Zach Blair - Equipment

Equipment

Guitars

  • Gibson Les Paul Custom (Black). Custom made for Blair by Gibson. Single humbucker (bridge), single knob (volume) and toggle switch middle and neck position made into kill switch
  • Gibson Les Paul Classic (Black) w/Seymour Duncan JB pickups
  • Gibson Les Paul Goldtop Reissue (Chambered Body) w/Seymour Duncan Distortion Pickups
  • Gibson Les Paul Standard (Black) w/ Seymour Duncan JB Pickups
  • Gibson SG Standard (Black) w/ Seymour Duncan Distortion Pickups
  • Gibson Les Paul '68 Custom (Black) w/ Seymour Duncan JB Pickups, without Pick-guard. (White)

Amps and Cabinets

  • Marshall JCM900 4100 100watt Hi Gain Dual Reverb amp head (with 5881 Tubes)
  • Mesa Boogie 4x12 Recto Cab with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers
  • Mesa Boogie custom built Road Ready Cab with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers

Effects and More

  • Boss TU-2 pedal
  • Lehle P-Split A/B/Y splitter
  • Boss NS-2 pedal
  • Line 6 Echo Park pedal
  • Rivera Channel Switcher
  • Furman Power Conditioner
  • Shure ULX Wireless Receivers
  • Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus

Strings and Picks

  • Ernie Ball Coated Slinky guitar strings (10-46 gauged)
  • Ernie Ball Hybirds .10 - .52
  • Dunlop Tortex Standard Guitar Picks (.50 .60 .73 .88)

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