Periphery

Meris Ottobit Jr.: The Bitcrusher That Was Never Really a Bitcrusher

Meris Ottobit Jr full guide: bitcrusher, sequencer and stutter explained, 10 tone recipes, verified artist users, and how it compares to the Ottobit X.

Jackson Juggernaut HT6: Misha Mansoor’s Djent Blueprint

The Jackson Pro Series Juggernaut HT6 is Misha Mansoor's own signature design — the guitar built to deliver Periphery's tight, surgical djent tone.

Jackson Pro Series Dinky DK2QM: The Body Shape Three Icons Share

The Jackson Dinky DK2QM shares its bolt-on shape with Phil Collen's PC1, Adrian Smith's San Dimas Dinky, and Misha Mansoor's Juggernaut. Here's the history.

PRS Mark Holcomb SVN: Periphery’s Seven-String Weapon

Mark Holcomb toured with prototypes for two years before PRS finalized the SVN. Here's how Periphery's guitarist built his seven-string signature.

The Djent Architect’s Blueprint: Inside the Peavey Invective.120

Misha Mansoor's signature 120W tube head: 3 channels, built-in noise gate, MIDI recall and MSDI DI — the successor to the 6505 crown explained in full.

The Amp That Refused to Die: How the Peavey 6505 Survived a Divorce, a Trademark War, and Thirty Years of Genre-Defining Gain

The Peavey 6505 is the 5150 renamed — 120W all-tube, built in Mississippi. Verified player history, tone settings, specs, and buying advice inside.

The 6505+ Head: Same Bloodline, Better Channels — Peavey’s Smartest High-Gain Head

The Peavey 6505+ (renamed 5150 II) has per-channel EQ, six 12AX7s and 120W of 6L6GC power. Verified players, tone recipes, and a used-market buying guide.

Mark Holcomb (Periphery) Guitars & Gear: The Complete Guide to the PRS-Obsessed Prog Metal Architect’s Rig

Misha Mansoor (Periphery) Guitars & Gear: The Complete Guide to the Djent Architect’s Precision Rig