Piotr Wiwczarek

Peter is using that amp during live shows, connecting guitar processor to it.

Piotr Wiwczarek utilizes the Marshall JCM900 4100 100-watt 2-channel Tube Head, a renowned amplifier from Marshall Amps, known for its distinctive "crunch" sound. Marshall's amplifiers, historically favored by guitarists seeking powerful tones and volume, continue to be a staple in the music industry.

At 6:35 you can hear that they are using it to record the Necropolis album along with the Mesa amp.

Piotr Wiwczarek, the leader of the band Vader, has been associated with the Ran Invader electric guitar for over a decade. This long-standing collaboration with Ran Guitars highlights the reliability and shared goals between the artist and the brand.

In a YouTube video by ksantyp77 titled "Peter VADER - Polaków Gitarowe Rozmowy - FILMIKI O GITARACH," Piotr Wiwczarek discusses purchasing the Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo Head (Multi-watt) amplifier in 1994 from Grzegorz Skawiński's shop in Gdansk. Although he no longer uses this amp, Wiwczarek has explored other gear, including Ashdown equipment and the Polish LaBoga Mr Hector during U.S. tours.

He uses here this standard Epiphone V shaped guitar.

Piotr Wiwczarek uses the Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie 2 Contour Wah Pedal, as detailed by Morley. This pedal features Steve Vai's specific settings and Morley's electro-optical circuitry, offering a switchless design for effortless use.

Piotr Wiwczarek uses the Marshall 1960B 4x12'' Cabinet, a renowned piece of equipment designed by Marshall Amps. Known for its signature "crunch" sound, the Marshall cabinet has been a staple for guitarists seeking enhanced volume and tone. Details about Marshall's iconic amplifiers and cabinets can be found on their official website, highlighting their influence in the music industry.

PIOTR 'PETER' WIWCZAREK/ VADER

Vader is one of the best-known European death metal bands utilizing a style of death metal different from that of their American counterparts (most of which utilize the template created by Morbid Angel/Death, etc). Vader occasionally diverges from this though, and plays diminished, augmented, and minor scale solos. The band is also different in that guitarist/vocalist Piotr Wiwczarek's vocals do not follow the standard sound widely considered traditional for death metal. While his vocal delivery remains extreme, it is a much throatier approach, giving him the ability to enunciate words more clearly than most death metal vocalists. 'Peter' plays the EMG 81X/89 combo

Piotr Wiwczarek uses the EMG 81 Active Ceramic Humbucker, a popular choice among metal artists for its powerful and precise sound. This is noted by EMG Pickups, a leading manufacturer of guitar pickups.

Piotr Wiwczarek uses the EMG 81X, a popular active humbucker pickup from EMG, Inc., known for its powerful sound favored by metal and hard rock musicians. EMG's pickups, including the 81X, are featured on their official website, highlighting their widespread use among renowned artists.

Piotr Wiwczarek, renowned for his work in the metal genre, uses EMG 89 Active Pickups in his guitar setup. EMG Pickups, known for their popularity among hard rock and metal musicians, offer a powerful and dynamic sound ideal for Wiwczarek's intense playing style. This information is supported by the manufacturer's site, where EMG's association with prominent artists is highlighted.

Piotr Wiwczarek utilizes the Fractal Audio Systems AX8 Amp Modeler/Multi-FX Processor during live performances, as detailed on the Fractal Audio Systems website.

In a YouTube video by ksantyp77, Piotr Wiwczarek discusses his use of Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom Slinky Guitar Strings (10-52), highlighting their durability during his extensive use of tremolo techniques.

In this YouTube video, you can see this amp being during the recording of "The Empire".

He is useing with Fractal Audio AX8 Multi effect processor at the Live Performance.

Around 4 minute mark, Peter talks about the recent addition to Vader's gear which is the Ashdown Fallen Angel head. Used during the recording of The Beast (2004).