Tom Delonge Signature Fender
Toms custom shop Fender strats have a single Seymour Duncan Invader pickup, Sperzel Locking Tuners, large 70's headstock, a single chrome P-Bass volume knob with a 500k pot, and a black string guide. He uses an Ernie Ball strap and has .60mm Dunlop Tortex picks, and his guitars have Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom strings (.10-.52). He has Baritone Telecaster necks on his guitars with no finish on the back of the neck, while his nut is a Graphtech nut with microscopic lubricants in it. His guitar wireless system is a Shure U14D.
Surf Green
Fender Strat with Custom inlays of a guy's face on it. This was the prototype for all his custom guitars.
Black w/ white racing stripe
Fender Strat with Masonic Lodge inlays. It was used primarily during the Pop Disaster Tour.
Sage Green
Fender Strat with a black Invader pickup in it.
Polar White
Fender Strat with triangle inlays. This Strat was used primarily during their tour for Take Off Your Pants and Jacket.
Brown w/ orange racing stripe
Fender Strat with Masonic inlays. It used to have a white Invader in it, but Tom later switched it too a black one.
Graffiti Yellow
Fender Sub-Sonic with a maple fretboard. He also has one with a rosewood fretboard.
Seafoam Green
Fender Strat that has a removed pickup selecter switch taken out. It also has regular abalone dot inlays. It was used during the Enema of the State period.
Blue
Fender Strat that has had a white Invader, but then switched to a black one.
Red
Fender Strat that is tuned down 1 1/2 steps. I don't think it is a Sub-Sonic, although it might be and he just got a different headstock. It has 22 frets, unlike his other guitars.
Chrome Silver
Fender Strat that probably has taken the most abuse, if you look at the dents. Many times, this guitar was used to capo up to F#, but was also used to play songs in standard tuning.
Orange
Fender Strat with abalone dot inlays.
Teal Green Metallic
Fender Strat with an Atticus heart sticker by the bridge.
Black
Fender strat with white Atticus sticker by the bridge. This was and still is Tom's favorite guitar, but it was smashed at the 2001 EMA's because of a short in the guitar. It is no longer being played as a result.
Natural w/ black racing stripe
Fender Strat with a black racing stripe, Ash body, Masonic inlays, no pickguard, and a Les Paul mounting ring holding the black Invader in place.
