Chris Garza

In this post chris runs down the specs of his fender 7 string. Chris had this guitar made for him by the fender custom shop. Garza states that he always loved strats but is a 7 string player, so making this happen was amazing for him. His guitar is loaded with a set of emg pickups

Official website for Schecter guitars. In this page is shows the Chris Garza Signature Model.

Garza's Mesa 4x12 can also be seen in his profile picture here

This pedal can be seen just above the top head

In this post chris can be seen holding a fender tele

In this post garza can be seen with his two fender strats

In this video you can see his ESP along with his gear.

This head can be seen in Chris' rack

This pedal can be seen in the centre of the pedals. It can be distinguished from the 4, by the shape of the on/off switch

This cab is listed alongside his head on Mesa's page

In this post garza can be seen using a evh 5150 amp head

In this post garza can be seen using a 5150 iii through an evh cab

Garza can be seen in this Instagram post with his two Fender Strats, one of which is a HSS Strat.

Chris Garza uses the Electro-Harmonix EH-4800 Small Stone phaser pedal, as seen in his Instagram post here.

Chris Garza is shown using the Electro-Harmonix EH-4600 Small Clone chorus pedal in a post on his Instagram account.

In this video https://www.instagram.com/p/CV6gZNTtuOy/

In an Instagram post shared by Chris Garza, he showcases his use of the Fortin Zuul Noise Gate, highlighting its role in his guitar setup.

In this Instagram video [link], Chris Garza can be seen using the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone distortion pedal.

17 seconds in you can hear Chris talking about it and the camera points to the cab

In this clip on Instagram of Chris Garza’s podcast, he utilises a Neural DSP Quad Cortex amp modeller to simulate the guitar tone of Life is Peachy by Korn, which he describes as “special”.

In this clip on Instagram of Chris Garza’s podcast, he can be seen talking into a Shure SM7B.

In a TikTok clip from the Garza Podcast, guitarist Chris Garza praises the Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier 2-Channel 150W Solo Head, describing it as one of his favorite amplifiers. He mentions being inspired to use this amplifier by artists such as Munky from Korn, Daron Malakian from System of a Down, and Pat O’Brien of Cannibal Corpse.

In a TikTok clip from the Garza Podcast, Chris Garza identifies the Peavey 5150 II 120-Watt Guitar Amp Head as one of his favorite amplifiers, stating that he considers it superior to the original 5150.

In this Tiktok clip from Chris Garza’s podcast, he mentions that the Carvin MTS3200 was his first guitar amplifier.

He mentions that he used this pedal for recording "Become a hunter" with Suicide Silence