Misha Mansoor

In this video, Misha Mansoor demos the Peavey 6534+ amp head.

In this video, Misha's studio gear was shown to consist of a Two Notes Torpedo Reload loadbox.

In this video, Misha's gear is shown to consist of a Roland RE-201 Space Echo.

In this video, Misha Mansoor was seen using a Voodoo Lab Ground Control Pro with his GCX and G Major.

In this video, Misha and Jake were both seen using Keeley 4-knob compressor pedals.

In this video, Misha was seen using a Diezel 4x12 cabinet for his rehearsal rig.

In this video, Misha Mansoor demonstrates how to use the Apex Preamp.

Featured in this September 4, 2017 video.

Misha Mansoor uses the Dunlop Straplok Dual Design Strap Retainer System, as noted on the Dunlop Manufacturing website.

Misha sent his RG2228 for refinish to one of the guys on this forum. After the second round of paint visible on page 5, the guitar is a match with this one seen in the Periphery II studio updates video at timestamp 13:47, albeit with replacement white pickup covers: https://youtu.be/8qsFAYNjWQ4?si=ocpNsP7WFThS-y-g&t=827

It is mentioned that Mansoor and Periphery are using Vechoor , Zebu and T-Di Preamp from Taurus Amps "Silver" line .

Misha says this is his preferred live pick.

In a YouTube interview with Music is Win, Misha Mansoor discusses using his custom Dunlop Delrin FLOW Guitar Picks (0.73mm) during studio sessions.

These are his preferred set for Drop C nowadays.

This is his main 7 string set, which he uses for Drop A Flat tuning.

Misha Mansoor identifies the Horizon Devices Progressive Tension Heavy 8 9.5-74 strings as his preferred set on the Horizon Devices website, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

Misha uses the Armada to dial in his presets for the TC Electronic 2290 plug-in.

You can see it clearly in this video at 39:34

This guitar was sold off by Misha when his official Reverb shop went live in 2022. (https://reverb.com/item/58769110-teuffel-tesla-6-string-owned-by-misha-mansoor?show_sold=true)

This guitar saw use in the studio on layers for Periphery III, Periphery IV and the Bulb solo album

• Misha Mansoor

In this video, Mark is seen playing on Misha’s Teuffel Birdfish. The riff he plays in the video eventually became the intro for the song “It’s Only Smiles” from Periphery’s 2019 album Hail Stan.

This guitar was sold off by Misha when his official Reverb shop went live in 2022.

In 2014 he was promoting his signature pedals , including the "Attack Overdrive" , V.1 .

Part of his live modular jam set .

Version with silver panel . Part of his live set for modular jams .

In this video from Jackson, Misha Mansoor discusses and demonstrates his signature Juggernaut 7-string hardtail guitar.

In this Instagram post by Misha Mansoor, a Solar 42F by Elta Music is seen.

In this post, Misha Mansoor shows his Vongon Replay in black and says:

Playing with the vongon electronics Replay through the oto machines Boum and a little secret sauce.

In this post on Instagram, while an OTO Boum can seen on his studio desk, Misha Mansoor says:

Playing with the vongon electronics Replay through the oto machines Boum and a little secret sauce.

In a post on Threads, Misha Mansoor shared a photo of his newly arrived Neural DSP Quad Cortex Mini, confirming its use.

In this Instagram post, Misha Mansoor is shown with a pair of Zuta GBG120 amplifier heads.