Neige

Neige, from Alcest, is seen using a Fender Jazzmaster, among other guitars, in a user-uploaded photo on Unseenunderground.

We can see Neige here fiddling with his pedalboard. From what can be seen here, Neige gets his reverberated sound from a Hall of Fame pedal (last pedal in the chain).

Neige can be seen here playing Jaguar HH with humbuckers and Tune-O-Matic bridge. This differs from the Jaguar HH Special as it has a three way toggle instead of the jaguar bridge-neck-hi pass filter sliders and lacks the matching headstock of the special and the rhythm / lead circuit typical of Jaguars.

For a lot of concerts for the "Shelter World Tour", he used this Fender Toronado in Cream color.

The two amplifiers behind Neige are clearly Marshall amps. The head is a JCM 800 model, as is with the design of the amp.

In order to get a more distorted sound, Neige relies on a Rat II between the Boss delay and tuner pedal. The box with lettering on the back of the pedal refers this to a newer version of the Rat.

He uses this Roland for live concerts very often

In an Instagram post, Neige is seen using two distortion pedals, including the Fulltone OCD Obsessive Compulsive Drive, while working on new songs.

Neige is seen using the TC Electronic Polytune 2 in an Instagram photo shared by the official Alcest account, highlighting its role in the songwriting process.

Based on the JCM 800 circuit, this amp has been designed in collaboration with Neige.

Its a turquoise U.S. Fender Stratocaster 2003, with 2 Seymour Duncan humbucker.

He use this Fender Twin Reverb and the Roland JC120 simultaneously.

At 1:30 in the video about equipment used for the recording of Spiritual Instinct, Neige says he specifically used a Marshall JMP "super lead I think"

Neige is seen using a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal in a user-uploaded photo on Tumblr.

In a user-uploaded photo on Tumblr, Neige is seen using a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner, confirming its place in his gear setup.

In a photo shared on ALCEST's official Instagram, Neige is shown with the Electro-Harmonix Sovtek "Green Russian" Big Muff Pi V7C pedal beside him.

In this article, Neige is showing off his current pedalboard, and this is now his main distortion pedal.

In this article, Neige is showing off his pedalboard. First in the chain is the PolyTune 3.

In this article on Music Radar, Neige talks about using two reverbs, and shows that he's added the MXR M300 Reverb to his pedalboard.

In this article on Music Radar, Neige shows that he uses this power supply on his pedalboard.

In an Instagram post by Alcest, Neige showcases the use of the EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run V2 delay pedal during the recording sessions for their upcoming album.

This pedal appears on his 2020 Studio pedalboard.

This pedal appears on his 2020 Studio pedal collection close to his pedalboard.

In the 2020 studio video by Nuclear Blast Records, Neige is seen with the MXR M104 Distortion+ pedal near his pedalboard, indicating its use in his setup.

In a 2020 interview with Premier Guitar, Neige mentions using Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom Slinky Guitar Strings (10-52) as part of his gear setup.

From the gear list detailed on 2020 interview given for Premier Guitar.

The EarthQuaker Devices Hizumitas fuzz pedal is confirmed to be used by Neige, as evidenced by its inclusion in the pedal setup for his latest album, visible in the source image.

Neige is confirmed to use the Boss CE-2W Chorus Waza Craft pedal, as evidenced by an image posted from Alcest showcasing their gear for the latest album.

In a post showcasing the pedals used for recording his latest album, Neige is shown using a Vox Wah Pedal.

In a post by Alcest on Instagram, Neige is pictured using the Marshall JVM410H amplifier head (lower head) during a live performance in Warsaw on November 24, 2024. The image also shows a JMP amplifier head (upper head), which appears to be used as a backup. The post, captioned "Thank you Warsaw for an amazing sold out show yesterday!" was shared by alcestofficial and features a photo by @w_lacalmontie.