Wes Hauch

Wes Hauch is seen using the Panasonic RP-HTX7 Retro Portable Monitor Headphones in a selfie posted on his Instagram, captioned "Crankin some exciting jams on the way home."

Guitarist Wes Hauch uses the Dunlop JC95 Jerry Cantrell Signature Cry Baby as the first pedal in his signal chain, as shown in his Instagram post captioned "Just givin it hell right now through this thunderous rig."

Wes Hauch mentions acquiring the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 2nd Gen audio interface on Instagram, noting its affordability at $99.

Whole video shows wes Jamming on one

He states that he's installed it into one of his personal guitars

In a tweet, Wes Hauch mentions that the Tanabe.TV Dumkudo Drive pedal is "putting in work," indicating his personal use of this overdrive effects pedal.

Video throughout shows him playing through one

shows Vise grip in top corner

shows noise suppressor in chain

pedal at top of amp head

Wes Hauch is seen using the Dean Dime Razorback Lightning with a Floyd Rose tremolo in his Instagram post, where he captions it with "This is one called Use. My. Third. Fucking. Arm. Rise to the occasion."

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch showcases his rig, which includes the Kemper Profiler Remote Foot Controller positioned on top of the rack unit.

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch shares that Fractal Audio sent him a new FX8 and expression pedal, mentioning his plans to integrate it into his Friedman Cantrell rig.

shows tannoy reveal monitors in background

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

In 2019, Seymour Duncan released the Jupiter, Hauch's signature pickup. 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."

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.

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. "You have to hit them kind of hard with the clean boost. With the Fortin 33, I believe there's about 20 dB of a clean boost, with an emphasis on the 2.5k region, that puts the Boogie right in check and it makes it sound giant, but it's still got all this teeth on it."

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. "You have to hit them kind of hard with the clean boost. With the Fortin 33, I believe there's about 20 dB of a clean boost, with an emphasis on the 2.5k region, that puts the Boogie right in check and it makes it sound giant, but it's still got all this teeth on it."

According to 2021 Premier Guitar interview, Hauch uses Ibanez BTB 5-string bass.

According to 2021 Premier Guitar interview, Hauch uses PRS Mark Tremonti signature.

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

According to 2021 Premier Guitar interview, Hauch uses Line 6 Helix.

"Sugar Paper," a trippy instrumental that surges with vintage-prog leanings, opens with Hauch laying out on a clean PRS Custom 22 (from Douglass' personal stash) before he gnashes into a complex, sawtoothed call-and-response section with Guglielmo. It's capped with a brilliant solo by the Black Dahlia Murder's Brandon Ellis, who brings his Eric Johnson and Yngwie influences straight to the forefront.

Schecter Wes Hauch Signature PT-7 FR is equiped with this pickup

In an Instagram post, Wes Hauch showcases his Ibanez EKM10T, mentioning it as a standout addition to his collection of semi-hollowbody electric guitars. He highlights its striking finish and notes that he had been searching for a 335-type guitar, finding the EKM10T to be the best fit.

In this post wes shows off his ibanez az 7 string

In this post wes can be seen playing his ibanez fr 7 string. His guitar is loaded with a set of his signature duncan Jupiter pickups

In this post wes shows off his two custom ibanez iceman 7 strings. His guitars are fitted with a set of his signature Duncan Jupiter puckups

He is playing here the FRIX7 but he has mounted a pickguard because otherwise it wouldn't be possible to mount this Seymour Duncan Jupiter pickup .