Wayne Static is an American musician, and currently the singer, guitarist, keyboardist, and programmer for the industrial metal band Static-X.

Wayne's rig is super affordable and very minimal. This is the type of rig anybody can own.

"You don't have to pay a lot of money for great gear...the gear I play is very affordable." - Wayne Static in a gearwire interview video

Let's look at some of the gear and equipment that has been seen in Static X Wayne Static's Guitar Rig.

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Guitars
- ESP Wayne Static Signature ESP STATIC-600 with black diamond plate finish (equipped with a single Seymour Duncan Distortion at the bridge)

- ESP Wayne Static 600V guitar

- Wayne used Epiphone Wayne Static Signature Flying Vs (with neck pickups and toggle switches removed and using Seymor Duncan Distortion pickups) before being endorsed by ESP in early 2007.


Amps and Cabinets
- Marshall MG100HDFX Heads

- Marshall MG412 120Watt 4x12 Cabinets (loaded with two Celestian Vintage 30's on top and two G75's on bottom)

- Rivera K Tre amp

Effects and more
- Boss NS-2 Noise Supressor

- Furman PL-8 Plus Power Conditioner

- Electro Voice RE1 Wireless Units (two)
- Whirlwind A/B/Y Selector

- Electro Voice microphones (in studio and on tour)

Strings and picks

- Dunlop electric Nickel Plated Strings

- Ernie Ball gauge .11-.52 guitar strings (previously used)

- 1.14 mm Dunlop purple Tortex Picks

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fanfna   |2010-01-21 12:45:03 why does he use solid state amps? Reply 0   0

grardnr   |2010-01-24 04:01:34 Solid State amps get a pretty bad rap, they aren't as shit as everyone makes out (cue the epic rage at me). SS amps give a different tone to tube amps, it's much harsher and fuzzier. Additionally they don't break down as much and are generally cheaper. Reply 0   0

Andy   |2010-01-25 12:01:53 In a interview on youtube he says he uses Marshall solid state because its cheap and it does not break down during sets. Reply 0   0

Ven0m   |2009-08-04 14:15:11 Thnx. So it's baritone and rivera... Informaton about Koichi's guitar rig on MacBook kinda...shocking... Reply 0   0

Ven0m   |2009-08-04 13:56:28 His sound on the last album (Cult of Static) is different to the previous one. Can anyone explain why? Reply 0   0

UberPro   |2009-08-04 13:59:49 Wayne said this regarding the Cult of Static recording: "Anything goes in the studio. I used an ESP Baritone guitar, a Marshall head and a Rivera head for the rhythm sound. Koichi used guitar rig on his Macbook for his solos." http://www.bombshellzine.com/ontherecord/staticx.htm Reply 0   0

new guitar   |2009-01-27 02:54:54 wayne has a new esp v guitar instead of his explorer style guitar, it's on esp's website. and to the "cheap crap" comment, just because it's cheap and a solid state doesn't make it a crappy amp. it just goes to show you don't need a $2000 amp to get a good sound. Reply 2   1

Dave  - Correction...   |2008-12-06 15:55:59 Not cheap crap equipment, just a cheap crap amp. Reply 1   1

dave  - Cheap   |2008-11-09 12:38:36 Wow, it's weird someone like him would use cheap crap equipment. Reply 1   2

nater tater   |2008-05-15 15:33:29 everything here looks about right, the only thing i see to be wrong is the cab. im pretty sure he uses the MG head but goes into a Marshall 1960 A cab (but you did get the speakers right) Reply 1   0

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