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According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, guitarist Devin Malone uses the Mesa/Boogie Mark V:25.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Taylor 810 acoustic guitar.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Taylor 514ce Acoustic-Electric Guitar.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the LR Baggs Voiceprint DI Acoustic Guitar Impulse Response Pedal.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the L.R. Baggs LR Baggs Align Series Session.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Hughes & Kettner StompMan.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Mesa/Boogie California Tweed 6V6 4:40 1x12 Combo.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the EarthQuaker Devices Dirt Transmitter.

The Dirt Transmitter is unbelievably great and I wish they still made it.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Browne Amplification Carbon X.

Carbon X is everything I loved about the Protein and more.

Here alongside videos Mong has openly showed and used the NUX Trident, he has been using it since before it was out on the market.

In an Instagram post by Devin Malone, he confirms owning the Yamaha Revstar Standard RSS20, stating:

Got this @yamaha_guitars Revstar RSS20 for the ACM Awards and I absolutely love it. Now that I’ve gotten it home and spent some time with it, it’s just an incredible instrument. I can’t believe it has taken me so long to try one. I know Yamaha isn’t a lot of people’s first thought in electric guitars but I encourage you to try one. They’re awesome.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the MXR M76 Studio Compressor.

Nick Valensi uses the Boss MZ-2 Digital Metalizer, as documented in the "Pedalboards of the Stars collection part III" on The Gear Page, where it was noted that he employed this pedal during his performances at Coachella in 2026.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Mythos Pedals Herculean Deluxe.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Wampler Mini Ego 76 Compressor.

Ego 76 mini comp is super flexible and sounds great.

Post in thread 'Pedalboards of the Stars collection part III' https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/pedalboards-of-the-stars-collection-part-iii.1157325/post-43711281

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Electro-Harmonix Canyon Delay & Looper.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Strymon Sunset Dual Overdrive.

Sunset has such a fantastic range of options and it’s truly hard to believe there’s anything digital in there.

In this Instagram post featuring Devin Malone's rig, it can be confirmed that he uses the Greer Amps Lightspeed Organic Overdrive.

In the photo referenced, it is mentioned by Sammy that Audie Pitre used the DigiTech DSP 256XL Multi Effects Processor primarily for modulation, particularly chorus effects. This can be distinctly heard in songs such as "Scream of the Butterfly," as well as "Jezebel," "Mortician's Flame," "Venus Blue," and in the outros of "Tranquilizer" and "Graveflower." Additionally, Audie combined the chorus effect with his Boss HM-2 distortion pedal to create a unique sound that contributed to the psychedelic essence of Acid Bath's music.