Ryan Roxie

The Strat we [Palermo] just made for Ryan Roxie of Alice Cooper. Here he is photographed with a Gibson guitar made by Robert Schalch. Love Robert’s work! Photo by Victor Chalfant. Thanks Ryan! SPECS: Late 60's Hendrix style Strat with tons of upgrades. Thin 60's (Gibson Style) Neck with Medium Jumbo Frets. Aged Olympic White Custom body. Tortoise Pickguard cut out for Humbucker, Single, Single Pickups. Pickups by @seymourduncanpickups and @fendercustomshop . Gotoh Precision Machine Heads and Solid Bridge with Solid Steel Block, Bone Nut, Nitrocellulose Finish and ageing. Bourns Pots with vintage cloth wiring and Orange Drop Caps.

He can be seen playing the Brent Hinds Signature guitar during the "Spend the Night with Alice Cooper" Tour in 2017. There's also a short article on the Epiphone website, where they mention his new Flying V: http://www.epiphone.com/News/Features/2016/Ryan-Roxie-of-The-Alice-Cooper-Band.aspx

At 12:32 of this rig rundown the TC Electronic The Dreamscape John Petrucci Signature Modulation Pedal is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 4:04 of this rig rundown the Gibson Flying V Electric Guitar is shown by Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 1:05 of this rig rundown the 2014 Gibson Les Paul Standard is shown by Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 11:42 of this rig rundown the TC Electronic Shaker is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 13:34 of this rig rundown the MXR Tremolo Stereo Pan is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 12:56 of this rig rundown the TC Electronic Spark Booster is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 12:17 of this rig rundown the Morley Steve Vai Bad Horsie 2 Contour Wah Pedal is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 12:07 of this rig rundown the T-Rex Engineering Replica Delay/Echo Pedal is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 11:46 of this rig rundown the TC Electronic PolyTune Polyphonic Tuner Pedal is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 11:00 of this rig rundown the TC Electronic Flashback Delay TonePrint Series Guitar Effects Pedal is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 11:00 of this rig rundown the CIOCKS DC10 Power Supply is show on the pedal board of Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 6:37 of this rig rundown the Marshall JCM800 2203KK is shown by Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

At 12:56 of this rig rundown the Gibson ES-335 is shown by Ryan Roxie of Slash's Snakepit.

According to Marshall's website, Roxie uses the Marshall 1960AX cabinet.

"Roxie plugs his Gibsons into a Shure UR4D+ wireless unit before it hits a TC Electronic Polytune. From there it goes through a T-Rex Effects Replica, Morley Bad Horsie Wah, TC Electronic John Petrucci Dreamscape, Dunlop DS-1 Tremolo, TC Electronic Shaker, TC Electronic Spark Booster, and a pair of TC Electronic Flashback delays. Roxie keeps things quiet with a Boss NF-2 Noise Gate and powers the whole thing with a Cioks DC10."

Note: in the article, the pedal is erroneously called an NF-2, possibly being confused with the NS-2 Noise Suppressor.

Ryan Roxie is shown playing a Gibson Les Paul Standard in a band setting with Eric Singer, Chuck Garric, and Damon Johnson, as evidenced by the user-uploaded photo on Equipboard.

Ryan Roxie can be seen at 0:35 and then multiple times during the video of the 2022 Graspop Metal Meeting show using an Epiphone Explorer.

In this video, after 4:18, Ryan Roxie can be seen using his GMP Roxie -named after him- live with Alice Cooper.

In a YouTube video of a performance with the Alice Cooper band at the RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater on the 2023 Freaks On Parade tour in Ridgefield, Washington, Ryan Roxie can be seen playing a Rock N Roll Relics Revenge for the song Hey Stoopid, specifically his Roxie Revenge signature version of the model. He owns two versions, a white and a red one, which he alternates between. The "Roxie Revenge" version of the Revenge was introduced in 2021, and Ryan has been playing it alongside his other guitars ever since. On his Facebook page, Ryan Roxie stated, "Here’s my ‘Roxie Revenge’ by @rnrrelics (Rock N Roll Relics) guitars with custom ‘Roxie Blocks’ fret overlays by @fretlook - check out their Instagram pages and tell ‘em Roxie sent ya!"

According to this Guitar Geek rig diagram, Ryan Roxie used Sunn Model T 120 Watt amplifiers.

According to this Guitar Geek rig diagram, Ryan Roxie used an MXR Micro Amp boost pedal.

According to a Guitar Geek rig diagram, guitarist Ryan Roxie used a Hughes & Kettner Tube Rotosphere rotary simulator.