Jack Owen

Jack's old Crate, solid state 350 watt amplifier he's owned for 15-16 years, he talks about it at 10:19

It's the guitar Jack uses for Deicide in "Homage for Satan" video

Jack is listed under the artist roster on Ibanez' official website, where he is pictured playing a XPT700XH

Jack brought his old Ibanez UV7, kept for recording and less touring. Seen at 0:29.

Jack pictured with a Schecter A-7 during touring with Cannibal Corpse for Bloodthirst. He can also be seen playing it in the 'Live Cannibalism' DVD.

Jack performing with Deicide using an Ibanez Glaive, custom from the looks of it.

at 9:00, we're shown Jack's Floor POD Plus, which he uses on Line 6 Insane mode for Deicide's sound.

Jack can be seen here playing on a Dean Razorback.

In an article on Heavyworlds, it is noted that Jack Owen's guitar, referred to as "Glaive," is equipped with an EMG 81 Active Ceramic Humbucker, paired with an 85.

Jack's Blakhart RA-2 has two Railhammer humbuckers, seen in this video at 6:42

At 7:18, Jack shows a backup set of strings, 10-56 seven string set.

Shown at 40 seconds in, Jack explains he's had it for a few years now until 2004.

At 6:22, Jack shows his first guitar he received from Blakhart, the RA-2.

Neck Humbucker in Jack's Blakhart RA-2, seen in the video at 6:22

Jack mentions he mainly uses a 10-46 set in D#/Eb tuning, and keeps a seven string set as an emrgency backup at 7:14

Jack mentions he uses custom InTune guitar picks, a < 1.00mm green and a 1.00mm purple, which look similar to tortex picks, at 7:30

Jack Owen previously had a signature model with Blakhart guitars, and talks about it at 8:16. Couldn't find a good picture, sorry guys.

Jack uses two Crimson 4x12 cabinets with 75w celestions, seen at 11:09

Jack Owen shows his picks in this video. Among them are the Dunlop H3 and M3.

In the "GEAR MASTERS" episode by Digital Tour Bus, Jack Owen showcases his guitar picks, including the Dunlop Tortex Jazz III 0.88mm.

In the YouTube video "Cannibal Corpse - Eats Moscow Alive (1993) [HD]" by Richard Andrei, Jack Owen is seen playing an Ibanez PL2660PL from 1986. Despite its discontinuation after that year, Owen also uses another guitar with a similar Rhoads style, notably featuring an 'eyeball' design.

Eaten Back To Life's tone was a Mesa Boogie combo amp blended with a JCM 800 with a Boss Turbo Overdrive ran into it.

this pedal was used into a marshall jcm 800 blended with a mesa boogie combo amp on eaten back to life

Jack Owen used a Brian Moore 2.13 guitar during the recording sessions of The Wretched Spawn, as evidenced in the video titled "Jack Owen's Equipment on The Wretched Spawn" by Cannibal Corpse Fanbase on YouTube.

In the video titled "Deicide BLAME IT ON GOD March 4, 2012 - Montreal, QC" by hellawaits77NY, guitarist Jack Owen is seen using the DigiTech GSP1101 Multi-Effects Preamp & Processor on stage during a live performance with Deicide.