Thomas Raggi

In this IG story we can see a 1959 Marshall Plexi

In the Getty Images photo captioned "Thomas Raggi of Måneskin performs a secret show at Darsena," a Fender '65 Twin Reverb amplifier can be seen behind him, identifiable by its four knobs for the normal channel.

Thomas Raggi is seen using a Fender Bassman Amp Head, as evident from a photo shared by RaggiArchive on Twitter. The amp head appears to be a brownface model similar to those from the early 1960s.

1:35 for the timer

here for a better angle https://i.pinimg.com/736x/e8/29/4d/e8294d18fe377631d0d2ce1c3a922d53.jpg

so his amp has a really unusual disposition of 3 knob + 4 buttons. i looked out for hours and i only found out that there is only this discontinued limited edition 30th anniversary jcm 6100 that has these 4 buttons

In the YouTube video titled "The best moments of Thomas Raggi," at the 0:14 mark, Thomas Raggi can be seen playing his Gibson Les Paul with a Harley Benton HB-40R amplifier visible in the background. The amp closely resembles the model listed on the website.

Raggi’s touring rig includes a pair of Marshall 1987X heads, which he runs through Marshall 1960AX and 1960BX cabinets

Raggi’s touring rig includes a pair of Marshall 1987X heads, which he runs through Marshall 1960AX and 1960BX cabinets

Thomas Raggi of Måneskin uses a Marshall 1960A 4x12'' Cabinet, as seen in the official music video for "ZITTI E BUONI," featured on the ManeskinVEVO YouTube channel.

In this photo of Thomas Raggi in the studio, you can see him playing with a Fender Bandmaster. You can tell it's a Fender Bandmaster because the second channel has a 4 controls, as opposed of the three on a Fender Brownface Bassman. You can also semi-read vibrato under the two inputs rather than normal, like in a bassman

As you can see in this screenshot of Maneskin live, you can see written on the side of Thomas' amp 1987 PLEXI, which indicates that he is using the 50 watt plexi and not the 100 watt 1959

In this Youtube video at 9:10, Thomas Raggi is using an Vox AC15 amp to record the song 'Lasciami Stare'. Judging by the input, this might be an Vox AC15 Custom.

At around 1:49 in the Zitti E Buoni music video, the Marshall 3210 Mosfet Lead 100 is visible behind Thomas. Being about 24" wide, it's a bit smaller than the standard 30" wide Marshall 100 watt heads, she in this video it looks fairly small for a half stack when compared to Thomas. Since the cabinet is the same width as the head, it is probably the matching 1965A cab, which uses 4x10" speakers rather than the typical 4x12" configuration used in most Marshall half stacks.

Every Marshall tube amp has a standby switch next to the power switch; being a solid state amp, this one only has the one red switch on the left. The 3210 has a foot switch jack on the front with three knobs (vol, tone and gain for the dirty channel) to its right.