Julian Wolf

During a concert performance by his band "Funk Fragment", Julian Wolf used a Marshall Valvestate S80 8240 Stereo Chorus 2x12" 80-Watt Combo Amplifier.

In this photograph from a "Funk Fragment" concert at the Börse Coswig in 2017, Julian Wolf used a Marshall JCM 900 4100 100-Watt Hi Gain Dual Reverb head alongside a Marshall JCM 900A Lead 4x12" 300-Watt Angled Extension Cabinet.

In this photograph by Julian Wolf, a pair of Marshall G30R CD 1x10" 30-Watt Combo Amplifiers can be seen as part of the guitarist's Marshall amp collection. (Uploaded to his official Instagram account).

Julian Wolf told Equipboard: "I used a Marshall MC212 with the Ampeg amplifier at home and tried out some other amps like a 1986 Marshall 5213 MOS-FET 100 Reverb Twin and a 1987 Fender 15 Red Knob, the Eric Clapton model."

In this screenshot from Julian Wolf's Instagram video, which was posted on October 7, 2018 on his official acount (http://instagram.com/julianwolfoff), you can see the guitarist using a Fender Acoustasonic 40 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier.

In this photograph, Julian Wolf uses a Ampeg SS-70C combo electric guitar amplifier during "The Strafers".

In this Instagram story by Julian Wolf himself, the Marshall MG100DFX Combo Guitar Amplifier can be seen as part of the guitarist's set-up for a TV broadcast recording (MDR Wissen) at Hochschule Mittweida on October 25, 2018. He played with his trio named "WAK" (Wolf, Anger, Kellig).

In this photograph from a "Funk Fragment" concert at the Börse Coswig in 2017, Julian Wolf used a Marshall JCM 900 4100 100-Watt Hi Gain Dual Reverb head alongside a Marshall JCM 900A Lead 4x12" 300-Watt Angled Extension Cabinet.

In this photograph from "The Strafers" rehearsal sessions, Julian Wolf used the Ibanez RR Randy Rhoads Custom Shop Japan Signature Model alongside a Line 6 Spider III electric guitar amplifier model.

The Marshall MC 212 cabinet can be seen underneath Julian Wolf's 1993 Marshall Valvestate S80 Stereo Chorus.

Next to the left Marshall G 30R CD amplifier, Julian Wolf's 1986 Marshall 5213 MOS-FET 100 Reverb Twin can be seen in this photograph taken from the guitarist's official Instagram account.