Zack Lopez

At around 3:20 in this "Rig Rundown" video, Zack is seen with his yellow Gibson Les Paul Junior which he acquired in 2001. He uses a stock P90 Pickup but swapped out the bridge to a (now discontinued) Badass Bridge While talking about the guitar, Zack said: "It just felt like I had a tree around my neck, It felt like a real guitar."

At 5:00 into this "Rig Rundown" video, the Lehle D.Loop is shown sitting on Zack's Pedalboard. About the Lehle Zack said: "I didn't want to run MIDI anymore, but I still wanted to be able to switch between channels and control a rack effects unit from my pedalboard."

At 6:31 in this "Rig Rundown" video, Zacks (painted blue) Whammy 4 is shown on the end of his Pedalboard. He says: "I just like how you can interact with it, you control exactly what it does" And when asked why he uses a Whammy instead of a Wah, he answers: "I never liked having to click 'em (Wahs) and then work 'em, but with this thing (Whammy) is always on, so I touch it and it'll go. Its also super versatile" Later on he also explains that the Whammy 4 is the effect used on the intro of (2011 Single) "Busy Bein' Born" contrary to belief that it was the sound of detuning, rather than an effects pedal.

At 12:19 in this "Rig Rundown" video, you can see Zack's Rockerverb 100 II Head. About Orange he says: "They're an awesome company, they treat artists real good, so I got this Rockerverb, I always liked how they sounded and in the context of what I was trying to achieve here, it just fit perfect."

At 6:00 into this "Rig Rundown" video, Zack talks about a long chorus/delay effect he had saved on his Rocktron Intellifex ("The only thing left from the old rig") He says: "I just had an effect built years and years ago that I can't get with pedals, Its just this massive chorus/delay, you can hear that in (2011 Single) 'New Low'."