Kevin Whitley

Seen at 3:51, emphasizes its tremolo effects and calls it a "monster amp"

4:30 - "Back in the day we used RATs... that was all I had"

Seen at 11:25, mentions the head being somewhat unreliable

Shown around 15:22, identifies it as a Univox copy and his primary Cherubs guitar. Missing a neck pickup and modded with humbuckers in the bridge

5:16 - "A month ago I had a Death By Audio Apocalypse in here... and it was too much... it was too destructive so I had to take it out"

12:19 - Describes it as the amp he used "back in the day," and he would dime everything except maybe the bass

Mentions using a Memory Man for a "steel drum" effect & that they may use it on their reuinion album

Mentions having a late 60s blonde Tele locked away in a case

In the Gear Gods Rigged video featuring Cherubs, Kevin Whitley discusses using the Maestro Rhythm King MK-1 drum machine at approximately 5:29.

Seen at 7:26, using it as a substitute for an original Binson Echorec, which Cherubs were searching for at the time the video was made

Seen at 12:35, custom made for Kevin to reliably pick up radio signals and play them through his amp

Identified as the humbucker in his Univox Mosrites clone at 15:34

Mentions it as his backup guitar around 16:21

Around 3:11, Owen McMahon shows an OD120 he uses for Cherub shows, saying he's borrowing it from Kevin

Calls it his "primary pedal" at 6:08. Gets "pretty much [all] his distortion" from this and claims the distorter knobs turns his volume knob into "kind of a theramin." He uses this effect on "Nobodies"

Seen around 12:09, used to switch amps w/out signal loss

Seen at 14:03 in video

He thought this guitar was "lost forever" at a certain point, but an accquaintance told him she had it and sent it back to him. Says it is much "shittier" and more "unreliable" than the "great" Danelectro reuissue clone he replaced it with, but he prefers the original Silvertone for this very reason.

Shows off his Ptich Bay at 5:05. He uses it more as a gain than a pitch shifter

Talks about it around 7:41. In the studio, he overdubs guitar hums that the band refers to as "the bees." The looper lets him do this live

8:29 - Mentions he uses it for "Cumulo Nimbus" and "Full Regalia" with the square wave maxed out