Dylan Desmond

Here it is Dylan Desmond playing an Ibanez six string bass at Kung Fu Necktie in Philadelphia, 2018

Respectfully, I believe this is an Ibanez BTB686SC Terra Firma, not the SRSC805 listed here. The BTB has a longer scale, tighter string spacing, different headstock shape, and larger body.

Dylan Desmond is pictured with an Ibanez BTB747 7-String Bass in a post on Instagram by user je.est.un_autre_, tagged with #7stringbass and #ibanezbtb.

This modulated delay effect was made by witchfindereffects and named after Bell Witch's last album.

Dylan's pedalboard can be seen in this photo containing three Strymon blueSky's.

Dylan's pedalboard can be seen using the Strymon Ola.

Dylan Desmond is seen using a Schecter Stiletto Custom-5 bass guitar in a post by je.est.un_autre_ on Instagram, featuring hashtags like #schecter and #5stringbass.

Dylan Desmond incorporates the TC Helicon Voicelive Play into his pedalboard, as shown in the discussion on Reddit by user Malatesta721.

In this YouTube video, you can see Dylan Desmond of Bell Witch using the Ibanez Soundgear SR506E while preforming their song Mirror Reaper. The Ibanez SR506E is used throughout the whole performance.

Dylan's pedalboard can be seen containing the El Capistan.

Dylan's pedal board can clearly be seen with a Voodoo Lab Amp Selector.

Seen on Dylan's pedalboard.

Clearly seen on Dylan's pedal board.

In a photo uploaded to Reddit, Dylan Desmond's pedalboard features the Skreddy Perestroika fuzz pedal, positioned left and above the tube drive pedal. Further details found on Instagram support this identification.

In a user-uploaded photo on Reddit, Dylan Desmond's Skreddy Pig Mine fuzz pedal is identifiable as the black pedal with silver knobs. Additional images on Instagram provide a clearer view of this pedal in his setup.

Seen posted on Instagram of Dylan's pedalboard including this Strymon pedal.

Throughout the whole YouTube video (while the camera pointing at Dylan Desmond) you can see the Ampeg cabinet in the background behind next to other cabinets and heads.

In this YouTube video at 17:46 (also throughout the whole live show) the Verelinn Meatsmoke Amplifier Head can be seen behind Dylan Desmond.

In this YouTube video you can see the Emperor bass cabinet (stacked onto another object) behind Jesse Shreibman, this cabinet can be seen throughout the whole show while the camera points to Jesse or when the camera is showing both Dylan and Jesse.

In this YouTube video you can see the Orange bass amplifier head stacked onto an Emperor bass cabinet behind Jesse Shreibman. It can be seen well (but blury) at 40:28. When the videos slow down you can just read “TH100” on the amplifier head.

In this Instagram post Dylan Desmond is showing his gear.

In this Instagram post you can see Dylan Desmond showing gear, which includes the Laney GH100TI.

In this Instagram post, Dylan Desmond is showing gear, which includes the Ampeg SVT-VR

In this Instagram post, Dylan Desmond announces new recordings for Bell Witch with an image attached showing his gear, presumably for recording.

In this Instagram post Dylan Desmond is showing a clear photo of his pedal board for Bell Witch.