Wes Hauch

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

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

Top head is spawn, further described in Instagram caption

Bogner Überschall seen @ 0:11

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."

Keith Merrow and Wes Hauch- Yamaha THR10X Practice Amp Demo

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.

image shows a jp2c head ontop of the Friedman

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.

Wes Hauch received a Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700, as mentioned on his Instagram, where he thanks Seymour Duncan for the gear.

Hauch also updated his Mesa/Boogie stable of amplifiers, including a modded Triple Crown (retubed with JJ Electronic 6L6s and ECC83 high-gain preamp tubes) that he describes as "a completely different amp," with a bigger, ballsier sound, as well as a Revision F Dual Rectifier. "Boogie heads are like finding a wild horse or a bear and trying to make it bend to your will," Hauch jokes, citing his acquisition of a Boss Waza Tube Amp Expander, a Fortin Blade Whitechapel boost pedal, and a Fortin 33 Fredrik Thordendal Signature, all of which allow him to sculpt the traditional Boogie sound with unusual precision.

According to 2021 Premier Guitar interview, Hauch uses Mesa Boogie TC-100.

In an Instagram post by Wes Hauch, filmed while on tour with The Black Dahlia Murder, he is seen using a Zuta GBG120, as credited in the caption.