Chris D'Alessandro

Chris is using only Mezzabarba guitar heads (both in studio and live) since 2017.

Chris used this guitar as main guitar in the whole Russel Allen's "Metal for Autism Tour" (2017).

I'm using this line boost since 2014. It's a must have in my pedalboard to achieve no-compromise lead tones

Chris uses this guitar with his main band "De La Muerte". He always used the EC-1000 both in studio and live for almost all the De La Muerte shows.

Chris uses this guitar mostly for studio work. This is one of is fave guitars since he uses it in few videos.

Chris used this guitar as main guitar in the whole Russel Allen's "Metal for Autism Tour" (2017).

Chris D'Alessandro's 1997 Fender American Standard Stratocaster is one of his earliest guitars and remains his favorite, as mentioned in a Facebook video by Christian D'Alessandro.

Chris D'Alessandro frequently uses the Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Recto Standard OS Slanted Cabinet both in the studio and during live performances. His Instagram, including a post by user chris_indasky, showcases the cabinet during rehearsals for the new De La Muerte album.

Chris D'Alessandro is seen playing a Larrivée L-01 guitar in an Instagram post by chris_indasky, where he transposes "Guardian Angel" from "Friday Night in San Francisco." This L-01 is one of the first guitars he owned, purchased around 2000, and is considered rare and uncommon.

Chris uses this guitar mostly for studio work. This is one of is fave guitars since he uses it in few videos on his Youtube channel.

Chris D'Alessandro continues to own his 1996 Fender Stratocaster American Standard in Sunburst, one of his first guitars. In a Facebook video by Christian D'Alessandro, Chris mentions it remains his favorite guitar.

Chris D'Alessandro uses the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power® 4x4 on his pedalboard, as seen in his Instagram post. He emphasizes the importance of a reliable power supply for achieving the best sound quality.

Chris D'Alessandro uses the TC Electronic PolyTune 2 Mini on his pedalboard, as evidenced by an Instagram post from his account, chris_indasky, where he discusses his setup and mentions its performance with his B-tuned guitars.

This is the last pedal to appear into Chris' pedalboard. You can see it on the right, just above the mini tuner.

Chris D'Alessandro uses the Maxon OD808 Overdrive to achieve a dirty tone from a crystal clean sound. This is evident from his Instagram post, where he shares an update on his pedalboard.

Chris D'Alessandro showcases the Strymon TimeLine on his Instagram, referring to it as his favorite delay pedal after the 2290.