Aaron Fincke

Here's Aaron in Stardog Champion with his Musicman Albert Lee guitar with 3 humbucker pickups.

In this Instagram post, Aaron references having used a Boss TR-2 tremolo to record Polyamorous

In this interview, Aaron Fincke says, "I keep it pretty simple - stomp boxes. I have a Dunlop Cry Baby. MXR Phase 90. The new Digitech delay pedal, the Digidelay. It has seven settings. I have this old and pretty rare - there used to be this company called Way Huge - it was an all hand-built overdrive. Sounds great, works great. Like I said, I try to keep it simple."

On Music Man's website, it states that Fincke uses a Music Man Axis Super Short.

Aaron says, "I keep it pretty simple - stomp boxes. I have a Dunlop Cry Baby. MXR Phase 90. The new Digitech delay pedal, the Digidelay. It has seven settings. I have this old and pretty rare - there used to be this company called Way Huge - it was an all hand-built overdrive. Sounds great, works great. Like I said, I try to keep it simple," in this interview.

Aaron Fincke plays a custom baritone-length version of the Washburn Custom Shop Slime Rebel Evil Twin Deep Carve Idol, as seen in a YouTube video.

Used a Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere on the song So Cold. An MKI was used prior to the release of the MKII in 2005.

Used in between we are not alone and phobia (late 2004-2005)

Fink can be seen using this guitar live during one of Breaking Benjamin's 2003 shows.

In an old web page article on EMG's website, it is stated that Fink, at one point, used an EMG 81/85 set.

In an old web page article on EMG's website, it is stated that Fink, at one point, used an EMG 81/85 set.

Fink shows off some of his live rig in this video, amongst which is a baritone (27" scale) Music Man Axis. First shown at 5:00.

Aaron Fincke is confirmed to use the Randall RM100 100W Modular Amp Head as seen during the recording of "We Are Not Alone."

Aaron Fincke is seen playing a Washburn Idol guitar in this video with Breaking Benjamin. This Washburn Idol was a rare baritone model that is hard to find. He used this guitar on most of the songs on Phobia, and was his Drop A# guitar during the Phobia era of Breaking Benjamin. During the Dear Agony era, he switched to an Ernie Ball Axis Super Sport Baritone, and used this Washburn model as a backup.