Willie Adler

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Adler uses 2 Framus Diablo Customs. They are tuned to Drop D.

Alder can be seen using a white B.C Rich Bich throughout this video.

"Willie's a Dunlop guy. 1.0mm Tortex."

Adler's offstage rack is controlled by his tech during shows. In the rack, Willie has two Mesa/Boogie Mark IV heads (one for powering the Mesa/Boogie Stiletto 4x12 cabs on stage and one that goes to FOH). A third Mark IV head sitting on top of the rack is a backup…

In this video, Willie Adler shows his ESP Will Adler Warbird DIST BLK signature guitar.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Adler uses Seymour Duncan Invader pickup on his Framus guitar.

Around 16:05 Adler's guitar-tech says that he uses Seymour's Distortion and 59 on his guitar.

In this video, Willie Adler uses a Mesa Boogie Triple Crown amp alongside an ISP Decimator ProRack G.

In this video, Willie Adler uses a Grid Slammer overdrive in front of his Triple Crown 100 amp.

In this video, Willie Adler uses a Throttle Box 5-band EQ alongside his Grid Slammer overdrive in front of his Triple Crown amp.

Adler's offstage rack is controlled by his tech during shows. In the rack, Willie has two Mesa/Boogie Mark IV heads (one for powering the Mesa/Boogie Stiletto 4x12 cabs…).

As for effects in Adler's signal path, he has a rackmount dbx 266XL Compressor/Gate, a Boss TU-2 Tuner, Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor, and a MXR Stereo Chrous (that only comes on when Adler plays clean to "thicken up" the tone), and a custom-made (by Mesa/Boogie) amp switcher

Adler uses those strings on his Framus Diablo guitars, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.

In this video, Willie Adler's rack is shown to consist of a ProRack G Decimator.

As for effects in Adler's signal path, he has a rackmount dbx 266XL Compressor/Gate, a Boss TU-2 Tuner, Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor, and a MXR Stereo Chrous (that only comes on when Adler plays clean to "thicken up" the tone), and a custom-made (by Mesa/Boogie) amp switcher.

Around 15:25 in this video you can see Adler's guitartech showing his ESP Eclipse Camo signature model.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Adler uses Celestion Vintage 30 speakers.

In this video, Willie Adler's rack is shown to consist of a Samson power conditioner.

At 2:40, he goes through his signal chain which contains the pedal

https://www.evertune.com/testimonials/testimonials.php, "To be honest with you, the Evertune system was a bit baffling at first. I was skeptical to say the least.

What I came to learn during the process of tracking guitars for our upcoming album was mind blowing to say the least. Not only does the Evertune system greatly increase the efficiency whilst in the studio, it allows the player to well, just play. That is where this system shines. As a guitar player and song writer, my main concerns are playing well and crafting a well structured piece of music. The Evertune allows just that. It eliminates any and all concerns over tonal issues brought about by tuning and intonation problems. To say that I’m stoked about my Evertunes is an understatement.

If you haven’t tried the Evertune, I strongly encourage you do. You won’t be disappointed."- willie adler

As for effects in Adler's signal path, he has a rackmount dbx 266XL Compressor/Gate, a Boss TU-2 Tuner, Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor, and a MXR Stereo Chrous (that only comes on when Adler plays clean to "thicken up" the tone), and a custom-made (by Mesa/Boogie) amp switcher

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Adler uses Framus Dragon cabinets. 9 of them! With each loaded with Celestion Vintage 30s.

THis is the signature pickup willie designed with fishman. the pickup blends the modern passive tone willie is known for with modern active attack

In this video, Willie Adler's rack is shown to consist of a TC-50M rackmount head in addition to the TC-100 head.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Adler uses Seymour Duncan SSL-1 guitar pickup on one of his Framus Diablos.

Willie's tech says that he's an S.I.T String guy. For the Drop D tuning, he uses 10-46 with the 46 swapped out for a 48.

Willie's tech says that he's an S.I.T String guy and he uses 11-50 for Drop C#.

In the MESA/Boogie "Tone Sessions" video, Willie Adler discusses his experience with the Mesa/Boogie Triple Crown TC-100 Guitar Amp Head, highlighting its versatility, streamlined design, and ease of use.

In this video "making of Sacrament" Willie Adler can be seen playing this ESP Eclipse multiple times.

In an Instagram post, guitarist Willie Adler showcases the Fortin Zuul Noise Gate pedal, expressing gratitude to @fortinamps for providing him with an "incredible combination of pedals" and highlighting its "massive saturation whilst tight, and clean" performance.