Francesco Artusato (Devil You Know) – Gear

Devil You Know’s Francesco Artusato walks us through his arsenal of Ibanez guitars that he’s currently using on the Revolver Golden Gods tour with Black Label Society and Down. Watch the video above, click on the thumbnails below to view the full-size images, and be sure to check out our interview with Fran here: PART ONE & PART TWO.

: Francesco’s LACS RG7

: Francesco’s Laney Amp/Cab & Line6 Effects Rig

Ivan Chopik & Francesco Artusato

[Special thanks to Brandon Epling for his excellent video and photography work!]

About Ivan Chopik

Ivan Chopik founded Guitar Messenger in the Fall of 2007 and is currently running the online magazine as Editor-in-Chief, webmaster, and writer. He is also a guitarist, composer, and audio engineer who graduated from Berklee College of Music in May 2012 with a Bachelor of Music degree in Guitar Performance, Music Business & Management, and Music Production/Engineering.

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