Inhaler – Open Wide

In the YouTube video titled "Inhaler - Billy (Yeah Yeah Yeah) | Live On 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'," Josh Jenkinson is seen using a Hiwatt SE212F Fane 2x12 Speaker Cabinet as an external cabinet for one of his combo amps. The identification of the cabinet as a 2x12 model is evident from the microphone placement on the cabinet's front. The video is provided by InhalerVEVO.

In a screenshot from Inhaler's "Open Wide" album release trailer, a ZVex Fuzz Factory Vertical pedal is visible on Josh Jenkinson's pedalboard. His use of this pedal is further verified by live footage, which highlights its distinctive green sides and five-knob configuration, confirming its presence in his setup.

In a screenshot from Inhaler's set at the TRNSMT festival 2025, the Electro-Harmonix SYNTH9 Synthesizer Machine is visible on the top row of Josh Jenkinson's pedalboard. It is identifiable by its blue faceplate and a combination of black and white knobs. Jenkinson employs this pedal live to reproduce the sound of the bridge section of the song "Open Wide".

In the live performance of "Billy (Yeah Yeah Yeah)" on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Elijah Hewson's pedalboard features the Boss BD-2W Blues Driver Waza Craft, identifiable by the silver text on the rubber footpad.

A screenshot of Elijah Hewson's pedalboard, taken from a YouTube short featuring Inhaler in the studio during the production of "Open Wide," clearly shows the Strymon Mobius Modulator. The pedal is identifiable by its distinct blue color and its position on the board, which was later occupied by Hewson's Jam Pedals Ripply Fall during the "Open Wide" tour. The Strymon Mobius can also be seen on Hewson's board during a live performance of "Open Wide" on the Tommy Tiernan Show.

In a screenshot from a YouTube Shorts clip featuring Elijah Hewson and Josh Jenkinson recording "A Question of You," a TASCAM Portastudio 424 MKIII is visible atop a flight case labeled "John Henry's Backline." This suggests that the console may have been hired for the session. It is highly likely that Hewson used the TASCAM for his guitar sounds, as he later replicated the console preamp distortion sounds from "Open Wide" using a Hudson Broadcast Dual after the band's tour for the album, indicating the equipment's use by Hewson on the track.