Thomas "TJ" Bell

TJ was sent a 6505 mini head from the team at peavey

TJ can be seen using a 6505 head live

Thomas "TJ" Bell uses a Peavey 6505 4x12'' 300W Angled Cabinet in his live setup, as shown in an Instagram post by tjbelletf.

TJ was sent a peavy cab to go with the mini 6505 head he was sent

Thomas "TJ" Bell holding his Blackstar Fly 3W amp, posted from the Blackstar Instagram account:

"Excellent practice amp for when I'm on the road! Crisp clean to crunchy gain. My favorite function is the delay! I can sit and jam on this thing for hours.” - TJ Bell of @escapethefate on the #blackstar #fly3

In the video titled "Motionless in White Live Bloomington 2011," Thomas "TJ" Bell is seen using a Mesa/Boogie Rectifier Standard 4x12'' Straight cabinet.

TJ can be seen using this cabinet in the Ungrateful music video as well as during live shows.

During a live performance of Escape the Fate, Thomas "TJ" Bell was observed using the Gallien-Krueger 2001RB Amplifier Head as his bass amp

In early live performance footage from 2007, Thomas "TJ" Bell can be seen using a Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo Head (Multi-watt) paired with a Mesa cabinet, as documented in the video titled "Old Rare Footage Of Motionless In White Live At Moosic Youth Center In 2007" by Joey Graz on YouTube.

In this live performance, Thomas "TJ" Bell is seen using a Hartke GH410 Guitar Cabinet paired with a Dual Rectifier, as evidenced by the video "Motionless in White Warped Tour 2007" by BleedingStar7 on YouTube.

In the YouTube filmed at the South Side Music Hall in Dallas, Texas on January 24, 2011, TJ can be seen using an Orange Amplifiers PPC412 4x12 240W Compact Closed-Back Guitar Speaker Cabinet on his side of the stage.

In the accompanying image, Thomas "TJ" Bell is shown using the Orange AD200 MK3 200-Watt Bass Head instead of his usual Gallien-Krueger 2001RB.