Poland used to play what seems to be a NJ Series BC Rich Bich back in his Megadeth days. The guitar is all black with the "Choose Deth" stickers above and below the pickups and a "Broken Bones" sticker below the bridge.

As standard for Megadeth until Chris Broderick entered the picture, ...

Chris Poland is holding a Warlock in the following image.

Al ng his fellow Megadeth musicians, Poland also played B.C. Rich guitar during the 80's

Chris shows his rack on the gear section of his website.

At 2.55 in the video Chris says "I'm using this as my main compressor for clean compressed guitar sounds. The reason I like it is because it has a little bit of EQ in it so I can keep the top end a little bit uncompressed but get the mids and the bass so they don't go out of control."

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Listed on the official Foxrox artist page and shown in this October 23, 2012 interview video at 3:43.

Chris Poland of Ohm, Megadeth

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Chris Poland endorses the 620, and can be seen in a print advertisement circa 2005 playing an HH 620.

"We also used Tascam DA38s to record with and it seemed like if I didn't put a fuzz box in front of everything, the guitar was digital sounding. So that worked out in kind of making it sound like there was tape involved. I think the fuzz kind of gave me that sound."

" I'm getting a little of that Band Of Gypsys thing. When I go to my bridge pickup, I'm getting that British-style Cream sort of sound. What really made a difference is that I stopped using power amps and Marshall cabinets. Now I'm using a pair of Yamaha's new DG100-212 100-watt 2x12 combos. They...

Chris Poland did a complete overview of his rack and gear with his manager on the above video. It seems to be unavailable / deleted since but I did take a note of the gear he had at the time. The Bogner fish was replaced by the Egnater IE4.

In this video at 2:26 Chris shows his Boss AW-3.

Chirs mentioned ( at 7.09 in the video) he used this amp for studio work as it's tube vs solid state which he feels is picked up by the microphones better when recording.. The specific model was mentioned in another video which has been deleted / removed.

In this video at 2:46 Chris shows the uncommon way how he uses his Shaker vibrato pedal to emulate the whammy bar.

In this video at 4:45 Chris shows his Deja Vibe.

An Ultimate Octave pedal can be seen on a photo uploaded to the gear section of Chris' website.

Sun Valley, CA (January 13, 2014) -- Schecter Guitar Research debuts the Chris Poland Signature Solo-6 FR Poltergeist for the 2015 Winter NAMM Show, which will be showcased in Schecter’s upstairs Room 210-D. The Poltergeist features a Mahogany body, a set 3-piece Set-Neck with Ultra Access, Ebony...

"Then I have a Lexicon MPX1 effects processor, which I use for specialty pad sounds when I have a volume swell with all kinds of delays happening."

Chris says (at 1.28) he paid $85 for this in 2008. "It's a great harmoniser, I would compare it to an evantide harmoniser, it only does one thing though, but it tracks well. The harmonies are very articulate, it sounds really good. And for $85 you can't beat it!"

Also known as a Digitech ...

In this video at 5:09 Chris mentions his "47 dollar fuzz from China".

In his interview with Vintage Guitar, he said "Mostly a Yamaha SBG Santana-style guitar with a Floyd tremolo. At the time, it had EMGs, and sounded great. I had my system set up for those pickups. But now I’m using Yamaha pickups, which are basically PAF copies." Furthermore he can be seen in sev...

A Fulltone 69 can be seen in a photo uploaded to the gear section of Chris' website.

Chris Poland endorses the Yamaha MagicStomp, and made a preset for it.

According to the Yamaha website Chris Poland plays the Yamaha AES820.

" I had a Gibson 2x12 amp, but I have no idea what model it was. Well, that's what I was told it was anyway. But now that I think about it, it was probably some kind of wanna-be Gibson amp. But it was a tube amp though, which was great. I think it had 6V6s in it. I used to put it in the basement ...

"For effects, I use an old Roland SRV2000 and three Yamaha D1500 delays."

"For effects, I use an old Roland SRV2000 and three Yamaha D1500 delays." In the video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVGYgi97MfM&list=RDIVGYgi97MfM&start_radio=1) a...

"I have ADA stereo tap delays as my main chorus, and a TC Electronic G-Force effects processor, which sounds really good, too."

"I had just gotten those Eminence Man O War speakers, and those speakers, a Roger Mayer fuzz, and a cranked Marshall power amp made that sound. It was that tone that made me play that way."

"Yeah, we had three 38s and one DA-78. It’s not that I prefer this gear but, with my budget, I wanted the cheapest format out there that people had made records on. They’re used as doorstops now. I got them for $200 apiece. I’m going to go with a computer- based setup in the future, though, becau...

Chris mentions early in this video (at 1.19) that he switches amps via Bob Bradshaws (Custom Audio Electronics) 4 X 4 and RS-10 Midi Foot Controller. At 3.13 in the video he again mentions the 4 X 4 - "It's just 4 loop and 4 on/off switches". Again at 5.06 Chris mentions his 2nd 4 X 4 - "I have a...