Andreas Kisser

A quick jam featuring Andreas Kisser on his EVH.

In this video in Portuguese, Andreas gives a rundown of the rig he's using for the Machine Messiah Tour 2017. The MXR DC Brick can be seen 6:50 into the video.

This video shows some of the equipment used by Andreas for the recording of Sepultura’s album "Machine Messiah". The modded Maxon OD-9 can be seen at 1:10.

This video shows some of the equipment used by Andreas for the recording of Sepultura’s album "Kairos". The Furman PL-Plus can be seen at 1:53.

In this video, Andreas talks about his signature Cry Baby wah pedal. The pedal itself is shown as of 4:25.

This video is an interview of Stanley Soares, studio and front of house audio engineer for Sepultura. As of 0:22, he talks about the AKG C 414 which he used for the recording of the albums Dante XXI and A-Lex. He says, "In both of the albums I used C 414 a lot, especially for the drums, like a room microphone and for guitar as well and percussion.(Sic)". A picture of the mic, as it was used in the studio, can be seen at 0:23.

This behind-the-scenes trailer shows us a number of amplifiers that were used by Andreas to record guitar tracks for the album TMBHAHMBTH. As of 0:15 we can see a VHT Deliverance Sixty amplifier head.

In this photo, Andreas is posing next to his live equipment, which includes an ART X-11 MIDI MasterControl Footswitch on the top rack.

As shown in this picture, Andreas' live rig includes a Furman AR-PRO (bottom unit in the rack).

In this picture, Andreas can be seen using a Dunlop Rotovibe.

In this live performance picture, Andreas can be seen playing in front of four EVH 5150III 4 x 12" cabinets.

Andreas Kisser uses a TC Electronic Corona Chorus pedal, according to this page of TC Electronic's website.

Andreas Kisser uses a TC Electronic Vortex Flanger pedal, according to this page of TC Electronic's website.

The detailed gear diagram of Andreas Kisser's Sepultura stage setup, on this page of Guitar Geek, includes a Peterson AutoStrobe 490.

This gear diagram, found on this page of Guitar Geek, shows Andreas Kisser's Sepultura stage setup, which includes a Boss TU-12H tuner.

Andreas Kisser uses a Furman Pl-8 Power Conditioner, according to this detailed gear diagram of Andreas Kisser's Sepultura stage setup, on Guitar Geek.

According to this gear diagram of Andreas Kisser's Sepultura stage setup, found on Guitar Geek, Andreas uses a Whirlwind Selector A/B Box.

In this concert picture, Andreas can be seen playing in front of two Marshall full stacks that include a pair of JCM 900 angled cabinets.

Andreas Kisser uses the MXR M101 Phase 90 pedal, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Imgur.

Andreas Kisser uses Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Wah, according to Dunlop's website.

The guitar that Andreas is holding in this picture is equipped with a Fernandes Sustainer in the neck position.

At 10:53 in this video of Sepultura and Steve Vai performing in 2015, Andreas can be seen playing a Jackson RR5.

Sound Generation Electric Guitar Strings - SG 6671 Signature Andreas Kisser (13-56) Nickel Wound Hex Core with Plated Steel Signature Series: Andreas Kisser .013 - .056

Strings signed by Andreas Kisser have nucleus (core) made of tinned steel. Wound guitar strings are nickel coated (Nickel Plated Steel). Primary guitar strings are stainless steel, developed for lower tunings one whole step down (D). This provides a heavier tone with more comfort.

This image shows that Andreas uses, among other thing, an Apple MacBook Pro to record demo tracks for Sepultura and De La Tierra.

This image shows that Andreas uses, among other thing, his signature Zoom G1XN to record demo tracks for Sepultura and De La Tierra.

Andreas can be seen here wearing Sony MDR-XB920 headphones.

Andreas here wearing a pair of AKG K240 headphones.

At 1:09 Andreas can be seen playing on a Gibson equipped with an Evertune G Model bridge.

Andreas Kisser frequently uses the Floyd Rose Original Tremolo System on his guitars, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Lance.

In this video in Portuguese, Andreas gives a rundown of the rig he's using for the Machine Messiah Tour 2017. The Boss DD-500 can be seen 6:50 into the video.