Wes Hauch

weshauch@johnimbesi .88 tortex jazz III. And I really like the .73's.

Comments section shows Wes describe his pick choice

Wes Hauch mentions on his Instagram that the Randall Thrasher 120W amp is his, sharing excitement about upcoming modifications by Mike Fortin.

Wes Hauch expresses gratitude to Ernie Ball on Instagram for providing him with custom gauges of the Regular Slinky Cobalt Guitar Strings (10-46), praising them as the best strings ever.

In an Instagram post by Wes Hauch, he showcases the Kemper Profiler Rack while discussing his experience with the JP2C and Torpedo Live.

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Guitarist Wes Hauch used the Seymour Duncan SH-6B Distortion Humbucker in a Jackson model while performing with the band The Faceless, as highlighted on Seymour Duncan's official Facebook page.

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch mentions using Seymour Duncan Alpha Omega 6 String Pickups for tracking an album he’s working on with Keith Merrow. He credits @the_only_mikey_vee for installing the pickups and thanks @seymourduncanpickups for their support.

Guitarist Wes Hauch showcases the Ibanez TAM100, Tosin Abasi's signature model, in a recent Instagram post.

Top head is spawn, further described in Instagram caption

Wes Hauch uses the Schecter PT-7 FR, as detailed on the Schecter Guitars website.

He used a ESP H-1007 with Thy art is murder.

Bogner Überschall seen @ 0:11

In an Instagram video, Wes Hauch can be seen using an Ormsby Hype GTR 7, showcasing an 8-string version of the guitar.

Guitarist Wes Hauch uses the Two Notes Torpedo Live Digital Loadbox and Speaker Simulator, as seen in his Instagram post where he refers to it as "the white box."

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch is pictured holding the Jackson SL2H Soloist, highlighting its role in his gear collection.

Wes Hauch uses the Seymour Duncan SH-13 Dimebucker in his Washburn Dime guitars, as shared on his Instagram account.

Wes Hauch is seen using the Ibanez RG652AHM in a post on his Instagram, where he discusses his appreciation for the treble bleed mod and mentions his current interest in Andy Timmons.

Image (posted on Hauch's Instagram page) shows Wes' two RGD's. One of them is fitted with a 'tight end bridge' and one with a double locking Ibanez tremolo system. The guitars were mentioned in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

In this video, shot at NAMM conference in 2019, Hauch can be seen playing his custom shop Iceman. [2021 Premier Guitar interview] writes:

Meanwhile, Hauch set about upgrading his arsenal on a few key fronts. A two-year collaboration with the design team at Seymour Duncan led to the 2019 release of his signature Jupiter humbucker for 7-string guitar—a hypermodern beast that gives him high-end clarity with a huge bottom end. He added this to his Ibanez RGD guitars, even as the Ibanez L.A. custom shop was preparing several Iceman 7-string axes, including one with a beautifully finished, almost-mantis-green burst that arrived just in time to be featured on the bone-crushing album opener, "Ulysses."

Keith Merrow and Wes Hauch- Yamaha THR10X Practice Amp Demo

@ 0:33 Wes' black LTD guitar. No other Seymour Duncan Pickup has the logo in the centre of the pickup

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An Instagram post from Wes' account

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch showcases the Dean Dimebag Dime Slime ML guitar, capturing strong 1995 vibes.

Wes Hauch features the DigiTech WH-1 Whammy Pedal in a photo on his Instagram account, showcasing its use in his setup as of March 3, 2016.

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch expresses his admiration for the Friedman JJ-100 Jerry Cantrell Signature 100-watt 2-channel Tube Head, highlighting his use of this amplifier.

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch's Seymour Duncan 805 Overdrive pedal is visible on top of a 4x12 cabinet.

image shows a jp2c head ontop of the Friedman

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch expresses gratitude to Mesa Engineering for sending him the Mesa/Boogie Stereo 2:Fifty Vacuum Tube Power Amplifier, indicating its use alongside the JP-2C.

Guitarist Wes Hauch is shown with a Revv 4x12 Cabinet in a seafoam green finish, as featured in his Instagram post, expressing appreciation for the gear's sound and aesthetics.