Paramore – After Laughter

During After Laughter's second music video, Told You So, Taylor uses a Kay Apollo II/Titan 1960's. More informations on this guitar can be found at https://reverb.com/item/2528679-kay-apollo-ii-titan-1960-s

In this video, at 6:26, Taylor is talking about this guitar.

In this picture taken during the making of After Laughter, this pedal can be seen on Taylor's pedaldoard.

In a 2018 interview featured in "Board to Death Ep. 12" by EarthQuaker Devices, Taylor York of Paramore discusses the EarthQuaker Devices Tone Job, describing it as "actually pretty rad."

"Got it cause Kevin Parker has it, 'cause everyone loves Kevin."

In the EarthQuaker Devices video, "Board to Death Ep. 12," Taylor York of Paramore discusses using the Empress Echosystem pedal.

at 3:23 we could see the radio havana pedal, he had the older version and in this video there is the new one

at 3:23 you can see the eventide H9

at 3:52 we can see the mantic proverb

in this video at 2:46 you can see an ehx pitch fork in one of the drawers of taylors pedal "case"

In this Board to Death video at 0:49 the boost pedal can be seen among 2 tuners.

In this Board to Death youtube video the compressor can be seen at 2:42

In this Youtube video at 2:19, Taylor talks about using a Top Hat Emplexador for his "gainy overdrive stuff"

Joey can be seen playing his Fender 1982 Gold Jazz Bass throughout Paramore's After Laughter tour. He mainly used it for Paramore's older songs, such as Misery Business, That's What You Get, Still Into You, and Ain't It Fun. The bass was tuned to Drop D, which is suggested by the tunings needed for That's What You Get and Still Into You. However, for Ain't It Fun and Misery Business, the low D string was tuned down to C# rather than tuning the entire bass to C# standard like former Paramore bassist Jeremy Davis used to do.

It can be spotted best in this video at 1:36.