Shane Parsons

"I love my new Esprit III! It is set up exactly how I need, with the 3 way w-90 pick ups not only being crazy responsive but also giving a versatile tone which works extremely well with my pedal board.

I am always asked about the guitar at shows and everyone including myself loves the balance of the guitar and range on the fret board, making the most of the unique shape. It's an amazing hard rock guitar!" - Shane Parsons

In this video from SXSW 2012, Shane's using a red Gibson Firebird VII

In this picture you can see Shane playing a white Fender Telecaster modified by him, infact this guitar has different bridge and pickups from the other Telecasters

Shane can be seen using the guitar at 1:46.

In the video Shane can be seen using a black and white Fender Mustang with a humbucker in the bridge.

Shane uses a black Fender Duo-Sonic HS as seen on this video. The location of the pickup selector is a good clue. The bridge humbucker seems to be a different one than the stock Duo-Sonic one.

He uses this to get to the bass octave

You can see the digital delay in the start of the video on Shane's pedal board.

In this photo of Parsons fiddling with his pedalboard, one of the pedals visible is the DigiTech Bass Synth Wah.

In this photo of Parsons fiddling with his pedalboard, one of the pedals visible is the Pigtronix Mothership.

In this photo of Parsons fiddling with his pedalboard, one of the pedals visible is the Boss SL-20 slicer pedal.

In this photo of Parsons fiddling with his pedalboard, one of the pedals visible is the EHX Micro POG.

In this photo of Parsons fiddling with his pedalboard, one of the pedals visible is the EHX Metal Muff with Top Boost.

In the intro sequence a boss tuner can be seen on the corner of his pedal board.

In this photo, above the Micro POG, a ZVex Mastotron Fuzz Pedal can be seen (although blurred) [Photo taken at a Goodgod in 2013)

In this photo, next to the Loop Station is an EHX Freeze pedal. (Taken at Goodgod in 2013)

Right at the start of Shane's chain in this picture is his line/amp selector by Morley George Lynch in order to swap between or blend guitar and bass timbres (Taken at Goodgod in 2013)

On the photo we can clearly see the red Boss Loop Station on the riggt, on top of the tripler.