Sidlovics Gábor

In a YouTube video by Tamás Kóródi, at the 19:28 mark, Sidlovics Gábor is shown with an Epiphone Zakk Wylde Buzzsaw Les Paul Custom guitar, notably without its electronics.

In this YouTube video by Tamás Kóródi, at the 11:24 mark, Sidlovics Gábor shows his Marshall Zakk Wylde MG15MSZW Microstack.

In the YouTube video by Tamás Kóródi, at 26:10, Sidlovics Gábor shows his Gibson Les Paul LPJ guitar, which has a pattern carved into it.

In a YouTube video by Tamás Kóródi at the 25:17 mark, Sidlovics Gábor can be seen showcasing his Gibson Slash Les Paul Standard guitar with an Anaconda Burst finish.

This is Sidlovics Gábor’s own signature Schecter SIDI Signature Solo II guitar.

He owns two of these guitars, which he calls “Szürke Féreg” (“Grey Worm”). Gábor has modified them with EMG pickups.

The proof can be seen in the image provided or in this YouTube video from 24:16 https://youtu.be/aEsL1M__Rvg?si=W8E3F7OoxPq7ctnV

In this YouTube video Sidlovics Gábor demonstrates his Mooer GE300 pedal. (E.g. You can see this pedal at 5:07)

In the YouTube video by Tamás Kóródi, Sidlovics Gábor is seen showing his Schecter C-6 Pro guitar in Aqua Burst finish at the 21:09 mark.

In this YouTube video at 12:25, Sidlovics Gábor shows this limited edition Marshall JCM800 2203ZW amp.

In this YouTube video at 12:44, Sidlovics Gábor shows this Marshall AFD100 Slash Signature amp.

In this YouTube video at 16:52, he shows his iRig PRO DUO interface.

In this YouTube video at 30:05, you can see Sidlovics Gábor showing his Dean Dime Razorback guitar.

In this YouTube video at 21:55, Sidlovics Gábor shows his Schecter C-7 Pro guitar in Aurora Burst finish.

In this picture, you can see Sidlovics Gábor playing a Schecter E-1 Custom guitar.

Sidlovics Gábor uses the Mesa/Boogie JP-2C John Petrucci Signature 60/100-Watt Limited Edition Tube Head in the studio (and possibly live), as confirmed by the official Tankcsapda website.

Sidlovics Gábor uses the Mesa/Boogie Rectifier Standard 4x12'' Straight amp cab both in the studio and during live concerts, as stated on the official Tankcsapda website.

In the documentary of the recording sessions form the summer of 2012, for the album "Rocmafia debrecen", Sidlovics Gábor is shown recording with the Orange Amplifiers Thunderverb 50 Series TH50HTC 50W Tube Guitar Amp Head in the studio.

In the documentary of the recording sessions form 2012 February, for the album "Rocmafia debrecen", Sidlovics Gábor can be seen using the Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet. He also used multiple of theese cabs althrough 2012 live shows, alongside other cabinets. The footage is from the official Tankcsapda YouTube channel.

This picture shows Sidlovics Gábor holding a Gibson Limited Edition '58 Flying V Reissue Natural guitar, from an unknown period. It is not known where he used this instrument.

In this picture, you can see Sidlovics Gábor (on the right side) with four black Orange PPC412 4×12 Guitar Speaker Cabinets next to two orange ones.

In this picture, you can see Sidlovics Gábor's guitar tech next to his live guitar rack in 2012. You can see above the Orange amp head, on the far left side is the delay pedal. He used this pedal live, and possibly in the studio.

In this picture, taken in 2018, Sidlovics Gábor can be seen playing a Schecter E-1 Standard Black Pearl (on the right side). He has replaced the original pickups with a pair of EMG's.

In a picture taken in 2018, Sidlovics Gábor can be seen using a Shure SM57 microphone on his Mesa/Boogie cab. He has also used these microphones in the studio.

In this picture, taken in 2018, Sidlovics Gábor can be seen using the Schecter V-1 Custom guitar. This guitar is also visible in multiple live shows, such as the "2017 Aréna Koncert."

In this picture taken in 2014 during their 25th anniversary live show at the "Főnix csarnok," Sidlovics Gábor is seen playing a Schecter Gary Holt V-1 Black guitar while performing the song "Mindentől távol." (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJEGtuR3IKE)

In a video posted on Instagram by Sidlovics Gábor, his guitar tech is seen adjusting the sound using a Fractal Audio FC-12 foot switch during a performance. The post, captioned with a humorous exchange about not using MIDI controls, features Gábor with the handle @sidi.official.