Glenn Tipton

According to Glenn Tipton's official website, he uses the Engl E-580 Midi Pre-Amp.

On his official website, Glenn Tipton lists the Behringer DEQ2496 Equalizer among his equipment, highlighting its role in his effects setup.

Glenn Tipton uses the Line 6 Spider Valve HD 100 amplifier, as detailed on his official website's gear list.

As shown on gear list.

"The mics are very important and ribbon mics in particular sound good for guitar but Sure 57's still take some beating as long as you're prepared to spend a lot of time moving them around combining them eliminating phase problems and adjusting them till you're content. I have a lot of different mics which I use, some powered some not but each one has its own character and the mic pre amps you use in the control room are very important to take what you've got and enhance even further."

"I have almost exclusively used Marshall amps, but now I also use ENGL amps for stage work. I used Regular Vintage 50 and 100 Watt Marshall heads without a master volume until 1982, when the JCM 800 head was developed. I then used the JCM 800 with Rocktron pre amps as well. Currently I use one of three or four racks which include ENGL pre and power amps, Marshall 9100 poweramps and cabs with the addition ENGL backless cabs."

Glenn Tipton uses the ENGL e620 Preamp, as detailed on his official website.

Glenn Tipton includes the Furman PL-8 Power Conditioner and Light Module in his gear list, as detailed on his official website.

According to Glenn Tipton's official website, he uses the Dunlop Cry Baby DCR-2SR Rack as part of his effects processing setup.

As shown on the gear list.

Glenn Tipton uses the Rocktron HUSH Super C Noise Gate 19" 1 HE/U, as listed on his official website under his gear collection.

As shown on the gear list.

Glenn Tipton includes the Lexicon MX200 in his gear list, as noted on his official website.

Glenn Tipton uses the Mike Hill 4-Way Loop Switcher, as listed on his official website.

As shown on gear list.

In a video dated October 31, 2011 on YouTube, you can see an all black DTR-2000 tuner in Glenn's rack, as displayed by his guitar tech.

In the video dated October 31, 2011; @ the 3:03 mark: a Furman power conditioner can be seen below the Korg tuner. It looks like a Furman PL-8 Series II SMP+ model.

Used for the guitar on Redeemer of Souls, as stated in this August 5, 2014 Guitar.com interview.

Guitar.com: What guitars did you use on Redeemer of Souls?

Tipton: Hamer, Gibson. I did use a Taylor for an acoustic section at the start of “To Hell And Back.” And that’s it really. I probably used a Strat in places to get some of the quieter sounds. But I didn’t use a hell of a lot of guitars. We wanted this album to sound natural and fresh, and we didn’t want to lace it with all sorts of effects or different guitars. We wanted to give it a solid sound that flowed through the album and didn’t disrupt. Sometimes you can have too many diversities on the album and it’s tough to play the album [on tour].

Guitar.com: What kind of amps were you using in the studio?

Tipton: We used Engl amps on all the tracks. We just mic’d them up with a close Shure 57, a ribbon mic, and then we’d have an active mic, a Sennheiser or something like that, as an ambient mic. And then we used Celestion speakers, I believe the classic Celestion. Our aim on this album was to get a live sound. Priest has always been a good live band. And we felt it was important this time to put the guitars down and make them sound really plain, not processed guitars, no programmed drums. Everything mic’d up and played with an exciting live sound. And I think we did a pretty good job of it.

The article states that Glenn Tipton uses Ernie Ball thin nylon picks.

Before switching to the RPS 10-46 for E flat, Tipton used to use a custom set of RPS .009, .011 and .016 for the top three strings and regular Nickel .028, .038, .048 for the bottom three strings. I also remember for standard tuning his gauges were .009, .009, .014, .022, .034 and .038.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Glenn used MEQ Mono 28 back in 2004.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Glenn used Rocktron Piranha back in 2004.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Glenn used Marshall 1960BV Cabinets back in 2004.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Glenn used DigiTech XTD Tone Driver Overdrive Pedal back in 2004.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Glenn used DigiTech XMS Main Squeeze Compressor/Sustainer back in 2004.

Glenn Tipton is confirmed to use the DiMarzio DP100FCR Super Distortion F-Spaced Humbucker Pickup, as evidenced by a black 1978 Fender CBS Stratocaster on his official website. Tipton states that this guitar features "two cream bobbined Dimarzio Super Distortion humbuckers."