Carlos Santana

Santana's guitar tech pointed out that Carlos Santana uses a Mesa Boogie Mark I for his work.

In discussions on the Line6forum, it's noted that Carlos Santana occasionally used a 1950s Fender Twin amplifier.

As pointed out by his guitar tech, Carlos Santana uses an old '70s original Snake Mesa Boogie Mark I Combo amp.

As seen in this video, Santana is also unsing a Bludotone amp that was build for him.

Carlos Santana uses this Tone Tubby 1x12 Cabinet as a spare set up along with a Mesa Boogie Mark I head.

His guitar tech recalls that Carlos Santana uses these Celestion 30 Vintage speakers in every PRS cabinet.

At the minute 22.33 of the "Premier Guitar"'s Video "Rig Rundown - Carlos Santana", Santana's Guitar tech shows that Santana uses 2 Dumble Overdrive Reverb Heads, one is there as spare head.

Carlos Santana uses two 4x12 PRS cabinets as pointed out by his tech Ed Adair.

Carlos Santana is listed as an artist associated with the Matchless HC-30 Guitar Amp Head on the Matchless Amplifiers website.

In the official music video for "Smooth" by Santana featuring Rob Thomas, Carlos Santana can be seen using a Dumble Steel String Singer guitar amplifier head.

I saw Santana live @ House of Blues in Las Vegas on January 25, 2023 and that Twin Reverb sounded amazing

Around 11:25 Neal says him and Santana both used Fender Twins turned up.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, guitarist Carlos Santana uses the Mesa/Boogie Rectifier 4x12 Traditional Straight cabinet.