Toru Kitajima

Toru Kitajima's signature Schecter guitar, available only in Japan.

Se Muestra la guitarra mientras toca Flower en la primera cancion

Along with the '65 Twin Reverb Reissues, it seems that Toru has also taken a liking to the 40th Anniversary version of the original.

T.K. makes heavy use of pedals, but his core setup of a Schecter Telecaster copy run into a blackface Fender Twin Reverb (whether it's a reissue or not is unclear) seems to remain largely unchanged in his various activities. At the Japan Night event in London in July 2015 he used a pair of (apparently identical) Twin Reverbs, though whether this is standard practice in his performances is not apparent since there are not very many photos of him (or Ling tosite sigure) playing live.

You can see the JC right behind TK

You can see the amp behind TK

TK's phaser pedal that can be heard on most of his tracks.

One of TK's overdrive pedals, probably using as a booster.

The source of TK's juicy distortion sound and also the Japanese custom shop pedal with an almost unbelievable price tag: about 1000$.

TK's overdrive pedal.

TK's pedal tuner.

I am not sure how exactly TK uses this thing, but it is definetely on his pedalboard.

One of TK's distortion pedals.

TK's delay pedal.

TK uses three of these.

All the pedalboard can be seen between 1:28 - 1:29 in the video. It's a documentary video about the Ling Tosite Sigure group. It seems that this pedal is in TK's latest pedalboard.

All the pedalboard can be seen between 1:28 - 1:29 in the video. It's a documentary video about the Ling Tosite Sigure group. It seems that this pedal is in TK's latest pedalboard.

In this documentary film about the band Ling Tosite Sigure, a glance of the pedalboard at 1:28 shows that Toru uses a TC Electronic PolyTune.

Here u can see it n stuff

He used it circa 2009

Main drive source

He uses this on O.F.T.

Boost pedal for some time

TK's power supply

It looks like it's modded, I found that it's a Soulpower Instruments mod

In this documentary film of the band Ling Tosite Sigure, there is a section at 5:15 where Toru can be seen recording a song using a G7th Nashville Capo.

Probably a clean boost