Tyler Bates

Part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson.

Also, this pedal was featured in his interview with Premier Guitar.

One of my favorite pedals that’s fairly unpredictable is the EarthQuaker Devices Rainbow Machine. I used it all over the Manson stuff. It’s all over John Wick. I played my GuitarViol through that with a Cry Baby wah for John Wick and for the song “Cry Little Sister” that Manson and I covered.

Tyler Bates uses the MXR Super Badass Distortion M75 as part of his live setup with Marilyn Manson, as shown in a post on his official Instagram account.

Part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson

For instance, if I’m using a Cooper FX Generation Loss—I love that pedal, too—it’s going to force me to play from a different perspective that I couldn’t if I didn’t have that engaged in the signal path. By its nature, you have to play into the pedal. Just like with a movie, where you’re processing an emotion and an action through the lens that the director and cinematographer and editor have chosen the audience to see that moment through, and that impacts their psychological and emotional state.

Part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Boss MT-2 Metal Zone.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Alexander Syntax Error.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Catalinbread Echorec.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Foxgear Echosex.

A part of his pedalboard live with Manson

Tyler Bates uses the Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor as part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson, as shown in his Instagram post.

A part of his live Manson rig

Part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson

Part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Earthquaker Pitch Bay.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is EHX Synth9.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Catalinbread Sabra Caddabra.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Earthquaker Hoof.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Red Panda Context.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Earthquaker Sea Machine v3.

Gifted to Juan Alderete, as stated by the bassist on at least two occasions.

Pedals and Effects, "Review: Fuzz Wars 1 Way Huge, Sovtek, Last Gasp Art Lab, Dwarfcraft" (November 15, 2012) (0:09)

We're gonna use the Swollen Pickle, my Sovtek fuzz that I've had for many, many years that I got form Tyler Bates. He was the guitar player in Pet, he gave me this. I'm giving props, shout out to him.

Premier Guitar, Bass Pedal Wars Round 2 (August 27, 2014)

I have to go with my Sovtek Big Muff fuzz. Tyler Bates, a really great film composer, gave it to me. I went to record with him and he said, “Use this.” I thought it was awesome, so he told me I should keep it. He loved it, but he could see how lit up I was about it. That was in the early ’90s, and I’ve used it a lot since then. It’s the best-sounding fuzz. We do all these fuzz pedal shootouts on my website, pedalsandeffects.com, and it’s still the number one fuzz pedal. I have several other Sovteks, but that is the one.

Tyler Bates uses the DigiTech Whammy Pitch-Shifting Pedal as part of his live setup with Marilyn Manson, as shown in a post on his official Instagram account.

Part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson

Part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Boss CS-3.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Boss DD-7.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Boss SL-20.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is EHX Superego.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is EHX Mel9.

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Malekko LoFi Delay.