Iñaki Vázquez

Iñaki Vázquez used the Gibson Les Paul Standard during the early years of Moderatto, both in live performances and studio recordings, as discussed in the YouTube series "Hablemos de Guitarras" hosted by Paco y sus Guitarras.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the Gibson 'Norlin Era' Les Paul Custom (1970-1985), as confirmed in the YouTube series "Hablemos de Guitarras" episode hosted by Paco y sus Guitarras.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the Gibson Murphy Lab Custom '64 SG Standard Reissue w/ Maestro Vibrola - Light Aged, as evidenced by his statement in a video where he mentions receiving the guitar due to his relationship with Gibson. The guitar features a unique characteristic, a dragon design drawn with a sharpie that matches his chest tattoo. This detail is confirmed by Vázquez himself in the video https://youtu.be/GlC-jUI7rhI?t=796 13:16.

In a video on Paco y sus Guitarras, Iñaki Vázquez confirms the use of a Gibson Les Paul SG Custom 3-Pickup, specifically a 1964 model, as identified by the numbers on the knobs and the PAF pickups.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the Danelectro Doubleneck 6/12 Reissue guitar in songs such as "Muriendo Lento," "Si mi delito es rockear," and "Quemándome de amor." This is confirmed in a video titled "Moderatto Guitar Tour - Machaca Fest 2018" by Guitar Gear, where the band Moderatto showcases their equipment during a soundcheck at the Machaca Festival in Monterrey.

Iñaki Vázquez describes the Marshall JCM900 4100 amplifiers as an essential and foundational part of Moderatto's sound, as highlighted in the "Moderatto Guitar Tour - Machaca Fest 2018" by Guitar Gear on YouTube.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the TC Electronic PolyTune, as evidenced by its inclusion in his pedalboard during Moderatto's performance at the Machaca Fest 2018. Image credits: Guitar Gear (https://images.equipboard.com/uploads/source/image/171699/i%C3%B1aki_pedal.png).

Iñaki Vázquez uses the Boss RE-20 Space Echo, as evidenced by its presence on his pedalboard during Moderatto's performance at the Machaca Fest 2018. Image credits: Guitar Gear (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6O_FI-qM2I)

Iñaki Vázquez uses the SIB Electronics Mr. Fazeadelic, as confirmed by its presence on his pedalboard during Moderatto's performance at Machaca Fest 2018. Image credits: Guitar Gear.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the MXR M104 Distortion+, as visual proof shows its presence on his pedalboard during Moderatto's performance at the Machaca Fest 2018. Image credits: Guitar Gear.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the MXR M234 Analog Chorus, as evidenced by its presence on his pedalboard during Moderatto's performance at the Machaca Fest 2018. This is visually confirmed in an image credited to Guitar Gear.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the Lovepedal Babyface Tremolo, as evidenced by its appearance on his pedalboard during Moderatto's performance at the Machaca Fest 2018. Image credits: Guitar Gear.

Iñaki Vázquez is confirmed to use the Fulltone CT-1 Catalyst Fuzz/Boost/Overdrive pedal, as evidenced by its presence on his pedalboard during Moderatto's performance at the Machaca Fest 2018. Image credits: Guitar Gear.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the Fulltone GT-500 Booster/Distortion, as evidenced by its presence on his pedalboard during Moderatto's performance at the Machaca Fest 2018. Image credits: Guitar Gear.

Iñaki Vázquez mentions his fondness for and use of the Fulltone OCD pedal in a Guitar Gear interview during the Moderatto Guitar Tour at Machaca Fest 2018, although he later switched to the Fulltone GT-500.

Un regalo de la colaboración con Gibson y usada mucho con sus bandas "Rancho" y "Gran Sur", una guitarra que desafortunadamente se quemó en el incendio del cuarto donde ensayaban. Información sacada de https://youtu.be/GlC-jUI7rhI (28:23). Usó esta guitarra con Nashville tuning para "Hipnotízame" en el MTV Unplugged de Fobia.

In the performance of "Caminitos Hacia el Cosmos" from Fobia's MTV Unplugged, Iñaki Vázquez adapts his keyboard accompaniment to a Gibson F-9 Mandolin, as evidenced in the video provided by Fobia - Topic on YouTube.

Iñaki Vázquez uses a Gibson Les Paul, which he has modified with a dragon painted on the body and without a pickguard. He played this guitar with Moderatto at the Machaca Fest 2018, as confirmed by the "Moderatto Guitar Tour - Machaca Fest 2018" video by Guitar Gear on YouTube.

Iñaki Vázquez is confirmed to have used a Gibson Flying V during Moderatto's performance at the Machaca Fest 2018, as documented in the YouTube video "Moderatto Guitar Tour - Machaca Fest 2018" by Guitar Gear.

Iñaki Vázquez uses the Epiphone 1958 Amos Flying-V Joe Bonamassa Signature guitar, as confirmed in a video by Paco y sus Guitarras. In the video, Vázquez mentions that he has the same guitar Joe Bonamassa used during the demonstration of his Flying V, recognizing it by specific details.

In a pedalboard setup from Iñaki Vázquez's last concert with Moderatto in Monterrey, he was observed using the MXR M292 Carbon Copy Deluxe pedal, as evidenced by the accompanying image. Credits to Guitar Gear.

In a pedalboard setup from Iñaki Vázquez's last concert with Moderatto in Monterrey, he was observed using the JHS 3 Series Reverb pedal, as evidenced by the accompanying image. Credits to Guitar Gear.

In a pedalboard setup from Iñaki Vázquez's last concert with Moderatto in Monterrey, he was observed using the TC Electronic Spark Booster, as evidenced by the accompanying image. Credits to Guitar Gear.

Iñaki Vázquez used the Ensoniq Mirage DSK-1 sampler, which played a pivotal role in his entry to the band Fobia due to its versatility in creating textures and audio effects. This information is confirmed by Iñaki Vázquez in the "Focusrite Studio Tour - Episodio 1" video by Focusrite Group Latam on YouTube. This sampler was used to produce the playful background vocals in the song "Los Muñecos" and is present at the Fobia presentation on Radio Futura in 1988.

Iñaki Vázquez's first synthesizer was a Stylophone S-1 The Original Pocket Synthesizer, gifted to him by his grandmother, as mentioned in the Focusrite Group Latam's YouTube video "Iñaki Vazquez en Focusrite Studio Tour - Episodio 1."

In an interview with Focusrite Group Latam, Iñaki Vázquez mentioned that he owned a Yamaha DX9 along with the Mirage sampler. This synthesizer was previously owned by Diego Herrera of Caifanes.

Iñaki Vázquez confirms in a Focusrite Studio Tour interview that he acquired the Yamaha TX81Z from Diego Herrera of Caifanes, who exchanged it to retrieve a DX9 that was previously owned by Iñaki. This is detailed in the YouTube video by Focusrite Group Latam at the timestamp 10:58.

Iñaki Vázquez confirmed the purchase of the Roland D-20 synthesizer after selling his Yamaha DX9, as mentioned in his interview with Focusrite Group Latam on YouTube. With this synthesizer he began to make sequences.

Iñaki Vázquez upgraded his Roland D-20 to a Roland D-50, as confirmed in the Focusrite Studio Tour - Episode 1 on YouTube, presented by Focusrite Group Latam.

Iñaki Vázquez mentioned during an interview with Focusrite Group Latam that he performed with a friend at a celebration using synthesizers and sequenced music, specifically incorporating the Commodore 64.