Ryan Primack

According to a Premier Guitar rig rundown video hosted by Perry Bean, Ryan Primack uses a PRS Archon amplifier alongside a Bad Cat Lynx to cover both 6L6 and EL34 territories. Primack describes the Archon as a "refined 5150," which he runs through an Orange 4x12 cabinet.

Ryan Primack uses a Bad Cat Lynx 50 amplifier as part of his setup, running it alongside a PRS Archon to cover both 6L6 and EL34 tonalities. According to a Premier Guitar rig rundown by Perry Bean, the Lynx feeds into a Friedman 4x12 cabinet that has been rebadged with the nickname "Donkey."

Ryan Primack uses a Friedman 4x12" Extension Cabinet as a part of his dual-amp setup. His BadCat Lynx 50 is connected to the Friedman 4x12 cabinet, which has been rebadged with the nickname “Donkey.” This information is supported by Perry Bean in the "Poison the Well Rig Rundown" video by Premier Guitar.

"while the [PRS] Archon, which is like a 'refined 5150', runs through an Orange 4x12."

In a video by Premier Guitar titled "Poison the Well Rig Rundown with Ryan Primack, Vadim Taver & Noah Harmon," Ryan Primack is seen at 3:21 using a PRS Archon 50-Watt Guitar Amp Head as part of his amp setup. During the segment, Ryan states, "I really enjoy them."

In the YouTube video titled "Poison the Well - You Come Before You Studio Sessions," at the 1:14 mark, Derek Miller confirms they used two Marshall JCM800 2203 amplifiers, among other equipment, during the recording sessions for the album You Come Before You.

In the YouTube video titled "Poison the Well - You Come Before You Studio Sessions" by FriendlyNotification, Derek Miller mentions at 1:14 that they used "2 JCM800, 2 JCM2000, Marshall JMP, Fender Vibrolux, Fender Twin, Marshall 8x10, Rivera and VHT cabs" during the recording sessions for the album "You Come Before You." Additionally, Ryan can be seen using a Marshall JCM2000 TSL 100 Triple Super Lead 3-Channel 100-Watt Guitar Amp Head in various live performances recorded in 2003.

In a YouTube video titled "Poison the Well - You Come Before You Studio Sessions," at 1:14, Derek Miller confirms that they used a Marshall JMP 1959 Super Lead 100-Watt, among other equipment, during the recording sessions for "You Come Before You." This information is provided by the channel FriendlyNotification.

In a YouTube video titled "Poison the Well - You Come Before You Studio Sessions," at 1:14, guitarist Derek Miller mentions using a Fender Vibrolux Amp (1964) along with other equipment during the recording sessions for the album "You Come Before You."

In the YouTube video titled "Poison the Well - You Come Before You Studio Sessions" by FriendlyNotification, at the 1:14 mark, Derek Miller states that they used a Fender Twin Reverb, among other equipment, during the recording sessions for the album You Come Before You.

In the YouTube video titled "Poison the Well - You Come Before You Studio Sessions" by FriendlyNotification, Derek Miller confirms at the 1:14 mark that they used a Marshall Vintage 8x10 Cabinet, along with other equipment, during the recording sessions for the album "You Come Before You."

In the YouTube video titled "Poison The Well live at Warped Tour 2007, The Gorge," published by The 515 Archive, Ryan Primack is seen playing a Red Marshall JMP 100 with an Orange Cab at the 2:46 mark during their performance at the Warped Tour on August 18th, 2007.

In a video titled "Poison The Well live September 5th 2001 Blind Lemon, Cleveland, OH (rear angle)" uploaded by nicks2319 on YouTube at 0:23, Ryan Primack is seen using a Peavey 5150 "Block Letter" 2-Channel 120-Watt Guitar Amp Head during a live performance.

In the 2007 video for "Letter Thing," at 0:52, Ryan Primack is seen performing next to a Gibson Goldtone GA-5 Les Paul Jr. Amplifier Reissue. This footage is from the YouTube video published by Ferret Music, directed by Roboshobo, for the song from the album "Versions."

In the 2010 video "Poison The Well - Sparks It Will Rain - Live on Fearless Music HD," at 1:01, you can see behind Ryan Primack is a Sovtek MIG-100 head paired with an Orange 4x12 cab. This visual confirmation is provided by the YouTube channel fearlessmusicshow.