Nameless Ghoul

Pigtronix lists a number of pedals on their official Ghost endorsements page which include the EP2 Envelope Filter, Class A Boost, and a Philosopher's Tone.

Pigtronix lists a number of pedals on their official Ghost endorsements page which include the EP2 Envelope Filter, Class A Boost, and a Philosopher's Tone.

All of Ghost's Dunlop and MXR gear is listed on the Dunlop site.

The nameless ghoul uses the drumsticks in this video

Fire (lead guitar) uses beefy slinky.

Water (bass) uses hybrid slinky

the amp can be seen in this video, like at 3:10

at 1:20, this is seen to the right as part of a nameless ghoul's rig

At 0;56, The guitar tech states the Aether ghoul uses these pickups in his upgraded Fantomen

At 2:12, the guitar tech states the water ghoul uses this bass live

At 2:44, the guitar tech states the multi ghoul uses this

Air Ghoul uses this live on "Mummy Dust" as well as when they performed "Cirice" on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Seen at 3:33.

In this image, the Nameless Ghoul Air can be seen here in a performance behind a Clavia Nord 3 keyboard.

From Pigtronix' website, this is a photo of Water Ghoul's pedalboard. The Pro Power is on the top right corner.

In this photo of Ghost performing, Air Ghoul has a slanted speaker cabinet made by Orange behind him.

Original Source.

In this performance of "Elizabeth" at Hellfest, Air Ghoul can be seen playing a Nord Electro 2, prior to when he used the second model.

This is the mixing console that Ghost used to mix the album "Meliora".

"For the latest album, we rented everything. We were in Stockholm and had a lot of contacts, collectors with cool guitars. We had this old Les Paul, I think it was from ’62 or ’64 or something like that, originally a Goldtop, but it looked like the Mona Lisa, it was all cracked up.

And besides maybe the Neve Console, it was probably the most expensive thing in the studio at that point, but it sounded so great. When you have something that is basically a museum artefact in your hands, you realise that white Flying Vs come and go, but this is something special."

-Nameless Ghoul, Interview with Tonedeaf

In this image, Fire Ghoul can be seen performing with Ghost. The board below him, the Fractal Audio MIDI Foot Controller is what he used for the Infestissumam tour between 2013 and 2014 (source). According to the Ghost website, he used the Mark II model.

Air Ghoul, the keyboardist of the band Ghost, has frequently been spotted with a pedal that sits on the Nord Electro 3. According to the French branch of the Ghost website, Air Ghoul had a Pigtronix Echolution pedal during the Infestissumam tour.

Pigtronix lists a number of pedals on their official Ghost endorsements page which include the EP2 Envelope Filter, Class A Boost, and a Philosopher's Tone.

This video is of a live performance Ghost performed at the 2011 Hellfest. Between 0:22 and 0:24 the video shows a good close up shot of Water Ghoul's Fender Deluxe Jaguar Bass. The Deluxe Jaguars featured 2 vintage single coil pickups appose to the stand Jazz/Precision configuration the standard Jaguar's have.

This model was discontinued and brought back several times since the mid 2000's and with popular bands such as Ghost performing with them, Fender is sure to release a newer model eventually.

All of Ghost's Dunlop and MXR gear is listed on the Dunlop site.

"This is my number one stick...thick but not heavy, the tip really makes the cymbals and toms sound natural and evil as f#$k." - A Nameless Ghoul

Nameless Ghoul uses a Meinl 19-inch Traditional Medium Thin Crash positioned to his right, above the ride cymbal, as noted by MEINL Cymbals' artist profile.

During this live show (and other live shows from the "Rats On The Road" tour), the bass player is using a Fender Standard Jaguar bass in Olympic White. From a distance it looks like a jazz bass, but you can tell it's not a jazz bass since it has both a jazz pickup and a p bass pickup.

The Nameless Ghoul "Aether" has used this guitar to play Acoustic songs live since 2018 (Picture taken at the Grammy Museum)

used by two nameless ghouls in this performance

Used in a concert on June 15th, 2018, back panel reads "Mellotron" and its orientation on the back panel with the M4000D matches. Used with several unknown effects. Video showcases Cirice and Miasma.

at 3:29, the amp can be seen

at 2:43, a ghoul can be seen playing this bass