Russ Parrish

At 0:22 in this music video, there is a clear shot of Russ Parrish playing the song "If You Really Really Love Me" with a Gibson Explorer model.

In this video we can see Russ Parrish of Fight and Steel Panther, talking about his Kramer Pacer model.

Played mainly during Kevin Gilbert´s "Thud" live shows.

Russ has recently switched to Charvel guitars over his Pacer models by kramer

"It's the coolest body-shape, the coolest haedstock, its... Look at the action. Can you see that from there, from where you are? It's super duper low. It's everything that you could want in a guitar." - Satchel

He's holding it during this interview

Uses this guitar a lot for video lessons

He's seen using it in the 'Fat Girl' video, probably used it in the Metal Skool days

Seen using one as Russ Parrish

He had this Ibanez RG, however there were only bridge and neck pickups

He used the guitar in the music video for 'If You Really Really Love Me'

He's been seen using this guitar (few of them in different colors) on gigs and on Rig Rundown

Use in a interview for Gear Gods STEEL PANTHER on The Top 5 Guitar Riffs of All Time | Gear Gods With a custom finish.

he's seen playing this guitar at the start of the video

at 1:02, he shows this guitar as a part of his rig (2015)

russ is holding this guitar in the image

"Out front, Satchel keeps a small-but-tidy board that’s packed with only the essentials. He starts with a Boss TU-3 tuner before going into a pair of MXR pedals—a Carbon Copy analog delay and a Classic Overdrive. A Morley ABY Selector helps him move between guitars and the footswitch to his EVH 5150 III rounds out the board."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown: Steel Panther's Satchel

"Even Satchel admits that there are more knobs on his 100-watt EVH 5150 III heads than he needs—or even knows what to do with—so usually during a show, he relies on the “red” channel and doesn’t see a huge need for any EQ because it’s all in his hands."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown: Steel Panther's Satchel

Uses THR10X for practicing on the road and working out new riffs.

Live at House of Blues - Las Vegas 9.9.2011 1:22 Satchel has 2 Marshall JCM 900s on the background. The other one is visibly plugged in, the other one not so much. (You can tell it's a JCM900 by the way the inputs are on both sides of the knobs.)

the amp is to the right of russ, when he was performing in an evh coverband

"Out front, Satchel keeps a small-but-tidy board that’s packed with only the essentials. He starts with a Boss TU-3 tuner before going into a pair of MXR pedals—a Carbon Copy analog delay and a Classic Overdrive. A Morley ABY Selector helps him move between guitars and the footswitch to his EVH 5150 III rounds out the board."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown: Steel Panther's Satchel

"Out front, Satchel keeps a small-but-tidy board that’s packed with only the essentials. He starts with a Boss TU-3 tuner before going into a pair of MXR pedals—a Carbon Copy analog delay and a Classic Overdrive. A Morley ABY Selector helps him move between guitars and the footswitch to his EVH 5150 III rounds out the board."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown: Steel Panther's Satchel

"Out front, Satchel keeps a small-but-tidy board that’s packed with only the essentials. He starts with a Boss TU-3 tuner before going into a pair of MXR pedals—a Carbon Copy analog delay and a Classic Overdrive. A Morley ABY Selector helps him move between guitars and the footswitch to his EVH 5150 III rounds out the board."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown: Steel Panther's Satchel

"Out front, Satchel keeps a small-but-tidy board that’s packed with only the essentials. He starts with a Boss TU-3 tuner before going into a pair of MXR pedals—a Carbon Copy analog delay and a Classic Overdrive. A Morley ABY Selector helps him move between guitars and the footswitch to his EVH 5150 III rounds out the board."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown: Steel Panther's Satchel

He shows his pedalboard in this video

Used on the album Balls Out. Timestamp: 11:04