Zach Rogue

When asked about his rig on Facebook, Rogue replied that he is using a Fender Super Reverb.

Rogue can be seen playing this Korean 80's guitar in this picture.

Rogue says about the Casio that it is "small in size, big in sound" on Instagram.

According to this article Rogue Wave used this console while recording "Permalight".

"There is a lead guitar part that enters ‘Permalight'' that has a cool backward kind of sound, created with a Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster run through an Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Plus reverb pedal with an Ernie Ball volume pedal."

"“There is a lead guitar part that enters ‘Permalight'' that has a cool backward kind of sound, created with a Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster run through an Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Plus reverb pedal with an Ernie Ball volume pedal."

When asked about his effects, Rogue replied on Facebook that he is using the Dig besides others.

In this video from May 16th 2016 Rogue uses a Kyser capo on his black Hummingbird.

In this article Rogue talks about using a B3 on "Descended Like Vultures" and he is credited for playing on that album.

He's credited for playing a Fender Rhodes on "10:1".

Rouge posted this on Instagram using the hashtag #truelove.

He posted this on the bands Instagram.

"Writing initially on an acoustic guitar, Rogue sketched single-track demos into Apple GarageBand, experimenting with melodic and lyrical ideas."

According to this article Rouge Wave been using the 505 during the recording sessions for "Permalight": "Each song began with a click-track on a Roland TR-505 drum machine, with sounds subsequently added from the 505 to establish feel and tempo. Building upon that with drums, rhythm guitar, and scratch vocal tracks, the songs evolved."

According to this article Rogue Wave used this microphone on Rogues acoustic guitar while recording "Permalight".

In this article it has been said that Rouge Wave used this besides the 505 while recording "Permalight".

According to this article they used one on "Permalight".

In an interview with emusician.com Patrick Spurgeon said that this Strat was played on "Permalight".

According to this article they used one on "Permalight".

According to this interview Rouge used this to mice his Fender Champ during the recording of "Permalight".

In this interview it is said that they used this on "Permalight".

"We also used an Akai MPC2000XL sampler to incorporate a ‘Speak and Spell'' toy in the pre-choruses and made use of a Korg microKorg synthesizer vocoder in the outro of the song to give the song a Led Zeppelin ‘Immigrant Song''-meets-Deliverance-banjo sound.” - Pat Spurgeon (Rogue Wave)

"We also used an Akai MPC2000XL sampler to incorporate a ‘Speak and Spell'' toy in the pre-choruses and made use of a Korg microKorg synthesizer vocoder in the outro of the song to give the song a Led Zeppelin ‘Immigrant Song''-meets-Deliverance-banjo sound.” - Pat Spurgeon (Rogue Wave)

I asked him what gear he used and this is what he replied.

When asked about his gear on Facebook Rogue replied that he's using two Gibson SG in different tunings.

When asked about his rig on Facebook Rogue replied that he is using a JC-40.

When asked bout his rig on Facebook, Rogue replied that he is using a blueSky.

When asked about his rig on Facebook, Rogue replied that he's using Strymon's El Capistan.

When asked about his gear on Facebook, Rogue replied that he is using the Deep Six Compressor.

I asked him about his gear on Facebook and he replied that he's using this effect.