Efrim Menuck

Efrim Menuck is shown using a Gibson Les Paul Deluxe, modified with a Bigsby B5 tremolo and the pickguard removed, in a user-uploaded photo on Ssgmusic.

"Efrim has on at least one occasion been seen using a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Trem-O-Verb head (more than likely it is a rental because it's very costly). Most of the time he uses Ampeg V-4 heads into 4x12 or 8x10 cabinets (usually Marshall and a few times Orange)."

Here you can see Efrim using his Fender Jagaur HH on stage with Godpseed You! Black Emperor.

Efrim Menuck is pictured using a Travis Bean TB1000S guitar, highlighting its significance in his early career.

can be seen next to the red wah pedal

Efrim uses a Boss GE-7 and Boss TR-2. He uses a volume pedal (possibly an Ernie Ball or Morley), along with a Maestro Fuzzstain, and Boss PSM-5 power supply. If that were not enough, he also uses an unknown green colored pedal and an old Boss multi-effects unit that he only uses for distortion. We cannot forget to mention that he operates the tape deck for the monologues, and his excellent skills with a screwdriver on the guitar strings! Recently it appears that he may be using a Z.Vex Tremolo Probe & Super Hard On, as well as a Line 6 DL-4, and a vintage Mutron Phasor.

Efrim Menuck is noted for using the ZVEX Wah Probe, as mentioned in the article "Le post-rock et sa sous-estimation au cinéma" on Memoire Online.

Efrim Menuck is noted for using the ZVEX Fuzz Factory, as listed in the article "Le post-rock et sa sous-estimation au cinéma" on Memoire Online.

Here is a clear view of the Bigsby B5 added to the Les Paul.

Efrim's board. Top left pedal - in red.

In the user-uploaded photo on Imgur, Efrim Menuck's pedalboard features an MXR M107 Phase 100, identifiable as the orange pedal in the second position on the top row.

Efrim Menuck uses a Catalinbread Belle Epoch delay pedal, identifiable by its distinctive gray casing covered with purple tape, as shown in the Imgur source.

"Efrim has on at least one occasion been seen using a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Trem-O-Verb head (more than likely it is a rental because it's very costly). Most of the time he uses Ampeg V-4 heads into 4x12 or 8x10 cabinets (usually Marshall and a few times Orange)."

Efrim Menuck uses the ZVEX Hand-Painted Tremolo Probe, as detailed in Alexis Tanet's article on Memoire Online.

First pedal on the bottom left of the board.

Purple pedal in the centre of the board.

Black pedal with two large knobs next to the Ibanez delay.

Top row second to the right.

Top row, black pedal in the centre.

Large red pedal on the far left on the top row.

In the image sourced from Imgur, Efrim Menuck's Peterson VSS-C StroboStomp Classic Pedal Strobe Tuner is visible next to the red Lehle Little Dual pedal.

Efrim Menuck uses the Empress Tape Delay, identifiable by its black casing and four knobs, as shown in the Imgur source.

Efrim Menuck uses a Paul Cochrane Timmy overdrive pedal, identifiable by its distinctive purple tape, as seen in the Imgur source.

Efrim Menuck is shown using a JHS Colour Box, identifiable by its distinctive white casing with red and blue knobs, as seen in the Imgur gallery.

In the image from Imgur, Efrim Menuck's Real McCoy Custom RMC5 Wizard Wah Pedal is visible as the red wah pedal positioned furthest from the camera.

seen all the way to the left, label clearly shown

"Efrim uses a Boss GE-7 and Boss TR-2. He uses a volume pedal (possibly an Ernie Ball or Morley), along with a Maestro Fuzzstain, and Boss PSM-5 power supply. If that were not enough, he also uses an unknown green colored pedal and an old Boss multi-effects unit that he only uses for distortion. We cannot forget to mention that he operates the tape deck for the monologues, and his excellent skills with a screwdriver on the guitar strings! Recently it appears that he may be using a Z.Vex Tremolo Probe & Super Hard On, as well as a Line 6 DL-4, and a vintage Mutron Phasor."

"Efrim uses a Boss GE-7 and Boss TR-2. He uses a volume pedal (possibly an Ernie Ball or Morley), along with a Maestro Fuzzstain, and Boss PSM-5 power supply. If that were not enough, he also uses an unknown green colored pedal and an old Boss multi-effects unit that he only uses for distortion. We cannot forget to mention that he operates the tape deck for the monologues, and his excellent skills with a screwdriver on the guitar strings! Recently it appears that he may be using a Z.Vex Tremolo Probe & Super Hard On, as well as a Line 6 DL-4, and a vintage Mutron Phasor."

Efrim Menuck uses the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler pedal, as noted in the article "Le post-rock et sa sous-estimation au cinéma" on Memoire Online.

Efrim Menuck is noted for using the Diamond Memory Lane delay effects pedal, as referenced in the Memoire Online article "Le post-rock et sa sous-estimation au cinéma" by Alexis Tanet.