Reb Beach

This GuitarGeek rig diagram states that Reb Beach used a Boss SD-1 overdrive pedal when he played with Dokken in 2001.

According to the article, Reb Beach's dirty tone was historically derived from two Marshall Mk II Master Lead 100w heads, which were modified by John Suhr.

In this article, Reb Beach’s rack is shown. It includes a Hartke HA3500 bass amplifier which he uses for clean tones.

This article about Reb Beach’s live setup mentions that he uses a Mesa/Boogie 4x12 slanted cabinet for solo work, which is larger than most Marshall 4x12s, implying it is an oversized model.

This GuitarGeek rig diagram mentions that Reb Beach used a Lexicon MPX1 multi-effects unit in the effects loop of his dirty amp. He used it for a short slap-back delay around 2001 when he was touring with Dokken.

According to this website, Reb Beach used a Fulltone V-1 FatBoost on tour with Whitesnake in August 2005 for a boost during lead and solo parts.

This website states that Reb Beach used a DigiTech Digi Delay on tour with Whitesnake during August 2005.

In the Two Tone Sessions video titled "Two Tone Sessions - Reb Beach - Black Magic," recorded on October 21, 2013, guitarist Reb Beach is confirmed to use the Fulltone OCD pedal. This is documented by the video uploaded by twotonesessions on YouTube, where the gear list includes the Fulltone OCD among other equipment used by Beach during the session.

In the video for Winger's "Seventeen," Reb Beach is seen playing a Kramer Pacer Deluxe (1984-1987) at the 2:05 mark, as shown on Facebook.