John Engelbert

This is one of his main amps, he is using it in almost every show.

During a performance in Berlin on March 10, 2017, John Engelbert of the Swedish band Johnossi was photographed playing a Gretsch G5620T guitar, as captured by Getty Images.

For our first three records I only used the Lag acoustics. For our latest record I started to use a 1957 blonde Kay Barney Kessel electric guitar. The Barney Kessel pickups have a really unique fat warm tone I love.

In a 2017 Facebook post, John Engelbert of Johnossi highlighted the Boss GE-7 Graphic Equalizer as a crucial part of his setup.

mentioned in this guitarworld article

In a 2017 Facebook post by Johnossi, John Engelbert is shown using the Electro-Harmonix POG Polyphonic Octave Generator.

He posted it via Johnossi's facebook page in 2017

He posted it via Johnossi's facebook page in 2017

In a 2017 Facebook post by Johnossi, John Engelbert is shown using the Eventide H9 Max pedal.

In a 2017 Facebook post, John Engelbert of Johnossi highlighted his use of the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer, describing it as "The Classic TS9 (from the 90's, best circuit)."

In a 2017 Facebook post, John Engelbert of Johnossi is shown with the Death By Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun, highlighting its use in his setup.

In a 2017 Facebook post, John Engelbert of Johnossi is associated with the Boss CE-2 Chorus, described as a vintage Boss pedal.

In a 2017 Facebook post, John Engelbert of Johnossi highlights the MXR M133 Micro Amp, tagging @jimdunlopusa.

In a 2017 Facebook post, John Engelbert of Johnossi is associated with the Boss RE-20 Space Echo.

Seen in the picture at guitarworld.com

In his Guitar World article, John Engelbert discusses using the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano to enhance his guitar sound.

During a performance in Berlin in March 2017, John Engelbert of the Swedish band Johnossi is seen playing a Gretsch G5265 Jet Baritone, as captured in a Getty Images photo.