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At the 2026 tour concert in Krasnodar, a photograph of Nikita Kislov's pedalboard was taken from the dance floor, showing the Strymon Flint V2. The version is identified by the "tremolo on" label under the left switch, a feature exclusive to the V2 model.

In the video titled "Josh Elmore Cattle Decapitation Gear Rundown" by Metalhead Productions, Josh Elmore is shown using the TC Electronic Polytune 2 on his pedalboard.

In this video you can see josh Elmore's Morley mini Volume pedal. he mentions just using it as a mute.

In a photo captured by Leonie Moreland during the Guitar Wolf concert at Double Whammy in Auckland, New Zealand on March 16, 2025, Seiji is visibly using a Marshall JCM900 4100, as documented by Red Raven News.

In a photograph taken at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles, CA, on March 15, 2005, Billy is clearly seen using an Ampeg SVT-810E 8x10 Bass Cabinet, as documented by lupinerobo on Flickr.

In a photo taken at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto, Canada, on September 6, 2016, U.G. is clearly seen using an Acoustic control corporation 220 Bass Amp. The image was captured by Paul Mansfield Photography and shared on Facebook.

In the video titled "Josh Elmore Cattle Decapitation Gear Rundown (2025)" by Metalhead Productions, at approximately the 22:51 mark, Josh Elmore discusses his use of the Electro-Harmonix Mel9 Tape Replay Machine. He specifically mentions utilizing the pedal for "Aphotic Doom" in conjunction with the Pitchfork, typically under the string or cello setting. Additionally, Elmore notes that he uses the pedal for "Terrasite" under the choir setting.

In a photograph taken at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles, CA, on March 15, 2005, Billy is clearly seen using an Acoustic Control Corporation 220 Bass Amp.

In this photo taken at the Happy Birthday Hideout in Brooklyn, NY on February 22, 2003, Billy can be seen using his trusty Fender MIJ PB-70 P-Bass Reissue bass. This was the main bass he used for most of his time in Guitar Wolf

At the 19:15 mark in the video "Josh Elmore Cattle Decapitation Gear Rundown" by Metalhead Productions, Josh Elmore discusses his use of the Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork pedal. He explains that on the song "The Geocide," he employs both the octave up and down features in conjunction with the Eidolon pedal. Additionally, for "Aphotic Doom," he uses the Pitch Fork in octave down mode alongside the Mel 9 pedal to achieve a cathedral-like tone.

In the video "Josh Elmore Cattle Decapitation Gear Rundown" by Metalhead Productions, it is visually confirmed that Josh Elmore uses a Morley Maverick Mini Switchless Wah pedal, as it is clearly visible on the right side of his pedalboard during the segment starting at 18:24.

In the video "Josh Elmore Cattle Decapitation Gear Rundown (2025)" by Metalhead Productions, Josh Elmore discusses his use of the Red Panda Context reverb pedal, primarily utilizing the cathedral setting. He mentions using the pedal for big octaves, support Belisario’s guitar lines, and in conjunction with the Eidolon pedal for lead sections.

In this video Josh mentions he uses the dunable version of the eidolon for leads and ambiance.

In a photo taken at the Crocodile Cafe in Seattle, WA on February 25, 2003, Seiji is shown using an Antique White Epiphone SG-70 with a red-painted pickguard and a red-painted-over Gibson logo on the headstock.

In a video titled "Josh Elmore Cattle Decapitation Gear Rundown (2025)" by Metalhead Productions on YouTube, guitarist Josh Elmore demonstrates the use of his ISP Technologies Decimator pedal at the 18:40 mark. He specifically notes using it to mute loop noise and manage any other noise floor issues.

In this Facebook post taken at the Grand Royale in Oklahoma City on June 2, 2024, Seiji can be seen using one of his most common amp heads he's used, a Marshall JCM800 2203. This might be an older model due to fact that it's input jacks are horizontal.

David Maxim Micic is confirmed to use the Kiesel Dãna - David Maxim Signature Series guitar, as he is listed as a signature artist on the Kiesel Guitars official website.

In the video titled "Josh Elmore Cattle Decapitation Gear Rundown" by Metalhead Productions, Josh Elmore mentions around the 19:50 mark that he enjoys experimenting with the EarthQuaker Devices Astral Destiny pedal, although the only songs that require it weren’t on the set for the death atlas tour. this pedal can also be seen while he was recording terrasite in the documentary for the album.