Dino Cazares

This was his main guitar until he went to Ibanez in 1995/1996. It had a few modifications, such as the bridge only having one EMG 81 pickup, and was detuned to B tuning. He can be seen playing on this guitar on the music video for Fear Factory's 'Replica', as well as several live videos from 1992 to 1995, such as the Dynamo Festival (you can see it at various points during the video, but the clearest recording of it is at 4:06).

In the video titled "Dino Cazares on his Ibanez DCM100 Signature Model," Dino Cazares discusses and demonstrates his Ibanez Dino Cazares DCM electric guitar, highlighting its features and his personal connection to the instrument.

Dino Cazares talks about his string gauges mentioning the D'Addario single XL nickel wound 064 at 0:34.

"I used a Marshall® Valvestate 100 watt head going through a model 1960A cabinet with Celestion® Vintage 30s in it, and that was killer. For effects, I used a Digitech® Whammy, an old Ibanez® chorus, and I also used a Line 6® Pod Pro for a lot of my effects as well because it has a wide variety of effects that I really like."

This image shows Dino Cazares using a slightly modified version of an Ibanez RG7, with only one EMG7 pickup and baritone 26.5 strings according to his Klear post featuring this image.

Dino's gear from 2002 which includes a Mesa/Boogie Simul Class 2:90.

Dino Cazares plays an Ibanez UV7SBK guitar on this picture. He used it during the 'Demanufacture' and 'Obsolete' areas.

He endorsed this pedal in Ibanez catalog.

In this image, one can see Dino using two Kemper Profiling amps onstage.

Dino Cazares discusses his Spider IV artist presets.

His main amp during the early days of Fear Factory, which he used to record the three first albums. It had a modded preamp section and noise gate installed by Elan Memran from Metalhead Electronics. Unfortunately, it was stolen from him in 1999 during an US tour.

This detailed GuitarGeek diagram confirms he used this pedal at some point.

Dino's gear from 2002 which includes a Line 6 POD Pro.

Dino Cazares Talks About The Guitar Picks That He Uses.

Dino Cazares and his rack which includes a Line6 Pod HD Pro X.

Dino Cazares and his rack which includes a Matrix GT800FX.

He says in the interview with Ola that he helped in designing the first active pickup from Seymour Duncan which was AHB-1 Blackout. Later he designed his signature model - "Retribution".

One of the numerous Line 6 products he endorsed. He discusses using this amp on the brand's official website.

One of the numerous Line 6 products he endorsed. He used this one during the 'Mechanize' era of Fear Factory.

At 3:00 in this video, Dino discusses his Ibanez custom RGA 7 string with paint work of the album demanufacture.

In this picture, you can see Dino playing this Ibanez FR series 7 string in a twitter post endorsing the guitar model

Dino playing on one of his Ibanez LA Custom Shop RGD Prestige 7-String (The Industrialist).

Dino Cazares plays on an UV7SBK guitar on this picture. He used it during the 'Demanufacture' and 'Obsolete' areas, until it was stolen in 1999 during a North American tour.

We take zillions of flights and travel everywhere, and you want to take your sound with you. Depending on the location, when you rent gear, you can’t be sure what you're going to get. You might get there and the amp is just beat to hell.

With POD HD, your tone is with you wherever you go. It’s consistent everywhere. Nine times out of ten, I’m using a POD direct to a PA system, direct to the monitor system, and that’s about it.

I'm using a POD direct to the PAFor traveling, it’s so convenient. I just put POD HD Pro in a four-space rack with a Relay G90 wireless. So everything I'm recording with, everything that I use to travel around the world, is in compact enough to just carry onto a plane.

Another great thing about POD HD and G90 is that they’re 220/240 ready as well. All you do is change the plug. I don't really need converters or anything else.

According to this interview, he used this amp on "some Divine Heresy stuff".

He says on this interview that he used the 6505 on "some recordings with Asesino and Divine Heresy".

According to his webstie, Dino Cazares uses a Line6 Relay G90 Wireless System.

"I used a Marshall® Valvestate 100 watt head going through a model 1960A cabinet with Celestion® Vintage 30s in it, and that was killer. For effects, I used a Digitech® Whammy, an old Ibanez® chorus, and I also used a Line 6® Pod Pro for a lot of my effects as well because it has a wide variety of effects that I really like."

Dino's Signature guitar as seen on his Ormsby Artist page, as well as the recent "Fear Factory - Disruptor" guitar playthrough.

He used two of these cabinets according to this GuitarGeek diagram.