Neil Zaza

Neil Zaza is seen using his first signature guitar, the Cort NZS-1, in the YouTube video titled "Neil Zaza Cort Guitar" by noritomi.

The Juicer is a very special overdrive pedal. Modeled after the DOD FX51 Juice Box (my fav OD for years) it’s designed to give a very transparent and sustaining quality to your tone. It’ll add some boost and life to a crunchy amp by hitting the front end with some added “juice” (gain). You’ll notice that it’s surprisingly quiet in use and makes playing leads a bit more effortless while imparting a singing quality to them. Use it before another overdrive/distortion pedal or a raging stack. It’s subtle, but powerful! Enjoy!

In this instagram post of Neil, he revealed he is using the Axe-FX III on his live setup.

Heres the artist profile of Neil for Blackstar Amplification. He is using ID:100TVP and ID:412 cab.

Neil's Limited Edition Signature Kiesel Guitar

In this instagram post, you can see the Workhorse cube being used by Neil.

In an Instagram post, Neil Zaza shares his enthusiasm for his latest gear addition, the EVH 5150III 50W guitar amplifier head, referring to it as a "new family member."

He says here that he uses it in one of his songs

As seen in this Roctron advertisment on Pinterest and heard on Neil's "Sing" album.

This is Neil's signature guitar from Carvin

Heres the artist profile of Neil for Blackstar Amplification. He is using ID:100TVP and ID:412 cab.

In this instagram post of Neil, you can see the AX8 along with his Kiesel NZ624 guitar.

"It's finally here and available! I'm so proud of my signature guitar pick with V-Picks Guitar Picks! I never thought that a guitar pick could make such a huge difference in articulation, tone and playability and then I played a V-Pick"

Zaza described the Juice Box as his “fav OD for years” on his official website’s page for his signature Mooer pedal, The Juicer, which is based on the Juice Box. The page was published on August 9, 2014.

The Juicer is a very special overdrive pedal. Modeled after the DOD FX51 Juice Box (my fav OD for years) it’s designed to give a very transparent and sustaining quality to your tone. It’ll add some boost and life to a crunchy amp by hitting the front end with some added “juice” (gain).

In an Instagram post by Neil Zaza, the Hotone Soul Press Micro Volume/Expression/Wah pedal is visible on his pedalboard, highlighting its use during his performance with Joe Vitale Jr. in Akron, Ohio.

In this instagram post, you can see the Boss TU-2 on Neil's pedalboard.

You can see here the Fractal FX8 Mark II used by Neil

Size matters? Not when it comes to this 5 watt beast! I played through this @hotoneaudio Heart Attack for my tone at NAMM through a Marshall 4x12 and it stunned everyone (including me)