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In a YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," E. Edwards demonstrates his pedalboard setup as of May 30, 2020. At the 2:00 mark, he showcases two Line 6 HX Stomp Guitar Multi-Effects Floor Processors prominently positioned at the top of his pedalboard, explaining how he utilizes each one differently.

In a YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," the artist E. Edwards, a guitarist and music producer, is seen explaining his pedalboard setup. At the 2:22 mark of the video, Edwards specifically points out the Strymon BigSky on the left side of his pedalboard, confirming his use of this reverb effects pedal.

TIMESTAMPED - in many of the Dream guitars youtube videos you can see these mics - Al Petteway uses the Royer R-121 Matched Pair, as demonstrated in a video by Dream Guitars on YouTube, where Petteway showcases his "Blue Ridge Suite" using this gear.

In a YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," E. Edwards demonstrates his pedalboard as of May 30, 2020. At the 0:32 mark, he explicitly points out the Lovepedal Amp Eleven, located in the bottom left corner of his pedalboard.

TIMESTAMPED - You can see the black Neumann KM184's In a video titled "Dream Guitars Lesson - Al Petteway - Open String & Two Finger Patterns in DADGAD" on YouTube, Al Petteway is shown using the Neumann km 184 mt Stereo Set. The video, provided by Dream Guitars, features Petteway demonstrating guitar techniques in DADGAD tuning.

In a YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," E. Edwards, a guitarist and music producer, explains his pedal board as of May 30, 2020. At the 0:27 mark, he showcases the Walrus Audio Mayflower positioned in the middle row of his pedal board.

In the YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," posted by E. Edwards, he provides a detailed explanation of his pedal board as of May 30, 2020. At the 0:27 mark, Edwards clearly identifies and showcases the J Rockett Audio Designs .45 Caliber pedal positioned on the bottom row of his pedal board.

In this YouTube video, titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards", E. Edwards can be seen explaining his pedal board as of May 30, 2020. At 0:23, E. Edwards can clearly be seen showing the J Rockett Audio Designs Hooligan Fuzz on the bottom row of his pedal board.

In the YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," posted by E. Edwards, he provides a detailed explanation of his pedal board as of May 30, 2020. At the 0:17 mark, he showcases an Origin Effects Cali76 Compressor. Although he does not specify the exact model, the control layout clearly identifies it as the Origin Effects Cali76 Compact Deluxe.

In this YouTube video on Gang of Four's official page, a performance of "He'd Send in the Army" filmed as part of the "Urgh! A Music War" film, Andy Gills can be seen playing an Ibanez 2680 Bob Weir model. A good view of it can be seen near the end of the video, around 2 minutes and 40 seconds.

In the YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," E. Edwards demonstrates his pedal board as of May 30, 2020. At 0:18, he identifies the JHS Morning Glory overdrive pedal. Although the version is not explicitly mentioned, the control labels clearly indicate that it is the JHS Morning Glory V3.

In a YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," posted by E. Edwards on May 30, 2020, the artist can be seen explaining his pedalboard setup. At 0:14, E. Edwards explicitly mentions and showcases the Boss TU-3S Chromatic Tuner, which is located in the bottom right corner of his pedalboard.

In the YouTube video titled "Pedalboard Walkthrough - E Edwards," E. Edwards, a guitarist and music producer, demonstrates his pedal board as of May 30, 2020. At the 0:35 mark, E. Edwards clearly uses the Dunlop Volume X Mini Pedal DVP4, which is located in the bottom right corner of his setup.

The EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run is confirmed to be used by Ren, as it is visible on his pedalboard in a screenshot from a video on his TikTok account. The knob layout in the image perfectly matches that of the Avalanche Run.