Rob Scallon

This is the signature guitar rob designed with schecter. Rob wanted a guitar that was versatile in both looks and sound. The guitar come in a 6, 7, and 8 string version. The guitars are a mahogany body with swamp ash wings. All the hardware is hipshot hardware. The guitars are fitted with passive pickups designed to to be versatile enough to play anything from cleans to heavy distortion. There is a coil tap on the volume to go from humbucker to single coil tones. The guitars also have a anchor design on the headstock as a nod to his song anchor.

This is the signature guitar rob designed with schecter. Rob wanted a guitar that was versatile in both looks and sound. The guitar come in a 6, 7, and 8 string version. The guitars are a mahogany body with swamp ash wings. All the hardware is hipshot hardware. The guitars are fitted with passive pickups designed to to be versatile enough to play anything from cleans to heavy distortion. There is a coil tap on the volume to go from humbucker to single coil tones. The guitars also have a anchor design on the headstock as a nod to his song anchor.

Scallon’s ownership is stated in a December 3, 2020 YouTube comment on the announcement video of the same day. This is reconfirmed by a comment on this December 21, 2020 video.

December 3, 2020

I’ve made some real high octane silliness with this app’s sampler so far.

Decemer 21, 2020

Flip is amazing and everyone should get it.

In his YouTube video titled "$1 Guitar," Rob Scallon is seen playing a guitar purchased from Dollar Tree at the 0:07 mark.

Rob Scallon showcases his Chapman ML1-RS Rob Scallon Signature 6 String in Lunar Black, featured in his Twitter post celebrating its presence at NAMM 2020.

In this post Rob can be seen playing a Traveler Travelcaster. His guitar has a custom tremolo arm on it made by chibson

In this video rob goes to the schecter custom shop. Here he builds a custom guitar with the help of schecter’s production manager. Here he gets walked through the steps it takes to build a schecter guitar. The guitar he builds is a traditional model

This is the signature set of strings cleartone strings for rob scallon. these strings where released at namm 2017. rob also has a heavy series version of his strings

at the timestamp 4:05, rob can be seen and heard talking about this djent stick and how his friend in high school made it

In this video, he uses what appears to be a Guild D-40.

In an Instagram post by Rob Scallon, he is seen playing a guitar featuring a distinctive 4-foot-long Whammy Davis Jr bar, crafted by Chibson USA.

Rob uses this banjo in the video for this cover of "Battery" by Metallica.

Rob can be seen playing these drums in this video, the link to this drum set is in the description of the video.

You can see in Rob's rig video that he uses the One Control Minimal AB Box pedal.

In this video, Rob plays his Cecilio Electric Cello to play System of a Down

"signal chain: VFE Focus - Panama Inferno - Two Notes Torpedo Live"

"signal chain: VFE Focus - Panama Inferno - Two Notes Torpedo Live"

"signal chain: VFE Focus - Panama Inferno - Two Notes Torpedo Live"

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rob uses two a custom crashes

rob uses two a custom crashes

In this post Rob can be seen playing a chapman ml3 traditional

In this post, Rob shows off the Hohner Airboard melodica that he owns.

In an Instagram post by Rob Scallon, his Squier bass is featured with DR Strings Hi-Def NEON Green 5-String Bass Strings.

In this post rob shows off the pedalboard he was made. this was made by the guy at the I like to make stuff youtube channel. this is the same guy that made him the shovel guitar

In this Post, Rob shows off the talent booster cable that he uses. He states he tried that he tried the cables at first because he thought the name was funny

In this post rob Shows off the drum mics he got. Befor getting these mics he would use only one mic to mic up his entire kit

In this post rob can be seen with a mxr evh 5150 pedal on his pedalboard

In his YouTube video titled "My drumset," Rob Scallon showcases his drum kit, which includes the Pearl Vision Birch Snare. He frequently uses this snare to record many of the drum parts for his videos.

In this video, Rob Scallon and Andrew Huang were both seen using the Kemper PowerRack Profiler for their Album in a Day.