Dorian Sorriaux

"No, today I'm going to play another amp actually, an old amplifier made ??in Italy called DNS. It was distributed by Hagstrom in the 70s and was a tube amp that was some kind of "copy clone" of the Fender Twin Reverb and a Vox AC30. It has a super nice reverb and tremolo is fantastic, and it is my absolute favorite amp. 70% of the record is recorded with the DNS." - Dorian Sorriaux.

In the live performance by Blues Pills at the Rock Hard Festival 2017, Dorian Sorriaux is seen playing a Guild Thunderbird S-200 Reissue, notably without the tremolo arm.

On this photo you can see Dorian pedalboard which includes Velvet Minotaur - a copy of the Clone Centaur.

For solos I run a dist named Velvet Minotaur from Greece, which is actually a copy of the Clone Centaur. It is so very expensive so could only afford the copy. It gives me that extra gain I need for my solos and it always works.

"This guitar came to me through a friend of Larry Corsa in Switzerland that introduced me after a show to those guitars and it's made to get the Peter Green tone." - Dorian Sorriaux at :30s.

According to Orange Amplifiers' official site, the Rockerverb 100 MK IIs are used by Dorian, with him saying “I love the tube tones, which link perfectly with my pedals.”

In this interview, Dorian Sorriaux says that he's been playing "my Gibson SG recently, one which I bought in Australia. A 1970 SG Custom."

"I use an MXR Micro Amp to get a little more gain, it is on through the whole gig in the background" quote by Dorian himself in the interview linked

On this photo Dorian posing with Gibson Hummingbird

On this photo you can see Dorian pedalboard which includes Tycobrahe Octavia octave-fuzz pedal.

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I also use a fuzz, an octave-fuzz, called Tychobrahe. It's a very strange name, as a Frenchman, that is. Ha ha ha.

On this photo you can see Dorian pedalboard which includes TC Electronic PolyTune

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in this interview Dorian States that "At the gig tonight I use a Gibson Flying V Reissue..."

Dorian Sorriaux has been using the MXR M169 Carbon Copy delay pedal since 2015, as shown in the provided source.

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Yes we are running very orange on this tour, usually Rockerverb 50. I like reverb in that amp and it's pretty easy to quickly get a good sound in most situations. I use a newer model of the Twin Reverb sometimes but to get good sound in it, I must "crank" it completely and then it will be super loud and the guy always tells me to turn down, even at fairly large venues. I've tried to turn it backwards instead but it did not solve the problem. With Rockerverbs it is easier to just plug and play even at fairly low volume, you don't have to push it to maximum.

On this photo you can see Dorian pedalboard which includes Dunlop Cry Baby.

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Then I have a Cry Baby, of course, it´s an old one. I like it because it's easy to get started.

On this photo you can see Dorian pedalboard which includes GHS Fast Fret

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you can clearly see the pedal at 8:33

"I had a couple of my 70’s Guild acoustics, a dreadnaught and a parlor size as well as a newer Gibson j45."