Hisako Tabuchi

Hisako's signature 1965 sunburst Jazzmaster, purchased second-hand in the mid-1990s before Number Girl's 1996 debut album. Instantly recognizable thanks to the heavy wear above the fretboard.

Hisako is well-known as a Klon Centaur enthusiast. This is a picture of her pedalboard, featuring a silver Klon.

A Marshall Super Lead can be seen sitting atop an Orange 4x12 cabinet in the background.

The translated text of this tweet is as follows: "Today, the BD-2 is a Waza! The [Earthquaker] Arrows and the Centaur are already my go-tos. The [Earthquaker] Plumes is cranked! I'm not good at stepping on switches, so I use Providence loop routing boxes. Since I want to step on the CE-2 and the RE-3 at the same time, I use the loop routing boxes. The RE-6 is for those extra long delays!"

In addition to the two Providence P-4TB routing boxes, this photos shows a BOSS Waza Craft BD-2, BOSS RV-3, RV-6 and CE-2, two Earthquaker pedals (Plumes overdrive, Arrows boost), and a vintage Klon Centaur.

Hisako's also big into Blues Drivers. A Blues Driver can be seen near the beginning of her chain, right after the tuner.

A Prunes and Custard can be seen between the Klon and the Maxon AD-80.

In the photo from Hisako's twitter in the upper left corner you can see this pedal

The translated text of this tweet is as follows: "Today, the BD-2 is a Waza! The [Earthquaker] Arrows and the Centaur are already my go-tos. The [Earthquaker] Plumes is cranked! I'm not good at stepping on switches, so I use Providence loop routing boxes. Since I want to step on the CE-2 and the RE-3 at the same time, I use the loop routing boxes. The RE-6 is for those extra long delays!"

In addition to the two Providence P-4TB routing boxes, this photos shows a BOSS Waza Craft BD-2, BOSS RV-3, RV-6 and CE-2, two Earthquaker pedals (Plumes overdrive, Arrows boost), and a vintage Klon Centaur.

At 2:52 Hisako mentions how it was the first pedal she got from them & it is also visable at this timestamp

In the photo from Hisako's twitter in the upper right corner you can see this pedal

In the photo from Hisako's twitter in the lower left corner you can see this pedal

An AD-80 can be seen between the Boss digital delay and the Crowther Prunes and Custard.

Hisako runs her Marshall Super Lead through an Orange 4x12. The cabinet can be seen in the background.

A Korg Pitchblack can be seen at the beginning of Hisako's pedal chain.

The translated text of this tweet is as follows: "Today, the BD-2 is a Waza! The [Earthquaker] Arrows and the Centaur are already my go-tos. The [Earthquaker] Plumes is cranked! I'm not good at stepping on switches, so I use Providence loop routing boxes. Since I want to step on the CE-2 and the RE-3 at the same time, I use the loop routing boxes. The RE-6 is for those extra long delays!"

In addition to the two Providence P-4TB routing boxes, this photos shows a BOSS Waza Craft BD-2, BOSS RV-3, RV-6 and CE-2, two Earthquaker pedals (Plumes overdrive, Arrows boost), and a vintage Klon Centaur.

The translated text of this tweet is as follows: "Today, the BD-2 is a Waza! The [Earthquaker] Arrows and the Centaur are already my go-tos. The [Earthquaker] Plumes is cranked! I'm not good at stepping on switches, so I use Providence loop routing boxes. Since I want to step on the CE-2 and the RE-3 at the same time, I use the loop routing boxes. The RE-6 is for those extra long delays!"

In addition to the two Providence P-4TB routing boxes, this photos shows a BOSS Waza Craft BD-2, BOSS RV-3, RV-6 and CE-2, two Earthquaker pedals (Plumes overdrive, Arrows boost), and a vintage Klon Centaur.

In the photo, Hisako Tabuchi's setup includes the Organic Sounds Organic Drive "Ares" overdrive pedal, visible in the lower right corner.

In the photo from Hisako's twitter in the center of the photo you can see this pedal.

In the photo from Hisako's twitter in the lower left corner you can see this pedal

In the photo from Hisako's twitter, below to the left of the centaur, you can see this pedal

A page from a Japanese magazine details Hisako Tabuchi's gear setup, including the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal.

In a photo shared by Hisako Tabuchi on Twitter, her pedalboard features the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator, used during the recent tour.

In the photo from Hisako's twitter in the lower left corner you can see this pedal

In the photo from Hisako's twitter in the upper right corner you can see this pedal

The photo from Hisako's twitter above in the center shows this power supply

In a Twitter photo, Hisako Tabuchi's setup includes the TC Electronic Ditto Looper, visible at the top left of her Dispatch Master pedal.

Hisako is featured in an interview appearing on the Fender Japan website, where she is shown with an American Acoustasonic Jazzmaster.

The translated text of this tweet is as follows: "Today, the BD-2 is a Waza! The [Earthquaker] Arrows and the Centaur are already my go-tos. The [Earthquaker] Plumes is cranked! I'm not good at stepping on switches, so I use Providence loop routing boxes. Since I want to step on the CE-2 and the RE-3 at the same time, I use the loop routing boxes. The RE-6 is for those extra long delays!"

In addition to the two Providence P-4TB routing boxes, this photos shows a BOSS Waza Craft BD-2, BOSS RV-3, RV-6 and CE-2, two Earthquaker pedals (Plumes overdrive, Arrows boost), and a vintage Klon Centaur.

In the photo from Hisako's twitter, this pedal is the second after the leftmost in the upper corner

In the photo from Hisako's twitter in the upper right corner you can see this pedal