El Hefe

In this photo, we can clearly see Aaron playing a Fender Telecaster.

Aaron used this guitar to demonstrate his Blackstar HT Club 50 and HT-1R amps.

Aaron was using this guitar in the video for Fender's "GDEC" contest; 0:23 is good shot of guitar.

El Hefe picked up this guitar, according to Charvel's official blog.

Min 3:05. El Hefe always plays this guitar.

Aaron sometimes plays the jaguar.

El Hefe uses this guitar since that he become to play with NOFX. Is the classic Fender american vintage '52 telecaster, but he change the pickups for an EMG's pickups, for have a really heavy sound

"So, this Blackstar gets a pretty mean tone, and I've been recording a lot with this. What I really like about it is how it goes from that nice heavy tone to a nice clean tone with the push of a button." - Aaron Abeyta at :30s in this video.

Along with his HT Club 50, El Hefe can also be seen with this HT-1R practice amp.

Aaron was playing his Pawn Shop '72 Stratocaster through this Fender GDEC-3 Thirty amp.

Listed on Mesa Boogie's official site is El Hefe as a user of the Mesa Boogie 4x12 Rectifier Standard Cab.

"Although now i am using a EVH 3 head. Now the reason for that is because the Mark 3 is old(it's vintage) and things break down." He says at 2:05 in the video.

What amp brands to Eric and El Hefe use??

That's an easy one. El Hefe uses a Mesa/Boogie Mark 111 through a Boogie 4x12 cab. I use a Mesa/Boogie Mark IV through a Marshall 4x12 cab loaded with 4 200 watt Electro Voice speakers. -Melvin

You can see an EVH90 Phase 90 Pedal in Hefe's pedalboard.

El Hefe looks to be using an MXR EVH-117 Eddie Van Halen Flanger in his pedalboard. The pedal can be seen in the far bottom right of his board.

It's a live concert on extreme play grounds in Hamburg, Germany. The item can be seen 10:16 into this video during the song Franco Un-American

The item can be seen 10:16 into this video. also a clear shot of the item on the http://uploads.charvel.com/artists/charvel/2509/gallery/12700_xl.jpg photo.

The item can be seen in this photo. He actually use the Line MM4 as modulations before switching to several MXR pedals.

As seen in Ernie Ball's Instagram account.