Mark Tremonti

"This is his main guitar."

Mark Tremonti also makes occasional use of the SE version of his signature PRS.

Mark Tremonti uses a Taylor 614ce as his acoustic guitar of choice when recording in the studio and performing live.

Mark Tremonti has previously been known to play a heavy relic Fender Stratocaster '56.

Mark Tremonti uses a Martin 000-18 Golden Era acoustic.

Used in the video for the song "What's This Life For?"

Tremonti can be seen here using a Les Paul Standard goldtop. This was his main guitar before being endorsed by PRS.

Mark Tremonti showing us two unique PRS models he's currently roadtesting; the Mark Tremonti Concept guitar he helped to design that has been the subject of much debate online

Found on his official website.

Mark Tremonti uses a Bogner Uberschall to add low end to his sound.

This item can be found in his rig rundown video.

"Everybody owes it to themself to plug into this amp. This is a do-it-all, standalone amplifier."

At 3:10 in the video Mark Tremonti says: "This is a Voodoo V-Rock, it's an amp I had never heard of until 8 months ago that I love that's going through the outside, exterior cabinets."

From a Premier Guitar article: "Tremonti uses a multi-amp setup anchored by his Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier, which runs through the two inside Mesa/Boogie 4x12 cabinets for rhythm and lead work."

This was found at his rig rundown episode.

At 3:03 of Mark Tremonti's gear rundown, he talks about his amps. "When I'm playing rhythm guitar, I'm playing through this, down the middle..."

From the article http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/Rig_Rundown_Creeds_Mark_Tremonti: "Tremonti uses a multi-amp setup anchored by his Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier, which runs through the two inside Mesa/Boogie 4x12 cabinets for rhythm and lead work."

The Palmer splitter sends one signal to this Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier head that drives a Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Rectifier Standard Oversize cab.

Mark used the prototype of this amp on The Last Hero Album as stated in the video

I also have a Diezel Hagen, so I'll put that in my rig and see how it sounds, too. It takes time to figure out which amp can replace what. Maybe one in 10 amps makes it in.

Mark Tremonti of Alter Bridge

"Most of the rhythm and lead stuff on the new Alter Bridge record and my solo album was recorded with the RK100" ~Mark Tremonti

Credited in other sources as having used this amp on his first three solo albums, on Fortress, and ABIII to name a few of the records this amp has laid down tracks for

"I love delays, so I went and found all of my favorites. My best delay is a Toneczar Echoczar, which is very hard to find. It’s a one-guy shop and another waiting list that you have to do. My favorite new delay—that’s much easier to get a hold of—is the G-Lab delay. In my live rig, I use the T-Rex Replica and I have an SIB Echo Drive at home. I also use an Ibanez Hand Wired Tube Screamer live." - Mark Tremonti.

Spotted at Rig Rundown.

Spotted at Rig Rundown and Morley Pedals.

Spotted at Rig Rundown with Mark Tremonti.

Found at Rigrundown.

Spotted at the Rig Rundown video.