Jake Kiszka

"The Belchfire's got a powerful crunchy chime that's letting me do things that I wasn't able to with my other amps. The spooky clarity reaches into all corners of the room. It's a little loud ...we might have to swap the tube rectifier back in.'' - Jake Kiska, Greta Van Fleet

RESONANT, BELL-LIKE, TOP-END CLARITY

At 0:23 you can see two Marshall DSL 100H.

Jake can be seen using this amp in this youtube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZUD-5oa7Hc

The amp can be seen in the background as one of Jake's amps used in recent live performances.

It is listed on page two as one of his amps.

This I believe was Jakes first serious amp. He used it in the early years of Greta Van Fleet and was used in the unreleased songs circa 2014. Used in possibly their second gig here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iElDmv8BXs, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65gHHOw5Hlc.

This amp can be seen in the Rig Rundown. He bought it at Chicago Music Exchange and it was once owned by Guns N' Roses' Richard Fortus.

In the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" video, Jake Kiszka is shown using a Marshall 4x12 1982A cabinet.

In the video you can clearly see the 1962x sitting atop a 4x12. The link was originally posted under the 1974x model however when the camera is straight on you can see it is the 1962.

Jake uses a custom version of this model, covered in white tolex. The "Dual" model is the one he uses based on the number of knobs and switches in the front panel.

Saw Greta Van Fleet live on their Starcatcher Tour and took this photo where you can see the bassman in the back along with another amp I couldn't identify.

In a photograph uploaded by user LEO_TROVATO, guitarist Jake Kiszka is observed utilizing a Sears Silvertone 1484 "Twin Twelve" 60W amplifier head, connected to a 4x12 cabinet positioned to the left of a 1967 Fender Bassman head. This particular Sears Silvertone amplifier, identifiable by its 6L6 tube configuration, was sold from 1963 to 1967 and features a distinctive "piggyback" design allowing the amp head to dock within its accompanying 2x12 speaker cabinet, not pictured. This image serves as concrete evidence of Kiszka's use of the Sears Silvertone 1484 Twin-Twelve amplifier in his live, Starcatcher-era musical setup.

Jake Kiszka was confirmed to use the Gibson '59 GA-5 amplifier when he shared a post on his Instagram account, stating, "As the storm recedes, the Gibson GA-5 emerges, its voice a lingering rumble."

In the video by Premier Guitar, at the 36:40 mark, guitarist Jake Kiszka is observed showcasing the Supro 1932R Royale 50W 1x12 Combo amplifier as a component of his live performance rig.

In the video "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin" by Premier Guitar, at 36:40, Jake Kiszka showcases a Park Amplifiers P50M Head as part of his live rig setup.