Todd Gummerman

In this photo, we can see Gummerman using a Gretsch G6120DC.

In this photo, we can see Gummerman playing a Galanti Grand Prix 3003 guitar.

Mutemath's Todd Gummerman discusses his pedals with Paste magazine, which include a JHS 4 Wheeler Guitar Effects Pedal.

Todd Gummerman sits down with Paste magazine and talks about all the pedals he uses while playing with Mutemath. A Analogman Mini Bi-Comp Compressor is one of them. - Source.

Along with a myriad of other Pedals, Todd uses a TC Electronic PolyTune Polyphonic Tuner Pedal. This is according to an interview he did with Paste magazine.

Todd discusses with Paste magazine his laundry list of Pedals. One of which includes the Aguilar Filter Twin Dual Envelope Filter Effects Bass Pedal. Source.

You can see a JHS Double Barrel in this image of Todd carrying his pedalboard. He talks about his entire list of pedals with Paste magazine in this article.

A Boss DD-5 Digital Delay Pedal is on Todd's extensive pedalboard. This is all according to his article with Paste magazine.

This little guy sits in Todd's pedalboard. Source.

Paste magazine interviewed 16 artists about the effects they use. Todd mentions in this article that he uses a Boss PS-5 SUPER Shifter Pedal.

This brightly colored pedal is used by Todd according to this article from Paste magazine.

"I love the versatility of the Cathedral Reverb along with the fantastic infinite feature on it." - Todd Gummerman.

The next pedal up in Todd's rundown here for Paste magazine is the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.

Mutemath's Todd Gummerman discusses with Paste magazine the pedals he uses on tour. The JHS Banana Boost is one of these pedals.

"I suppose the pedal that I have the most fun with, as well as one of the most underrated delays out there is the Ibanez DE7. The Echo has just the right amount of high end rolled off for a very warm, useful texture to fill up the spaces." - Todd Gummerman

Todd also uses a JHS modded Boss Tremolo on tour. Source.

A fan asks Mutemath on their reddit ama, "What would you guys say is your favorite piece of gear from your respective roles, (like Rhodes or keytar for Paul, Moog for Roy and so on)"

Todd responds, "Todd here. I've been playing an MS2000 for something like 13 years now, and I love it. But actually the Juno-60 stole my heart recently- the sound is amazing- like an audio hug."

The whole ama can be found here.

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