Máté Dózsa-Juhász

He uses a Marshall head and cab in this picture.

Máté uses a Chrome Deluxe Telecaster on this picture.

He plays a Jazzmaster on this picture.

He plays a Hiwatt G50CMR solid state amp. It's his main amp witch is supported by a small Orange Crush 30W.

Máté Dózsa-Juhász uses the Orange Crush PiX CR20L Combo Amp as a supplementary amplifier, often placed atop his Hiwatt to achieve his distinctive crunchy stereo sound. This setup is visually documented in a photo from Feol.

In this photo, Máté Dózsa-Juhász is seen using a Fender Studio Drive SD-15CE Amplifier.

Máté Dózsa-Juhász relies on the Hughes & Kettner Tubeman MK1 to achieve a warmer, tube-distorted sound, complementing his solid-state amps. This setup is visually confirmed in a user-uploaded photo.

Máté Dózsa-Juhász uses the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Ytimg.

Máté Dózsa-Juhász uses the Fender Micro ABY Channel Switch to seamlessly switch between two guitars. This setup is evident in a user-uploaded photo on Ytimg.

Máté Dózsa-Juhász is shown using the Boss FDR-1 Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb pedal in a user-uploaded photo, highlighting its use for achieving quality reverb effects.

Máté Dózsa-Juhász utilizes the Boss OS-2 OverDrive/Distortion pedal to achieve his signature overdriven and dry sounds, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

Máté Dózsa-Juhász primarily uses the Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi for solos, as shown in the user-uploaded photo from Ytimg.

This pedal is used very rarely by him on concerts but often in the studio.

Máté Dózsa-Juhász uses the NUX Mod Core pedal, specifically employing its rotary effect in combination with a Big Muff for solo sections. This setup is notably featured at the end of "Sunset Beach," as evidenced by the source image.

He uses Fender California cables on stage.