Ian D'Sa

I use my Stephenson as the main sound, and then we have a Diesel H4, with a Diesel cab, and a Komit Concorde as well

In 0:20 he explains he uses this Diezel amp, although he does not say the model name, obviously its a VH4.

"'And before you came to Stevenson's amps, what did you run through?''Before that I was using a (Peavey) 5150 head, I think it was a '91. And I really liked those tones, too, like they were really clean. I'm a big fan of the bright guitar amps. I was using a 5150 through a Vox cabinet at the time and it was super bright but at the same time with the 5150 every time you turned the gain up it would just get a little too saturated for me. I couldn't find that clean and heavy balance whereas with the Stevenson I found that balance pretty easy,'" says Ian D'Sa, in this interview.

" I use my Stephenson as the main sound, and then we have a Diesel H4, with a Diesel cab, and a Komit Concorde as well'

"So for this tour i've gotten these two Silent Sisters, which are great cabs. They're iso cabs, and inside, one V30 speaker, and i've got a 421 (Sennheiser MD 421) and a 57 (Shure SM57) on that."

Video: 1:39

Two of them can be seen very briefly at 1:28.

In this video, Ian D'Sa mentions he uses iso-cab's that are loaded with Vintage 30 speakers.

Ian D'Sa, guitarist for Billy Talent, is associated with the Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier 3-Channel 150-Watt Guitar Amp Head. This amp is featured in a listing on Reverb, where Ian and Aaron are selling various music gear, including amps, pedals, drums, and studio equipment. The Triple Rectifier is known for its versatility and legendary tonal nuances, featuring 3 independent channels, a Multiwatt function, and a comprehensive tube configuration.

"and my old 1962 Tremolux, which is kinda like the secret weapon..."

Ian D'Sa, guitarist for Billy Talent, is selling his 1962 Fender Tremolux amp head, as listed on Reverb.

At 36:11 in the concert video from October 2013, you can see that Ian is runnning his Diezel and Stephenson heads into a Bogner 4x12 cabinet.

Ian D'Sa, guitarist of Billy Talent, owned a 1963 Fender Tremolux amp head, as listed on Reverb. This piece was part of a garage sale where Ian and Aaron sold various studio equipment, including amps, pedals, and more.

In an interview with Gitarre & Bass magazine, Ian D'Sa mentioned that during the time around the creation of "Crisis of Faith" he acquired a Marshall 1959 Handwired and used it as his main sound for the album. Ian has given the magazine a photo of it together with his other main amps as well.

In this interview with the German magazine Gitarre & Bass Ian D'Sa mentions he has previously used a '74 Plexi for his Marshall sounds which he often had used mixed with other amps for recordings. Marshall Plexis in production in 1974 would be either the 1959 or 1987 models with a metal panel, which is not clarified further by Ian.