Chino Moreno

Green Matamp Head is clearly seen being played here by Chino through entire video.

Orange Dual Terror (top) and Thunderverb 50 electric guitar amplifiers used by Chino Moreno of American alternative metal band Deftones photographed during a shoot for Total Guitar Magazine, February 18, 2013

Orange Dual Terror (top) and Thunderverb 50 electric guitar amplifiers used by Chino Moreno of American alternative metal band Deftones photographed during a shoot for Total Guitar Magazine, February 18, 2013

Drew Foppe, Chino's guitar tech: "...Using the 50 watt Tre Reverb and the 100 Watt backup..."

For a 2015 tour, playing songs from Koi no Yokan but not Gore. Also Using a Rivera 2x12 cab with vintage 30's and a Rivera Rock crusher

seen in this live performance, such as at 1:18

This photograph of Chino's 2016 rack, shows that he is using the Rivera RockCrusher with two Orange Dual Terrors.

This article by Orange Amplification reads, "Chino Moreno uses a Thunderverb 50 paired with a PPC412…"

During his Team Sleep days back in 2005, as seen in the video, Chino used a Vox AC30 sat atop an Orange 4x12 cabinet (either used instead of the stock speakers or as an extension cabinet). A surprising shift away from his SG’s and Matamp amp, he’s also using a Mike Stirn Yamaha alongside the Vox.

At 1:44 in this live performance of “Rx Queen” by Deftones, you can see a Green Matamp 4x12 cabinet behind Chino Moreno.

During this live performance at Bizarre Festival by Deftones from 2000, Chino Moreno can be seen playing through a Matamp GT120. It can be easily distinguished by its black and white colour, as well as its distinct Matamp logo. You can see it most clearly at 0:10 as well as 2:00.

In the YouTube video of the studio live performance "YOUR SKULL IS RED - WOODSTOCK SESSIONS" by TEAM SLEEP, Chino Moreno can be seen using an Orange OR-120 Overdrive (OD-120) amplifier head. This is identifiable by the distinctive lamp placement on the right side, which is uncommon for Orange amp heads, and the minimal model name print on the front. At the 3:51 mark, the amplifier's knob layout, input jacks, and other visual features are clearly visible, confirming it as an OD-120. The extra knob proves that it is the OVERDRIVE version of the amp.