Bradford Cox

Bradford Cox on Eventide: PitchFactor "I was about to give up writing with a guitar and then this thing came along." - Pitchfork, December 20, 2010

As you can see in the proof photo there is a Eventide PitchFactor next to a Line 6 delay pedal. Bradfors use this mostly in "Halcyon Digest" and most "Atlas Sounds" sounds. Some classic songs where bradford use this amazing pedal are: "Te amo", "Helicopter" and the f***ing great riff on "He Would Have Laughed". This pedal is also we I love bradford.

2:30 into this video Bradford Cox is playing on two Roland SP-404SXs.

Bradford Cox can be seen with the OS-2 as he is sitting by his pedalboard in this picture.

In this photo, Cox is playing a Fender Jazzmaster.

In this picture Bradford Cox is seen playing a '74 Gibson Les Paul Signature. The image comes from a live performance at The Apple Store in New York City's Soho.

Bradford Cox, from Deerhunter, uses the Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal, as shown in the Tumblr post detailing his pedalboard setup.

During this interview Panda Bear mentions that Bradford Cox recommended Ableton to him

Bradford's DL4 can be seen on his pedalboard in this picture.

Shown here on a Deerhunter tour

In this picture, Bradford can clearly be seen using a Digitech Digiverb.

This photo shows Cox playing a Fender Telecaster Deluxe.

In this video Bradford Cox can be seen playing a Nord Stage 2.

In the begin of this video we can clearly see Bradford using the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay to create the first sound of Helicopter.

Bradford Cox can be seen playing his Teisco Del Rey in this image.

This picture shows Cox performing with a Vox Teardrop Bass.

When they're touring with a musical mindset, Bradford uses the Digitech Digidelay to run vocals through, to loop, use reverse reverb & a couple different delays. It is truly one of the most beautiful sounding pedals – an extremely textural degraded tape delay, and all the crazy looping / reverse reverb effects from Cryptograms. Essential shit.

This photo shows Cox playing a Gibson Hummingbird acoustic guitar.

The archived article from UberProAudio.com provides details on Bradford Cox's guitar rig, including his use of the Fender Hot Rod DeVille 410 III 60W 4x10 Tube Guitar Combo Amp around 2009.

The article from UberProAudio.com provides details of Bradford Cox's guitar rig, including his use of the Boss SL-20 Slicer pedal around 2009.

The archived article from UberProAudio.com provides insights into Bradford Cox's guitar rig, noting his use of the Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay around 2009.

The UberProAudio article from 2009 outlines Bradford Cox's guitar rig, highlighting his use of the MXR M104 Distortion+ pedal.

In this screenshot of Bradford's pedalboard, a TU-2 can be seen at the start of the chain

Can be seen in this picture of Bradford's pedalboard from 2015-16

Can be seen in this picture of Bradford's pedalboard from 2015-16, is also most likely to have been used on the iTunes Live from SoHo recording of "Rainwater Cassette Exchange".

Can be seen in this picture of Bradford's pedalboard from 2015-16

Can be seen in this picture of Bradford's pedalboard from 2015-16

Can be seen in this picture of Bradford's pedalboard from 2015-16

In the video titled "Bradford Cox (Deerhunter) in his home studio (2024)," uploaded by Jenny Ondioline on YouTube, Bradford Cox explicitly describes his recording setup and confirms his use of the Mu-Tron Phasor II, as originally captured from the Instagram account of nahoko_otsuka.

In the video titled "Bradford Cox (Deerhunter) in his home studio (2024)," uploaded by Jenny Ondioline on YouTube, Bradford Cox explicitly confirms his use of the Fairfield Circuitry Shallow Water in his recording setup. This information was originally shared from the Instagram account of nahoko_otsuka.

In the video titled "Bradford Cox (Deerhunter) in his home studio (2024)," uploaded on YouTube by Jenny Ondioline, Bradford Cox explicitly details his recording setup and confirms his use of the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine. This insight was initially shared via the Instagram account of nahoko_otsuka.