Nicolas Exposito

It looks like someone’s got a new babe ???? Hello you American Vintage ‘65 #fender #jazzmaster

"Can you tell me what your band is about?” This is my answer. #5150II

In an Instagram post dated May 19, 2016, Nicolas Exposito is seen using the Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer during a recording or practice session.

Time to reamp some bass with dat shit ! #sansamp ????????

New babe. ???????????

It appears to be used in his home studio.

In a May 19, 2016, Instagram post, Nicolas Exposito is seen using the Boss RV-6 Reverb during a practice or recording session.

In an Instagram post dated May 19, 2016, Nicolas Exposito is pictured using the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay during a recording or practice session.

In a May 19, 2016 Instagram post, Nicolas Exposito is seen using the Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor during a recording or practice session.

In an Instagram post dated May 19, 2016, Nicolas Exposito is seen using the Boss AC-3 Acoustic Simulator during a recording or practice session.

In an Instagram post dated May 19, 2016, Nicolas Exposito is seen using a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner, suggesting its use during a recording or practice session.

In an Instagram post by @nicoldmvs, Nicolas Exposito is shown using the Peavey 5150 120-Watt Head as part of his live rig. The image, captioned "Tour rig," clearly displays the amplifier.

In an Instagram post by Nicolas Exposito, titled "Tour rig," his live rig set-up is showcased, where the Boss HM-2 Heavy Metal pedal is visibly part of his pedal board.

In an Instagram post by Nicolas Exposito, he is shown using the Boss MS-3 Multi Effects Switcher as a live switcher, as indicated by the caption "Tour rig."

In an Instagram post by Nicolas Exposito, it is evident that he uses the DigiTech Drop pedal to alter his guitar tuning during LANDMVRKS's live performances. The post is captioned "Tour rig" and includes an image showing the pedal in his setup, confirming its use.

In an Instagram post shared by LANDMVRKS's guitar tech, the live tour rig of the band is shown, and the Neural DSP Quad Cortex is visible within this setup. This indicates that Nicolas Exposito utilizes the Neural DSP Quad Cortex during their performances abroad, as evidenced by their appearance at the Impericon Fest in Germany.

In an Instagram reel posted by Nicolas Exposito, the Blackstar Artisan Cab 412 can be seen at the end of the video (0.53sec). The post is captioned, “‘Creature’ is yours now, enjoy 🧟” and includes a note about "Keke's socks drying in the background."