Mike Plotnikoff

He keeps Fuzz War next to vintage Russian Big Muff.

He uses this small 5 watt amp for recording.

In the YouTube video "Engineering for Aerosmith & Van Halen! - Mike Plotnikoff," Mike Plotnikoff is shown using an original vintage Electro-Harmonix Sovtek "Green Russian" Big Muff Pi V7C fuzz pedal.

He uses TS10 for metal recordings.

In a YouTube video titled "Introducing ControlHub: Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff" by STL Tones, it is confirmed at the 0:58 mark that Mike Plotnikoff uses the AMS Neve 8058 Mark 1 Console.

In a YouTube video titled "Introducing ControlHub: Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff" by STL Tones, at the 0:27 mark, the Eventide H3000-D/SX UltraHarmonizer can be seen as a part of Mike Plotnikoff's setup.

In a YouTube video titled "Introducing ControlHub: Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff" by STL Tones, at the 0:27 mark, the Lexicon PCM96 Stereo Reverb Effects Processor can be seen as a part of Mike Plotnikoff's setup.

In a YouTube video titled "Introducing ControlHub: Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff" by STL Tones, at the 0:27 mark, the Samson E62 Rack Mountable Dual 31 Band Audio Stereo Graphic Equalizer EQ System can be seen as a part of Mike Plotnikoff's setup.

In a YouTube video titled "Introducing ControlHub: Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff" by STL Tones, at the 0:27 mark, the Tech 21 Sansamp PSA1.1 can be seen as a part of Mike Plotnikoff's setup.

In a YouTube video titled "Introducing ControlHub: Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff" by STL Tones, at the 0:27 mark, the Electrix Pro Filter Factory can be seen as a part of Mike Plotnikoff's setup.

In a YouTube video titled "Introducing ControlHub: Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff" by STL Tones, at the 0:27 mark, the Universal Audio Teletronix LA-2A Classic Leveling Amplifier can be seen as a part of Mike Plotnikoff's setup.

In a YouTube video titled "Introducing ControlHub: Howard Benson & Mike Plotnikoff" by STL Tones, at the 0:27 mark, the Audimax III Automatic Level Control can be seen as a part of Mike Plotnikoff's setup.

In the article titled "Mike Plotnikoff: How To Record Electric Guitars" from Sound On Sound, Mike Plotnikoff confirms using the Shure SM57 microphone.

One of the important lessons I learned early on in my career came from when I did Van Halen’s Balance album — which was to just use an SM57

In the article titled "Mike Plotnikoff: How To Record Electric Guitars" from Sound On Sound, Mike Plotnikoff confirms using the Shure KSM32.

In the article titled "Mike Plotnikoff: How To Record Electric Guitars" from Sound On Sound, Mike Plotnikoff confirms using the Sennheiser MD421 Kompact Cardioid Dynamic Microphone.

In the article titled "Mike Plotnikoff: How To Record Electric Guitars" from Sound On Sound, Mike Plotnikoff confirms using the Peavey 5150 120-Watt Head.

The main ones I use a lot are an original [Peavey] 5150.

In the article titled "Mike Plotnikoff: How To Record Electric Guitars" from Sound On Sound, Mike Plotnikoff confirms using the Marshall Major head.

In the article titled "Mike Plotnikoff: How To Record Electric Guitars" from Sound On Sound, Mike Plotnikoff confirms using the Celestion G12M T1221 Blackback 12" 25-Watt Speaker 16 Ohm.

In the article titled "Mike Plotnikoff: How To Record Electric Guitars" from Sound On Sound, Mike Plotnikoff confirms using the Celestion Vintage 30 12'' 60-watt.

According to his artist page on the official KRK website, music producer Mike Plotnikoff uses the KRK V4 V Series 2-Way 4" Active Studio Monitors (Pair).

According to his artist page on the official KRK website, music producer Mike Plotnikoff uses the KRK V6 Series 4 2-Way 6.5" Active Studio Monitors (Pair).

According to his artist page on the official KRK website, music producer Mike Plotnikoff uses the KRK V8 Series 4 monitors.