"We have Palmer devices on all the amplifiers that are up there. The three that are on Dan's rig," says Dan Auderbach's guitar tech about the Palmer PGA-04 ADIG-LB Speaker Simulator. Dan's rig contains two ADIG-LBs.

In this video with Tom's Guitar Tech Doug, this speaker simulator ban be seen @ 1:54.

Part of his live rig with Creed .

Exclusive gear from the private collection of Richard Z. Kruspe. Has been played live or in the studio with Rammstein and Emigrate. Every item comes with a certificate of authenticity, signed by Richard himself. Palmer ADIG-LB Speaker Simulator w/Loadbox, used by Richard Z. Kruspe of Rammstein & Emigrate on tour. A signed document of authenticity is included.

This can be seen as part of the rack-mountable equipment in the studio in this video.

Seen here in his rack from the Marilyn Manson "Eat Me, Drink Me" tour.

"I have had a Palmer ADIG-LB for years in my studio. It has been flawless in every way I have used it. I originally purchased it for my home recording purposes to eliminate having to mic up a loud amp. For that it was great. Little did I know at the time it is way more useful than just that. As my studio has expanded I have found many ways to use it as a complete studio tool. I use it to record Guitar, Bass and even Vocals. It is incredible to reamp any signal threw. It’s a main stay on all of my projects and Monster Magnet Records."

In the "Tie Me Down" section of the Dawsons Music Q&A, Vedran Mircetic discusses his use of the Palmer PGA-04 ADIG-LB Speaker Simulator.

Nathan Cochran, bassist of MercyMe, allowed EquipBoard.com access to his gear before a 2017 Texas show. When being shown his amp setup, we noticed he is using an Avalon U5 DI Preamp, a Monster Power Pro 2500, Ampeg SVT-II (Not the pro version), a Palmer PGA-04 Speaker Simulator, and a Shure UR4S Single Channel Receiver.

A special thanks to the MercyMe staff for getting us access to the band's gear.

Seen in Chris' rack console desk in this Instagram photo.