Chad Taylor

I'm really a purist at heart. I play Les Pauls, a “Ruby Lou” Jazzmaster and Strats. I like the sounds of those through a high-gain amp. Usually, that's my Diaz CD-100's and Marshall JMP’s. - Chad Taylor

This Instagram pic was posted recently "(3) Vintage Marshall JMP’s (all cleaned and tuned up) into 18 twelve-inch speakers.

This rig will definitely make your ears ring!'

https://www.guitarworld.com/features-news-interviews/turn-live-guitarist-chad-taylor-discusses-new-album-guitars-and-%E2%80%98throwing On the 'Throwing Copper era: I'm really a purist at heart. I play Les Pauls, a “Ruby Lou” Jazzmaster and Strats. I like the sounds of those through a high-gain amp. Usually, that's my Diaz CD-100's and Marshall JMP’s.

Live approached us about building a new backline, just to see if it could be done. Know for their towering backdrop of amplifiers, the band wanted to emulate the stage presence of full-stacks with a line of our 6x12s. When all was said and done, we built six 6x12s, three for guitar and three for bass, as well as a couple of 2x12s. This eight cab backbone was our biggest build to date and quite challenging. The guitar cabs feature a unique split within the enclosure, which separates the one cab into a 4×12 and 2×12 stack. The top 4×12 is used for a dry signal, while the bottom 2×12 is utilized during the wet, effects driven playing. The cabs are loaded with Eminence Wizards and Deltas.

In this picture post from Chad's Facebook page, part of his rack is shown and the BrownBox is visible, mounted sideways in the center.

In this pic (https://www.guitarworld.com/features/rig-tour-lives-resident-fuzz-junkie-chad-taylor) you can spot two of these JCM800's behind him

In this live shot, guitarist Chad Taylor is using a Kemper Profiler Head, as evidenced by the image here.