For the 1997 Soda Stereo tour, Gustavo Cerati used a Paul Reed Smith as his primary electric guitar. Also, he used a Parker Fly, a 335 Gibson and one acoustic Guild. This has the covered soundhole to alleviate feedback and it is played through a Roland Acoustic Chorus - 100 amplifier.

The signal of the electrical guitars go through a wireless Samson STD and later its audio one is divided in three. As for amplifiers for his electrics, Gustavo used a VOX AC30 for his main amp and his effects are run through his Roland JC120.

His effects are a TC Electronics 2290 delay, an Eventide Harmonizer a Roland GP-8, a Rocktron Patch mateal happens through delay TC2290, a Extreme Eventide Harmonizer, a GP-8 of Roland & a Rocktron Patch Mate with which Cerati chooses his effects combinations. he also has a Yamaha mixer that divides the signals that goes to the equipment.

As far as the pedals, Cerati uses a SansAmp, a RAT ProCo distortion and a Digitech MC2 to control in real time - via MIDI - the phrasest and a MC2 of Digitech to control in real time - via Midi- the phrases that arm with the guitar, like for example in ³Disco Eterno². Cerati also uses a Vox wah Vox Midi Mitigator pedal to change all the programs.