Kerem Özyegen

he used this guitar for a long time

In the YouTube video titled "Mor ve Ötesi - Melekler Ölmez," Kerem Özyegen is seen playing a Gibson Les Paul Classic, showcasing his use of this iconic electric guitar.

In a YouTube video, Kerem Özyegen mentions using the MXR M68 Uni-Vibe.

he used that pedal at kusadasi youth fest

While performing with the opening band at the Çukurova Rock Festival, I had the opportunity to examine Kerem Özyegen's pedalboard, where I noticed the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay among his gear.

During my time as a roadie for Kerem Özyegen, I observed his use of the Marshall JCM 2000 TSL 100 Triple Super Lead 3-Channel 100-Watt Guitar Amp Head.

Kerem Özyegen is seen playing a Gibson SG Standard in the image sourced from Google.

Kerem Özyegen regularly uses the Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus amplifier alongside a Marshall JCM 2000 in his performances. This setup has been consistently seen on stage in recent years.

Kerem Özyegen used the Les Paul Custom with Bigsby B5 during the recording and in the music video for "Sultan-ı Yegâh," as reported by CNN Türk.

In the video "mor ve ötesi - 'Bir Derdim Var' (Canlı Senfonik - Aya İrini)," Kerem Özyegen is seen using the Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb pedal at the 3:33 mark.

In the official music video for "Kara Kutu" by mor ve ötesi, Kerem Özyegen plays a Paul Reed Smith PRS Custom 22 Gold Top.

In this YouTube video (2:30) Kerem Özyeğen is playing his Gibson Les Paul Custom. Here another evidence from their live show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHr-prvYv2k

He is using a whammy pedal various guitar solos like "Parti" at 5:17 in this video.

he use that pedal in Dunya Yalan Soyluyor

Line6 DL4 Delay can be seen on @3:33 of video.

In this pedalboard of Kerem Özyeğen from March 2022, it can be seen that he uses this pedal, however, he does not use this pedal recently.

Kerem Özyegen uses the Way Huge Electronics Green Rhino MkII Overdrive pedal primarily as a boost. In his pedalboard, it is positioned between his whammy and uni-vibe pedals, as noted on turkrock.com.

In the live performance video of "mor ve ötesi" at KGF 2018, Kerem Özyegen is seen using the Gibson The Slingshot Guitar Strap, known for its comfort and quality.

This pedal used in the symphonic concert at Aya Irini (St. Irene). Can be seen at 3.33 into the video.

This pedal can be identified by its blue light at 3.33 in the video.

In the video "mor ve ötesi - Serseri @ Jolly Joker Bursa (13.03.2015)" by bkocak89, Kerem Özyegen is seen playing a PRS S2 Singlecut at the 2:50 mark. It is noted that this is his third PRS guitar, although the specific color he owns is not available on the site.

Kerem used this guitar at “Forsa” clip.

In the YouTube video "mor ve ötesi | uyan - live @ kuruçeşme arena, 13.09.2006" at approximately 0:03, Kerem Özyegen can be seen using a Peavey 5150 120-Watt Head.

Kerem Özyegen is seen using the Epiphone Les Paul Special ii Wine Red ltd ed guitar in a photograph featured in the "Gül Kendine" album. This image serves as proof of his use of this particular guitar model.

In a concert from March 2022, a photo of Kerem Özyegen's pedalboard clearly shows the use of the TC Electronic Vintage Compressor, as evidenced by the image available on Equipboard.

In the provided image, Kerem Özyegen is shown using the Radial Engineering Tonebone JX-2 Pro Switchbone pedal.

Kerem Özyeğen used a JCM2000 head for a long time, but in the late 2010s, he switched to a Marshall JVM410H head. This change is evident in many of his performances, including the concert recorded on May 28, 2022, at Beşiktaş İnönü Stadium, as seen in the video titled "mor ve ötesi - 28 Mayıs 2022 İnönü Konseri" by mor ve ötesi on YouTube. The Marshall JVM410H, alongside the Roland Jazz Chorus, is clearly visible in this performance.

In an Instagram post by @mvoofficial, Kerem Özyegen is shown using the Radial Engineering Bigshot ABY V2 pedal. The photo, taken by @eyeoftheipo and shared on December 28, 2025, clearly displays the pedal positioned under the TS Mini during a performance at İzmir Arena.

In a picture taken by their FOH engineer, it is clearly visible that Kerem Özyegen's cab is mic'd up with a Sennheiser e906.

In the image provided, Kerem Özyegen is clearly seen using the Marshall 1960AX cabinet.