Nameless Ghoul

At 0:05, a nameless ghoul is seen with this bass

Ghost - Cirice (Live acoustic performance - Tampa, Florida April 28, 2016)

"Water" can be seen playing a Gibson Songwriter astudio at 0:18 in the video. "Omega" can also be seen at the same time playing a Gibson J-45.

In a performance titled "Ghost" Performs an Acoustic Set (aka Afternoon Mass) with 101 WRIF, Nameless Ghoul is seen using a Gibson Limited Edition Songwriter Deluxe 12 String Acoustic Electric guitar.

At 1:15, The guitar tech states the Aether ghoul uses this bridge in his upgraded Fantomen

At 3:05, The guitar tech states the Water ghoul uses this switcher

At 3:17, The guitar tech states the Water ghoul uses this gate/compressor

At 3:27, The guitar tech states that the Water ghoul uses this preamp

At 3:34, The guitar tech states that the Water ghoul uses this

At 10:55, The guitar tech states the Fire ghoul uses this

In the third photo of the Instagram post by thebandghost, Nameless Ghoul is seen playing a Roland AX-Edge Keytar (White/Silver) during their 2019 performance in Toledo, OH.

Nameless Ghoul is listed on the MEINL Cymbals website as using the Meinl 14" Byzance Vintage Sand Hi-hats.

The first drummer used this cymbal, according to the Meinl website.

You can see the Nameless Ghoul use the cymbal in this video

You can see that the nameless ghoul uses the vater stickholder in this video

In the YouTube video "Ghost - Rats [Live In The Lounge]" by Q101, the Nameless Ghoul positioned on the far right is seen using a Gibson J-200 Celebrity acoustic guitar.

at 1:34, this pedal is seen

Nameless Ghoul is listed as using the Meinl 18" Byzance Traditional Medium Crash on their MEINL Cymbals artist page.

Nameless Ghoul is listed as using the 23" Byzance Traditional Heavy Ride cymbal on the official MEINL Cymbals artist page.

Nameless Ghoul uses the 20" Byzance Vintage Sand Ride as part of his setup, as detailed on his MEINL Cymbals artist page.

At 1:25, The guitar tech states the Aether ghoul uses these tuners in his upgraded Fantomen

At 1:36, The guitar tech states the Aether ghoul uses this nut in his upgraded Fantomen

At 2:19, The guitar tech states the water ghoul uses this bridge in his bass

At 2:37, The guitar tech states the multi ghoul uses this wireless system

At 2:55, the guitar tech states that ghost uses this for their guitars

At 11:28, The guitar tech states the Fire ghoul uses this

in this instagram post by morgxnstxrn https://www.instagram.com/p/CZVC2Iavjt1/ on the 3rd and 4th slides you can see the nameless ghoul using a modded eob strat with black trem and rosewood fretboard now. You can tell its a eob because of the sustainer

Can be seen at 1:21 next to the stairs

Sodo (aka Dewdrop) from Ghost, one of the Nameless Ghouls, most commonly uses a discontinued modified Fender American Performer Stratocaster. The unique hand shape and lettering combination, along with the input jack positioning, identify this edition. The rosewood neck and white body confirm this specific model.

Modifications were: Floyd Rose Rail Tail bridge, Seymour Duncan Hot Rails for both neck and bridge pickups and modified shield, jack, nut, and locking pegs.

0:18 into the video shows the nameless ghoul playing this key board

0:18 into the video shows the nameless ghoul playing this key board