Acle Kahney

For monitoring I use the sE Egg Munros

For monitoring I use the sE Egg Munros and some M-Audio BX-5s which I’ve had forever.

As for some of the other gear and outboard… UBK Clariphonic parallel EQ and an API 2500 for the master buss.

In an interview with MetalSucks, Acle Kahney of TesseracT discusses using the Solid State Logic X-Desk 16-channel Analogue Mixer for summing in his studio setup.

Avalon 737 channel strip in studio

As for some of the other gear and outboard… UBK Clariphonic parallel EQ and an API 2500 for the master buss. SSL X Desk for summing, Avalon 737 channel strip, Axe-FX 2, Kemper Profiling Amp

Acle mentions that he used the Baritone-8 on Tesseract's Perspective EP.

"At the moment we bring our own HH Tessen monitoring...We hoping eventually to upgrade to the in-ear monitor route." - Acle Kahney

Note: In this article, Acle mentions that he hopes TesseracT can upgrade to in ear monitoring, which they did not long after this article was written.

(MetalSucks, Rigged: TesseracT Guitarist Acle Kahney, metalsucks.net, June 12, 2013, http://www.metalsucks.net/2013/06/12/rigged-tesseract-guitarist-acle-kahney/)

Acle uses this in his drum mixing tutorial as listed on his website.

Acle uses this in his drum mixing tutorial as listed on his website.

Acle uses this in his drum mixing tutorial as listed on his website.

Acle uses this in his drum mixing tutorial as listed on his website.

In this video, Acle Kahney demonstrates the use of the FabFilter Pro-Q 3 EQ plugin while mixing programmed drums for TesseracT.

Acle lists the Waves C6 Multiband Compressor plugin in his kemper profile mixing example.

Acle uses the Brainworx bx_Dyn_EQ V2 in his kemper profile mixing example.

A Line 6 Helix Rack can be clearly seen in this image towards the bottom right of Acle's studio desk.

On Acle's studio website 4dsounds.com, and image containing the Rupert Neve Portico II Master Buss Processor can clearly be seen. (Would've shown the image, but equipboard doesn't allow you to use the same image twice :/)

Acle's studio website 4dsounds.com shows an image of his studio desk, with the Manley Massive Passive Stereo Tube EQ on the top right of his desks right rack.

The API 2500 Stereo Compressor can be clearly seen in this image.

In this image, Acle Kahney's studio setup features two Lindell PEX-500 units housed in a 6-slot API Lunchbox. Note that this proof pertains to the hardware version, not the VST plugin.

2 Kush Audio Electra 500's can be seen in this image, contained in a 6-slot API lunchbox.

In this image, Acle uses a 6-slot API lunchbox to contain 2 PEX-500's, 2 7X-500's, and 2x UBK 500 Electra's.

2 PEX-500's can be seen in this image contained in a 6-slot API lunchbox.

Acle Kahney has confirmed the use of the Neural DSP Quad Cortex by stating, "We’ve moved over to the Neural DSP Quad Cortexes now," highlighting its utility in consolidating tones accumulated over the years into these compact devices. He further emphasizes the convenience of having "everything in one tiny little unit that weighs about two kilograms," particularly for travel. Kahney elaborates on the versatility of the device, noting, "There’s so many patches, so many sounds, so many tempos for delays and so much stuff that to do it any other way [than with the Quad Cortexes] would be really, really complicated." This information is sourced from an interview with Ellie Rogers published in Guitar World.