Gary Holt

at 22:40, he talks about his pedals

on the tc electronic website, it states gary uses this pedal

at 19:45, you can see the amp on the right

Gary Holt showcases the Terasyne HAE 2x12" speaker cabinet in his Instagram post, expressing his appreciation for its sound and perfect fit in his office-jam room.

In an Instagram post, Gary Holt showcases his Mooer Echoverb pedal as part of his pedal board for Slayer's backstage jamming, warm-ups, and rehearsals.

In an Instagram post by Gary Holt, he showcases his Mooer Ana Echo Delay pedal as part of his pedal board used for backstage jamming, warm-ups, and rehearsals with Slayer.

In an Instagram post by Gary Holt, the ESP Eclipse-I CTM Electric Guitar can be seen among his collection of guitars, highlighting its presence in his home office setup.

at 22:40, the pedal is visable

Gary Holt is noted to use the Mooer Micro Preamp 009 Blacknight, as reported by Osiamo.

you can see him play this guitar in this video

at 2:42, the amp is slighty visable to the left of gary

In a FRET12 Artist Connect Rig Tour video, Gary Holt of Slayer is shown using the MXR Custom Audio Electronics MC-403 Power Distributor, identifiable by the distinctive red "HOTO" sticker on top.

at 18:36, he talks about this guitar

In an Instagram post by Gary Holt, his ESP Gary Holt Custom Gold Guitar is shown among his collection, emphasizing its readiness for spontaneous riff creation.

it says he uses this wireless unit

Gary can be seen using this guitar with his signature emg pick ups

Gary can be seen playing a custom shop ESP Eclipse known as "Purple Reign". This is due to the fact that Gary is a huge Prince fan.

WestCoastPedalBoard made Board for the Slayer & Exodus tour and posted pictures of it.

Gary Holt's use of the TC Electronic Flashback 2 Delay pedal is documented on WestCoastPedalBoard.com, which showcases the pedalboard created for his Slayer and Exodus tour.

Gary Holt uses EMG 89R pickups, according to this Premier Guitar article.

"The ability to toggle between two channels makes guitar changes a breeze and the packs are tough as cinder blocks, which is important to me since I tend to swing my guitars around like a battle axe!"

Gary mentions using Monster Cable as of 6:48.

The Radial JD7 can be seen as of 1:28.

Gary presents his TC Electronic Vortex Flanger as of 1:36.

From the interview with Premier Guitar:

What effects did you use for Blood In, Blood Out? Holt: I use a ton of different pedals. I love stompboxes—they’re like crack to me! I have pedals from Maxon, Dunlop, HomeBrew Electronics, Pigtronix. I use a lot of the Maxon Tube Screamer-type pedals. They made the original ones, so they have ones that are exactly like the original, sought-after ones, and they also have updated versions.

I also love the Boss Octaver. I’ve never been without one my whole life. Dunlop makes a bass octave pedal, which sounds probably even a little better and has a smaller footprint, which I also like. And I use a Voodoo Lab Ground Control. With Slayer, I’ve been using the Dunlop Jerry Cantrell wah. Kerry [King] uses the Zakk Wylde wah, so I wanted something to differentiate our wah sounds.

From the interview with Premier Guitar:

What effects did you use for Blood In, Blood Out? Holt: I use a ton of different pedals. I love stompboxes—they’re like crack to me! I have pedals from Maxon, Dunlop, HomeBrew Electronics, Pigtronix. I use a lot of the Maxon Tube Screamer-type pedals. They made the original ones, so they have ones that are exactly like the original, sought-after ones, and they also have updated versions.

I also love the Boss Octaver. I’ve never been without one my whole life. Dunlop makes a bass octave pedal, which sounds probably even a little better and has a smaller footprint, which I also like. And I use a Voodoo Lab Ground Control. With Slayer, I’ve been using the Dunlop Jerry Cantrell wah. Kerry [King] uses the Zakk Wylde wah, so I wanted something to differentiate our wah sounds.

According to this page, Gary uses Schaller Security Locks.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Gary Holt discusses using the Kemper Profiler Power Head - 600-watt Profiling Head, highlighting its role in his setup.

this is his signature strap

at 22:40, he talks about the pedal