Jus Oborn

As you can see here, there is jus oborn playing his Gibson SG Standard on ULU (London) at December of 2008.

Jus used an Epiphone SG-400 on the early Electric Wizard records including Come My Fanatics... and Dopethrone.

You can see it in the behind the scenes recording of Doepthrone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uReddnOOJo

Jus Oborn playing his Gibson SG Deluxe.

He bought this in Nashville at the Gibson Center. Prior to this show he was another model SG.

Ha usato la Sound City B120 durante le registrazione nel 2007

The amp head can be seen on the right side of the picture, and appears to be a 2203 model of a JCM 800 because the two instrument cable inputs are horizontal instead of vertical, as the 2203 reissues are.

A photo of Oborn's rig is show in this interview in which you can see the Laney head

In a photo of Oborn's gear contained in the interview, you can see this head accompanied with a WEM cabinet

In a photo in this interview of Oborns gear, This amp head can be seen in his stack.

In a picture of Oborns gear from this interview, you can see this amp head in his stack.

In a photo of his rig in this interview, you can see what i believe is this amp on the bottom of his right stack. It is the amp with the inverted cross. Please correct me if I am wrong.

In a photo of the band from this interview, you can see what looks like this amp on top of his stack.

Jus has used the Boss Hyper Fuzz since the early days of Electric Wizard as you can see here in an rely live performance

Pictured in studio session photos shown in this It's Psychedelic Baby! interview.

This was his setup in Nashville. Chromatic tuner into hyper fuzz into Cry Baby.

In the first picture on this interview you can see a crybaby in his daisy chain.

In a picture from this interview of Oborns rig, you can see this rare fuzz pedal on the floor.

In a picture of his gear in his home studio, You can see what looks like a Shure SM58 on a mic stand.

In this interview, Oborn states that he has a Copicat in his home studio but never specifies what kind.

In this interview, Oborn says he has a Space Echo in his studio. He doesn't specify what kind he uses but based off Electric Wizards aesthetic, I'd assume it's a vintage RE-201