Tommy Verity

Tommy Verity uses the Boss Katana Mini for small and quiet practice sessions, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

During the full set performance of Steel Mage at The Alma, Tommy Verity uses the Guitar Noise Killer Noise Gate Suppressor, an affordable solution that effectively manages noise on stage.

In a live performance at Pirate Studios, Tommy Verity uses the Morley "Bad Horsie" Steve Vai Signature Wah-Wah (1st Generation) to enhance his guitar solos, as seen in the YouTube video "Steel Mage // Live @ Pirate Studios (Full Set Performance)."

In the live performance video "Steel Mage // Live @ Pirate Studios," Tommy Verity is seen playing his second Jackson Warrior WRX24 guitar.

Tommy Verity owns a Jackson King V, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

In the live performance video "Steel Mage // Live @ The Alma," Tommy Verity can be seen playing a Dean ML 79, a model famously associated with Dimebag Darrell.

In a Facebook video, Tommy Verity is seen playing a Dean Dimebag Dixie Rebel, one of two signature Dime models.

His Ibanez is his practice guitar and the guitar that gets thrown around the most.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfEBVnxNdcQ&t=2s

Uses alongside his Dime D100 amp head.

Tommy Verity's first guitar amplifier was the Line 6 Spider IV 30 30W 1x12 Guitar Combo Amp, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

In the YouTube video "Steel Mage - Live at Rebellion Manchester 14.06.20," Tommy Verity uses the DigiTech X-Series Metal Master distortion pedal to achieve his signature distortion tone.

Tommy Verity uses the Sennheiser XS Wireless Digital Pedalboard for its wireless capabilities and built-in tuner, as seen in the "Steel Mage - Live at Rebellion Manchester" performance on YouTube.