Damián Antón Ojeda

In a screenshot from Damián Antón Ojeda's second show with their band "life" at The Reverb in Baltimore, Damián is seen using the Gretsch G5230 Electromatic Jet FT in shell pink. This is their main guitar for live shows alongside a Vintage V10 Coaster (which isn't listed on Equipboard)

In a screenshot from a video shared by Damián Antón Ojeda on their Discord in December 2023, they are seen playing "◊an∫aq‡ëactë∫tácactan" from their project "Trhä" using the Cort CR200 with a black finish.

In a rehearsal video by Joey D on YouTube, Damián Antón Ojeda can be seen practicing "emhudlhevukshja" from their project "life" with a guitar that matches the characteristics of a Michael Kelly Patriot Vintage. It is most visible at around 1:33 and is identifiable by its block inlays, plain black finish, and black knobs.

A screenshot from a video on Damián Ojeda's Patreon page shows them playing a riff from "jecantá£rënmáshra," a song from their project "Trhä," while sitting on top of an Orange Crush Pro CR60C Combo Amp. The amplifier is identifiable by the distinctive switch and knob layout on its top panel.

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During a performance by Life at The Undercroft in Baltimore, Damián Antón Ojeda is visibly using what looks to be the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail on their pedal board. This is confirmed by a screenshot from @3tttyyy's Instagram recording of the song "Traveling Waters."

During a performance by Life at The Undercroft in Baltimore, Damián Antón Ojeda is clearly using the Orange Amplifiers FS-2 2-Button Dual Guitar Footswitch, identifiable by its white casing, dual switches, and "Orange" logo, to the left of their pedal board. This is confirmed by a screenshot from @3tttyyy's Instagram recording of the song "Traveling Waters."

During a performance by Life at The Undercroft in Baltimore, Damián Antón Ojeda is visibly using the Behringer VD400 on their pedal board, distinguishable by it's housing and knob layout. This is confirmed by a screenshot from @3tttyyy's Instagram recording of the song "Traveling Waters."

A photograph of Damián Antón Ojeda's pedalboard, shared by @alexasovva on Instagram, clearly shows the Walrus Audio Fundamental Series Reverb Pedal positioned just in the middle of the effect chain. The pedal is easily identifiable by its unique design featuring sliders instead of knobs and a footswitch located at the bottom.

A photograph of Damián Antón Ojeda's pedalboard, shared by @alexasovva on Instagram, clearly shows the Boss CH-1 Super Chorus positioned at the beginning of the effect chain. The pedal is identifiable by its blue casing and black knobs with white tops.

This screenshot is a message from Damián (damdamdam) in their community Discord server where they mention mainly using Garageband. There are multiple instances where they mention using Garageband or Garageband features/plugins for their songs and albums in their server but I can only post one screenshot for some reason idk why you aren't able to post more

This screenshot is from a Google Drive folder linked on Damián's Patreon where you can see them clearly use what looks to be a yellow 1.5mm Everlast pick during a playthrough video of their song "Sunset Girl" from their project "Sadness" (sunset girl guitar 3 riff 2), noticeable by the barely visible graphic under their thumb.

Throughout Sadness' KEXP performance and other recorded live performances for the band, Damian can be seen playing what looks to be a 2009 Squier Affinity Telecaster in Butterscotch Blonde identifiable by the prints on the headstock and the black nut using a CME page as reference. They can also be seen using either an Olympic White or Seafoam/Surf Green Squier Telecaster in other recorded live performances.

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Around March 28, 2026, Damian would post to their story on Instagram putting their Rockerverb 50 up for sale for $1350 (sorry that the image is cropped weirdly lol). You can see this amp head being used for many of their live shows but I haven't been able to identify it for certain until now.