Christopher Walla

This picture shows him playing a Rickenbacker 6 string 660.

In this picture, Chris Walla can be seen playing a Fender Starcaster.

This picture shows him playing a Gibson SG Junior 60's Electric Guitar.

This picture shows him playing this guitar.

In this photo, Walla is seen playing Fano Alt De Facto JM6.

In this photo, Walla is seen playing Epiphone Coronet.

In this photo, Walla is seen playing Gibson Everly Brothers signature.

In this gallery of photos, the Fano GF6 can be seen hanging next to his Fender Starcaster in Chris Walla's "Hall of Justice" recording studio in Seattle Washington.

In this photo Chris can be seen performing on a Vox Virage DC (or maybe a Virage II DC, not much of a difference between them).

"I did use my Dr. Z 2x10 cabinet on the album [Narrow Stairs], but with the [Fender] Tremolux head. We lean on that Tremolux really hard."

Chris Walla states that he uses a Klon Centaur and it can be seen at 2:23

Chris Walla states that he uses the Maxon AD80 and it can be seen at 3:19

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

Listed in Chris Walla's Hall of Justice Recording Studio equipment list.

In the bottom of the picture you can see the MicroKORG. He has been seen playing during "Marching Bands of Manhattan" intro.