Warren Haynes

Before I started using the Alessandro, it was a Fender Pro Junior. I would even set it at my feet like a monitor. That way I can get feedback if I need it, and it feels more like a live performance.

At 1:01 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech, says "And underneath it, we've got his main Soldano. We use it a lot with the Allman Brothers, and all the time here as well. And that Soldano will go into this as well (pointing to the Marshall 4x12 Cab)."

At 0:24 of this "Rig Rundown", with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "Well, depending on what songs we use, is depending on what amps we're gonna use... This is a Super Dallas, it's actually a reverse engineered Paul Reed Smith Head based on the Marshall Plexi that belonged to Eric Johnson."

At 1:13 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Farmer, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "And over here, we walk into this Diaz. This is a CD-100. Cesar Diaz has been gone, he died about a few years ago. He built this one back in 93' or 94'. This is in every single thing Warren does this amp always goes."

At 0:56 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Brian Ferry, Warren Haynes' guitar tech says "We use the PRS for some stuff going through a Marshall 4x12, with vintage 30s."

Two PRS amps are involved in the support of this album (Man in Motion): the Sweet 16 and the PRS “30.” Double stacked “30” amps will accompany Warren on tour.

According to a Guitar Geek rig diagram, Warren Haynes used two Engl 4x12'' Straight Cabinets while performing with the Allman Brothers Band in 1980.

In an image previously available on the Les Paul Forum, Warren Haynes is depicted using a Trainwreck Circuits Express amplifier. This photograph provides clear evidence of Haynes utilizing one of his personal Trainwreck amplifiers, as he owns multiple examples of both the Express and Liverpool models.