Al Jourgensen

"...I mean the profiles I’m using, it varies from Marshall Super Leads to like uh, I have some Wizards on there and, you know, Diezels, Mesas, it really depends on what the song calls for but yeah, I’m super, super happy with them."

Al Jourgensen endorses Crate amplifiers, specifically using the Crate Black Voodoo Head Amp, as shown in the user-uploaded photo from Crateamps.

"Yeah, very first tour using the powered Kempers, so we’re using the powered lunchboxes, but we’re using...I mean the profiles I’m using, it varies from Marshall Super Leads to like uh, I have some Wizards on there and, you know, Diezels, Mesas, it really depends on what the song calls for but yeah, I’m super, super happy with them."

"I'm pretty old school on the shit. For the studio I generally use my JMP Marshall rack mount which I've used since 1988 or '89 and then live, we recreate that sounds with a Blackstar head along with the aforementioned customized pedals which is arranged by my other guitar players which are also figuring out their pedals because I use my Eventide in the studio on their sound as well and then they have to figure out how to recreate it. That's the funny thing, as were going through a record and we're jamming or recording, were always having to think about how to recreate it. It's kind of a magical moment while it's happening..."

In this promotional photo you can see Uncle Al and Sin Quirin posing in front of a pair of HT METAL 100s which he used on stage starting around 2014 and ending in 2020 when he switched to powered kemper profilers. Additional photos of the pair with their HT METAL 100s can still be found on blackstar's facebook profile.