Tyler Bates

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 Arrows.

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 Afterneath.

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 Gray Channel.

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 Arpanoid.

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 Wolftone Chaos.

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

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

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 Avalanche Run.

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 Data Corrupter.

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

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 RC-20 looper.

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

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the things visible in the photo is Voodoo ISO5.

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

In this image, taken from his Premier Guitar interview, many of his studio pedals are photographed. One of the pedals in this photo is Dunlop DVP3.

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 TU-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 Echoplex Preamp.

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 Pyramids.

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 Tone Job.

According to Bates' post on Instagram, this pedal was given to him by Marilyn Manson.

LA-2A can be seen in the video of his studio.

Tyler Bates can be seen wearing the Sony 7506 in his studio.

Tyler Bates is confirmed to use the Bogner Uberkab 4x12'' Straight Cabinet, as evidenced by a video where he is seen with this gear on stage at the 45:06 mark: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZslJiWn6cMM

Tyler Bates uses the Strymon BigSky reverb effects pedal, as evidenced by a photo he posted on his official Instagram account, where he credits Kevin Kipnis for organizing his extensive collection of over 100 pedals.

Tyler Bates confirms his use of the TC Electronic Sub 'N' Up Octaver on his live pedalboard for performing the song "One Assassination Under God," as detailed in his Instagram post.

Tyler Bates uses the EarthQuaker Devices Sunn O))) Life Pedal V3 Octave Distortion + Booster, as confirmed by an Instagram post from his official account. In the post, he provides a rundown of his tour pedalboard used during the 2025 Marilyn Manson tour, explicitly thanking EarthQuaker Devices for their support.

In a video shared on Tyler Bates' official Instagram account, he can be seen using the EarthQuaker Devices Plumes, along with various other EarthQuaker pedals. Bates credited EarthQuaker Devices for their support, noting that he has been using these devices on tour with Marilyn Manson.