Cole Rolland

In this instagram post, Cole shows off his new Taylor 912ce Builders Edition. This guitar is (as of now) his latest guitar and he has been heard saying (in between sessions of slapping his thighs on camera) that this is his favourite guitar in his collection, poor Kiesel!

This is Cole's DC600 (I believe his second one) that is custom ordered to include beveled edges, gold hardware and a Burl Maple Top that is painted in a Pink Center/Purple Burst California Burst (- Kiesel). It is loaded with a set of 81/85 EMG Metal Works Pickups in Brushed Black Chrome. This guitar also features an Iron Age non-LED Killswitch installed just behind the master tone knob.

This is Cole's DC600 Artist Signature Model, "Midnight". It is a matte black version of Cole's other DC600 guitars so naturally it features his favourite pickups, EMG Brushed Black Chrome Metal Works 81/85's. This guitar was part of a limited edition run in the last months of 2020 in collaboration with Kiesel.

This is Cole's DC600 (His first as far as I am aware). This guitar is finished in a transparent Deep Blue which is then covered by a transparent black layer. This DC600 features a burl maple top with gold hardware and Cole's favourite EMG pickups (Brushed Black Chrome Metal Works 81/85's).

This pedal was custom -made in 2021 by Austin Luttrell (Fresh1492) for Cole. It is based off of a Catalinbread DLS MKIII which is a transistor based pre-amp designed to transform an amp's tone into a Marshall Plexi-like sound.

According to the Lewitt website, Cole uses a lct 540 mic. Cole likes how quality, and consistent Lewitt mics are

As of 2022, Cole Rolland still uses the Yamaha HS8 studio monitors. The monitors can be seen on both sides of his workstation.

As of 2022, Cole Rolland is using the Yamaha HS8S Studio Subwoofer. It can be seen under his workstation.

In this picture, the Axe FX III can be seen on top of Cole Rolland's workstation, under his left monitor. Cole Rolland has been using Axe FX products for well over five years now.

The Fractal Audio F-12 is the foot controller Cole Rolland uses in tandem with his Axe FX III. In the picture it can be seen on the floor under the left side of his workstation.

In this picture, the Universal Audio Apollo X4 can be seen on Cole Rolland's workstation. It's the main audio interface Cole uses in his home studio.

In this picture, the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 audio interface can be seen on top of Cole Rolland's workstation under his right monitor. He uses it as a preamp.

In this picture, the Shure SM7B microphone can be seen by the right side of Cole Rolland's midi keyboard. Cole uses this microphone mainly for streaming, wether he uses it for any other application is currently unknown.

In this picture, the Native Instruments KOMPLETE KONTROL S88 keyboard can be seen on top of Cole Rolland's workstation right above his Macbook Pro Tower. It's his main midi controller for audio production.

In this picture, the Logitech MX Master 3 mouse can be seen to the right of Cole Rolland's Logitech MX Master Keys keyboard.

In this picture, the Elgato Stream Deck can be seen in front Cole Rolland's Logitech mouse. It's his main controller for managing his live streams.

In this picture, the Neumann TLM 193 microphone is mounted on a boom arm in Cole Rolland's home studio. Currently, this is the main microphone Cole uses to record his vocals on his projects alongside the Neumann TLM 103. As for his Lewitt LCT 540 Subzero microphone, (the previous microphone Cole Rolland's used) he currently isn't using it.

In this picture, the Furman M-8X2 power conditioner can be seen on top of Cole Rolland's workstation under his right monitor, stacked right on top of his Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 audio interface.

In this picture, the Apple Mac Pro can be seen under Cole Rolland's workstation between his Yamaha HS8 Studio Subwoofer and stacked drawers. This computer is his main work horse for music production, video production and so on.