General info, amplification
  The band
  Electric strings
  Acoustic strings
  Percussion
  Piano
  Keyboards

Queen
  Smile
  Early shows I
  Early shows II
  Sheer Heart Attack
  A Night At The Opera
  Summer 1976
  A Day At The Races
  News Of The World
  Jazz
  Crazy tour
  The Game + Flash
  We Will Rock You
  Hot Space
  Montreux 1984
  The Works 1984
  The Works 1985
  Live Aid
  Montreux 1986
  Magic tour
  Freddie Mercury Tribute
  Queen + PR tour 2005
  Queen + PR tour 2006

Brian May
  Back To The Light
  Another World

Freddie Mercury Tribute (20.04.1992)

Percussion

Drums: Ludwig Classic Maple; colour: maple lacquer finish bass drum: 24"x16" snare: 14x6.5: head: Ludwig Rocker Heavy toms: 12x11, 13x12, 14x13; heads: Ludwig Rocker Heavy floor toms: 16x16, 18x16; heads: Ludwig Rocker Heavy pedal: Ludwig Speed King

Cymbals: Zildjian; all in brilliant finish except the chinas and ride hi-hats: Avedis New Beat 15" crashes: Avedis Rock Crash 18", K Zildjian 17", K Zildjian 19" ride: Avedis Rock Ride 20" or 21" (not sure) in traditional finish chinas: Avedis China High 18", Avedis China Low 20" The bass drum logo was the white crest on a black background.

During '39 Roger played the classic Ludwig 26" bass-drum and a tambourine (second photo). Josh Macrae played LP congas for some of the songs.

Bass guitars

John used his Fender Precision '68 model for most of the concert except Radio Ga Ga where he played the red Fender Precision Elite 1.

Guitars

In most songs Brian had his Red Special. For Hammer To Fall he used the Guild replica. In '39 he played an Ovation and for Thank You, CLTCL and Las Palabras De Amor he had a Godin Thinline A-12. As for other musicians during the Queen set - Tony Iommi played a Gibson SG while Slash had his typical Gibson Les Paul.

Keyboards

Brian used a Yamaha DX-7 (first left) in Who Wants To Live Forever. Spike's keyboards were a Roland Jupiter 8 (right) and perhaps Korg M1s and/or Roland JD-800s. The piano of the concert was digital, a Roland RD-1000 (second left) - used by Spike for We Are The Champions, by Mike Moran for Somebody To Love, by Brian May for Too Much Love Will Kill You and by Elton John for Bohemian Rhapsody.

Vocals

Shure mics for most of the acts, but the choir in 'Somebody To Love' was mic'd with Sennheiser MD 421-II (a German make). The same kind of mics would be used for Rog's tom-toms.