- M - (Matthieu Chedid)

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses a Takamine guitar that he modified from a nylon to a steel-string acoustic. He further customized it by adding an electric guitar pickup. This information is detailed in a feature on Guitariste.com.

This guitar is a custom guitar. He's named Billie because this is the name of his girl.

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses two Pro Co RAT 2 distortion pedals for his performances of "Je dis M" and "Le complexe Corn Flakes," as detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar setup.

Matthieu Chedid, known as - M -, frequently plays a 1964 Fender Stratocaster L series Sunburst as his main guitar, as detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his gear.

This old Marshall JMP Super Lead from the 70's has been modified by a french company named VHM

He uses 3 Kemper Amps

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses a custom Golden Stratocaster, which is a replica of his 1964 Stratocaster. This unique version features a gold finish and an added boost, as detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive coverage of his gear.

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses a 1961 Gibson SG Junior, which he has customized by adding a golden fabric to it. This information is detailed in the Guitariste.com article "Découvrez en exclusivité le matos guitare de Matthieu Chedid."

This guitar is a custom guitar, build for his album Mister Mystère

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the DESS TW-S Rackmount-Pro, a 14-loop switcher, during live performances. This information is detailed in an article on Guitariste.com.

Matthieu Chedid, also known as -M-, integrates the Boss OC-3 Super Octave into his live performance signal chain, as detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar gear.

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the Maxon Phaser Tone during live performances, as detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar gear.

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the JAM Pedals WaterFall Chorus & Vibrato Pedal during his live performances, as highlighted in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar gear.

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the Boss VB-2W Vibrato pedal during his live performances, as highlighted in an article on Guitariste.com.

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the Maxon AF-9 Auto Filter as his Auto Wah pedal during live performances, as detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar gear.

Matthieu Chedid, known as - M -, uses the Vemuram Jan Ray overdrive pedal during his live performances, as detailed in the Guitariste.com article "Découvrez en exclusivité le matos guitare de Matthieu Chedid."

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, incorporates the Fulltone 2B boost pedal into his setup, utilizing it at two different levels. This information is detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar gear.

He use this pedal on "l'Alchimiste" and "Psyko Bug"

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the DigiTech WH-4 Whammy (4th Gen) pedal, as detailed in the 2019 Guitariste.com article on his guitar gear.

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the Strymon TimeLine delay effects pedal, as detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar equipment.

On the 13th picture we can see he use a bunch of Boss FS-5U

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, utilizes Ableton Live during his gigs for looping, as detailed in an article on Guitariste.com.

He use this Midi foot-switch controller with Ableton for looping

Matthieu Chedid, known as - M -, uses D'Addario NYXL Nickelwound Guitar Strings 10-52, as detailed in the Guitariste.com article "Découvrez en exclusivité le matos guitare de Matthieu Chedid."

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the Martin Guitars MA-175 Authentic Acoustic Set, as detailed in the Guitariste.com article "Découvrez en exclusivité le matos guitare de Matthieu Chedid."

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, uses the Midas XL-42 in his live rack setup, as detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar gear.

Matthieu Chedid, known as -M-, incorporates the DigiTech FreqOut Natural Feedback Creator into his signal chain to produce controlled feedback effects. This usage is detailed in Guitariste.com's exclusive feature on his guitar gear.