Alex Wade

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Wade no longer uses the 20th anniversary edition DigiTech Whammy, but owned it at one point.

Wade talks about his Dimarzio D Activator 7 pickups.

"My first bass was a Squier P-Bass. Then at the age of 16 I got bored with bass and sold it and bought an Ibanez Iceman at a local pawnshop and started to teach myself guitar."

IN this post alex shows off his dingwall ng2. He was able to get one of these bases thanks to the help of nolly of periphery

According to this GuitarGeek rig diagram, Alex Wade of Whitechapel used a Boss BF-3 flanger live.

In an Instagram post, Alex Wade showcases a white ESP LTD Phoenix-1000 guitar, expressing gratitude to ESP for sending it to him. He mentions, "Always have been a fan of the Phoenix shape and I’m glad they brought it back for 2020. I’ve got it in D Standard/Drop C currently and plan to use it for clean parts and leads in the studio for the next record. The P-90 in the neck sounds incredible."

In a YouTube video, Alex Wade is seen playing the ESP LTD Alex Wade XJ Signature 7-string Baritone Electric Guitar at the beginning and continues to use it both in a room setting and during live stage performances. This is further corroborated by information provided by The ESP Guitar Company, which lists the AW-XJ7 Baritone Evertune as part of their offerings.