Devin Townsend

"I run them into two old Ampeg 4x10s – the one that looks like a Darth Vader-type cab" this was the most darth vader looking one to me

"through a DarkGlass Vintage Deluxe"

In a video from the Dunlop Sessions: Casualties Of Cool, Devin Townsend is shown using a Framus The Blank T guitar, equipped with Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound STR-3 neck and STL-3 bridge pickups.

Listed under Townsend’s official sE Electronics artist page.

Featured in this video by sE Electronics.

First clearly visible at 5:46 in this interview on*That Pedal Show*.

First visible at 2:28 in this interview with That Pedal Show.

First visible at 2:28 in this interview with That Pedal Show.

First visible at 2:28 in this interview with That Pedal Show.

He plays Hello Kitty Squier.

Like, I bought the Manley Massive Passive, and it was beyond my skill set. The set frequencies were such that I couldn't figure it out. I just wanted one that said low, middle and treble, and maybe a sweepable mid.

I work with Waves extensively, and they've been very kind in providing me tools, and I work with Spitfire Audio, and they provided me with a bunch of plug-ins for the orchestral demos. I purchased Omnisphere, which I use a lot, and Ableton, which I use a ton, and I have the Push 2, which I not only have live, but I actually did a lot of the writing of Empath with that; a great system." Less is more, he concludes. "Gear — it's sexy, and I think people fetishise gear. But I found that the less gear I have, now, the less options I have, the more I'm able to articulate what it is that I want, quicker.

You can see that he uses Mxr Reverb . Che Aimee Durval uses also this effect in this video.

He uses it as his analog section of gear

It is midi compatible which is a big feature for him

He uses the rackmount edition

He has made a full video in his gearwhore series on this amp

In his YouTube video titled "GEARWHORE: MESA BOOGIE," Devin Townsend showcases the Two Notes Torpedo Live Digital Loadbox and Speaker Simulator, visible in the first rack slot.

In this video, Devin talks all about his Zon bass.

You can see that he uses Axe-Fx Ultra . He states he preferes it to Axe-Fx II : "Then all of a sudden I went in with Fractal and I used their product, the Axe-Fx, and there’s nothing else I need. It’s as simple as that. Live, I run it direct to the board, studio I run it direct to the board. It took me a year to get a sound I was satisfied with. I just received the Axe Fx II and it’ll probably take me another year to get to the point where I’m 100% satisfied with that, but it’s the end of the rainbow for me. In a lot of ways it’s disappointing because I used to like going on Harmony-Central.com and looking up tons of vintage, old stupid amps. "

Dev can be seen using this guitar during the Wacken (2014) Live show. This guitar is known as the Ziltoid guitar.

Devin discusses having an ACS installed in this particular guitar that he used in this EMG TV performance.

As of 0:10 in this video, Devin Townsend of Vai, Front Line Assembly, The Wild Hearts, and Strapping Young Lad, talks about his effect units and other equipment. The Furman PL-8 II is located in the top space of the rack.

In this video, Devin Townsend of Vai, Front Line Assembly, The Wild Hearts, and Strapping Young Lad, talks about his effect units and other equipment, mentioning the Planet Waves pedal tuner at 1:50.

In this video, Devin Townsend of Vai, Front Line Assembly, The Wild Hearts, and Strapping Young Lad, talks about his effect units and other equipment, mentioning the Voodoo Lab foot controller at 1:12.

As of 0:10 in this video, Devin Townsend of Vai, Front Line Assembly, The Wild Hearts, and Strapping Young Lad ,talks about his effect units and other equipment. The GCX is located in the bottom of the rack.

At 0:10 in this video, Devin Townsend of Vai, Front Line Assembly, The Wild Hearts, and Strapping Young Lad, talks about his effect units and other equipment, and the TC Electronic G-Force is located in the middle of the rack.

As of 0:10 in this video, Devin Townsend of Vai, Front Line Assembly, The Wild Hearts, and Strapping Young Lad, talks about his effect units and other equipment, and the JD7 is located in the bottom rack.

As of 0:10 in this video, Devin Townsend of Vai, Front Line Assembly, The Wild Hearts, and Strapping Young Lad, talks about his effect units and other equipment. The Stereo Simul-Class 2:Ninety power amp is located in the top rack.

At 3:02 in this video, Devin Townsend mentions the Fractal MFC-101.

At 3:18 in this video, a picture of Devin's gear can be seen. The set-up includes a Cry Baby Rack Wah unit.

Devin's rack, which features a Radial JX44, can be seen at 3:17 in this video.

"Great tuner from TC Electronic. If you hit all the strings it tells you which ones are out of tune.

"Which is great if you aren’t in an open tuning like me, so we use it as a standard tuner because that special function does fuck all for me. But it’s really cool."