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My Gear

The gear I've been using over the years is shaped by my straightforward approach: use what you have. 

I firmly believe that affordable gear has the best value and use case for someone who is just passionate about making music and has honed their skills, as well as those who are semi-professional. The point is, you don't need expensive gear to make good music!

 DAW

BandLab
Cakewalk Sonar

Audio Interface

Focusrite iTrack Solo

Microphone

RODE NT 1A 

Guitars 

1999 Yamaha C40 Squier "Starcaster" Stratocaster (2010)
Gibson Les Paul Studio Satin (2011)
Breedlove Passport OM/MME (2015)
Epiphone Inspired by 1964 Texan (2016)
1966 Harmony by Heath H78 (2017)
Epiphone Prophecy Les Paul Custom Plus  GX (2017)
Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro Goldtop (2019)
Ibanez Artwood Vintage AVD 1 (2019)
Ibanez Artcore Expressionist AS93ZW (2020)
Ibanez Artwood Vintage AVC 11 (2020)
Epiphone AJ 45 ME (2020)
2004 Made In Japan Fujigen Epiphone Les Paul Custom – LQ Series (2021)
Oscar Schmidt OG2WH (2023)
Monoprice Indio OS 30 DLX  (2024)
Epiphone 1963 Reissue EJ 45 Wine Red (2024)
Alvarez Artist AD66SHB (2025) 

Bass

Costzon Bass Guitar

Amp

Boss Katana 100w

Amplitube 5 Custom Shop

Headphones

OneOdio A71
 

 
 

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