Jared Dines

In the YouTube video titled "Death Metal Pizza," Jared Dines uses a pizza cutter as part of his musical performance.

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In the rest repose rehursal vlog, Jared can be seen using his mapex kit. He used this drum kit for years until getting a truth cutom kit

In this post, Jared Shows off the guitar he was sent by Siggi Braun guitars

There it is. Right from the horses mouth at 3:04

In this video he shows his new Fender Custom Shop Telecaster with gold hardware and neck pickup maple neck and fretboard black pickguard finished in sky burst metallic and white binding (body only).

In his YouTube video titled "Ernie's Balls," Jared Dines showcases the Ernie Ball Beefy Slinky Guitar Strings (11-54) at the 0:59 mark, highlighting his preference for these strings.

At Namm 2020, Music Man annouced a Sterling by Music Man signature stingray for Jared. This is based on the stingray model he had been using for several years. It differs from the stock stingray in that it has hotter passive pickups, 24 frets, smaller bridge sadels, stacked volume and tone knobs, and a killswitch.

Jared unboxes and shows off his new Chapman ML1 in the video

This pedal was seen in his "1 Guitar, 10 Overdrive Pedals" video. It is also another pedal he demonstrates.

This is the fourth pedal he used for his "1 Guitar, 10 Overdrive Pedals" video. He can be seen playing through this one on 0:41 minute mark.

He played through this pedal for "1 Guitar, 10 Overdrive Pedals" video. He can be seen playing through this one at 1:14 minute mark.

He is visible playing through this pedal at 1:46 minute mark.

He used this pedal for the video "1 Guitar, 10 Overdrive Pedals". He can be seen using this one at 3:10 minute mark.

He uses this amp pretty often, and is seen behind him in this video. He actually played through this amp in many more videos.

SM7B used to record the vocals

This guitar was used in "13 guitar metal song", and it can be heard 0:09 into this video.

At 0:16 minute mark, Dines is visible playing this guitar. This one was used for his "13 guitar metal song" video.

At 1:52 minute mark, Dines is visible playing Agile Interceptor Pro 728.

In this "tower of power", Thomann WA76 is visible.

On his Instagram page, Dines announced that he is going to give this surface away, just like the rest of the gear visible in this photo.

In this photo, taken by Dines, he shares the photo of him with Ibanez and this app. He also captions : "For all you guitar nerds out there @positivegrid has a new app out called BIAS FX. It's pretty cool, you should check it out! :)"

In his "10 Styles of Metal" YouTube video, Jared Dines uses the Audio-Technica AT2050 microphone.

In his YouTube series "CAN CHEAP SOUND GOOD?!", Jared Dines features the DigiTech DGR Grunge distortion pedal, exploring its potential among affordable options.

In a YouTube video titled "John Petrucci Cry Baby Wah Pedal (metal demo)," Jared Dines demonstrates his use of the Dunlop JP95 John Petrucci Signature Cry Baby Wah pedal, possibly marking it as his first wah pedal.

In the YouTube video "One Guy, 15 Voices (Metal Rendition)," Jared Dines uses a Shure SM58 microphone.

In this video Jared is playing a ESP LTD Viper 104 bass guitar

At around 2:23, Dines showed his Kiesel Lee McKinney signature guitar. This guitar is also visible in a lot of "If .... was metal" videos.

At around 6:10 minute mark, Dines praises the Revv's functions and wide range of sounds.

In this video he plays this guitar and smashes it at the end.