphone Casino No1, Epiphone Casino (Ed’s), Guild M85, Gibson B25, Martin 00-18, and Gibson Hummingbird. In the first rack, the guitars, from left to right, are a Gibson ES-125T, Gibson ES330, Fender Jazzmaster No2, Fender Jazzmaster No1, Gibson SG No2, and Gibson SG No1. Nigel was probably on stage using Thom’s Jazzmaster No2 when this photo was taken, hence it’s absence. Part of Thom’s Gibson ES330 No1 can also be seen on the left. From left to right: Lakewood M14, Martin 00-18, Gibson ES330 No2, Fender Jazzmaster No3, and Fender Jazzmaster No2. Thom’s guitar setup for the 2010 Atoms for Peace Tour. From left to right: Gibson Les Paul (Jonny’s), Gibson ES-125T, Rickenbacker 330, Fender Jazzmaster No1, Fender Jazzmaster No2, Gibson SG No2, and Gibson SG No1. Thom’s guitar setup for 2008-09 Radiohead Touring.

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