Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer

When he opens his pedal rig, near his left hand, the Ibanez TS9 can be seen.

This photo of Jonny Buckland's pedalboard reveals he uses an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer effects pedal. The TS9 is the 4th pedal from the left in the top row. The photo is from the "Clients" section of the official site for Mike Hill Service (who from the looks of it provide all kinds of services to pros, including amp service, creating pedalboards, etc). The original source of this image is [this page](http://www.mikehillservices.com/coldplay---jonny-buckland-328-p.asp). Judging by the enviorment and stage set up, this appears to have been taken in 2009 at Wembley Stadium on the Viva la Vida tour run.

The second pedal in this chain is a Tube Screamer. Taken from Feed Me's Instagram.

This photo of Jack Johnson's pedalboard was found on The Rigs blog, as part of an interview with Jack Johnson from June 2011. The photo shows his acoustic guitar pedalboard on the left, and electric guitar pedal setup on the right. The latter includes two Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedals.

"The Tube Screamer is a go-to pedal. I was wondering what Stevie was steppin' on, and it was one of those green boxes."

Martin Garrix can be seen here holding a Gibson Les Paul Standard guitar, and the one effect pedal that's visible is the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer. This photo was taken before his performance with Bebe Rexha on The Tonight Show, which can be seen [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A64qCEJtt_I).

First-ever appearance of an overdrive/distortion on Omars pedal board. The Tube Screamer was added in November of 2015 for the ANTEMASQUE tour with travis barker. Possibly replacing the MXR micro amp that used to be on all of his boards.

In this Instagram post by Billie Joe Armstrong, his Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal can be seen in front of the amp head.

" replaced the Boss SD-1 during the Elevation Tour"

first pic, bottom

An early Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer effects pedal was placed at Stevie Ray Vaughans pedalboard.

In 56:54 you can see that he uses TS-9 for his great sound.

According to Tone Freak's website, Keuning uses the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal.

Bombay Bicycle Club at The Arts Museum by Sigurður Ástgeirsson

Robbie Robertson uses this effect as seen on his official websites gear collection.

Johnson's lead circuit of his pedal board sports an Ibanez TS9 Tube Driver, and can be seen in this Premier Guitar interview at (3:00).

As this source shows, Carlos Santana is also using a Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer to create over-drive.

"Nice 80's Tubescreamer find in Davenport today."

On top of the keyboard at the beginning of this video is a TS9 that Trent owns.

In this source picture you can see a shot of César Rosas' pedalboard which features a Boss BF-2, DD-3, RV-5, Ibanez Tube Screamer as well as a Pickup Booster.

This is one of many pieces of gear listed in a 2007 Computer Music feature on Venetian Snares.

Used on “Ride the Lightning” as a replacement for the ProCo Rat which was stolen in 1984 ([Source](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/entertainment/gear_of_the_gods_james_hetfield.html)). This was the last time he’d use a distortion pedal in his signal chain, as he moved toward using a Mesa Boogie/Marshall combo to get most of his sound.

Anastasio has been using two tube screamers "since the early days" according to the Phish guitarist in this video at (3:05). One is set on full scream for sustain and one on light distortion, sometimes both at once. He uses them when he's not using his digital effects.

According to this interview with Gilbert Garza, Buddy's guitar tech, his signaal goes into the "Buddy Guy signature wah pedal by Dunlop, and out to an Ibanez Tube Screamer."

> Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer: “He uses this all the time, it’s his go-to pedal. We use 808s and TS9s pretty much interchangeably, so I hope that ends some kind of fight out there on the internet! [laughs]” This photo of Brad Paisley's pedalboard is from an article in [Music Radar](https://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/in-pictures-36-pro-guitarist-pedalboards-630194).

"Captain" Kirk Douglas uses an Ibanex TS9 Tube Screamer on his live pedalboard rig for The Tonight Show Staring Jimmy Fallon. It is shown [@ 2:30] in the video.

According to Metallica's 2010 tour gear list, Kirk Hammett uses an Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer pedal

it states he uses this pedal on his website

This Pic is from No Code era.

According to Gossard's guitar tech, "We use different pedals to achieve different amounts of distortion and overdrive: a DOD graphic eq pedal that boosts the signal and drives the amps' preamp sections harder, a Boss Hyperfuzz…" Full article [here.](http://www.guitarfxdepot.com/rigs/stone-gossard-pearl-jam-guitar-rig/)

"Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer. The King of pedals. This is a reissue. I have a couple of old ones. I’ve compared them and I can’t tell the difference. I can’t recommend this highly enough."

A Tube Screamer can be seen on Billy Duffy's pedalboard at 17:50 in this rig rundown video.

Ryan Jarman can be seen here using an Ibanez TS9 overdrive pedal. This photo looks like it was taken during the promotion of The Cribs' album Men's Needs, Women's Neeeds, Whatever which would date it around 2007-2009.

According to Strymon's pedalboard feature, Lukather uses the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal.

In this pedalboard photo, which was uploaded by Bynum on his Instagram profile, one of the pedals that can be seen on the board is the Ibanez TS9 tube screamer.

Bryan Adams: I had a Pete Cornish treble booster on top of that, or sometimes an Ibanez Tube Screamer depending on the track. It was all pretty straightforward.

Nineties reissue, overrated but used occassionally for solos.

Alex uses TS-9 moded by Robert Keeley

at around 50:00 there can be spotted the tube screamer

In this video the Tubescreamer can be seen

"Pretty much standard for blues/rock. I have two. #1 sounds better. No substitute for digging in w/ fingers though!"

daron used this pedal on the self titled album.

If you look in the back, you can see that Cliff's pedalboard consists of an Ibanez TS-9, a Morley tel ray PWB, and a Boss CS-2

In the photo, which shows Ray Toro's pedalboard, next to ZVex Super Duper pedal, there is Ibanez TS9.

Bottom right of Kim's pedalboard you can see an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer Effects Pedal. [Source](http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/eq/kim.html).

info about equipment copied from the link above

Jimmy's pedal board has now been reduced to just a few texturing sounds. Guitar > Audio Technica Wireless > Buddha Wah > Boss Phaser > Ibanez Tube Screamer > Boss Tremolo > Ernie Ball Volume Pedal > Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier input.

Zach Blair says, at 10:25 in this rig rundown video, that he believes "no pedalboard is complete without [a Tube Screamer]... We use that just to pop little things."

The Ibanez TS-9 can be seen besides the ProCo Rat 2 and the Boss Effects of the Instagram pedal shot.

In this photo, Brian appears to be using Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal.

Alex Rosamilia's pedal board is played out as follows, "The signal starts with the guitar running into an Ernie Ball VP JR volume pedal, and its tuner out hits a TC Electronic PolyTune Mini Noir. From there, the signal enters the first Loop-Master, which is connected to six pedals: a Boss NS-2 (to control unwanted noise from the gain pedals), an Ibanez TS9." Taken from a [Premier Guitar article](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21588-rig-rundown-the-gaslight-anthem).

At 0:08 in this video of Kodaline's 2012 european tour the, Ibanez TS Tube Screamer can be seen as part of Mark's set up.

In this 2008 pedalboard photo (which is his pedalboard because it looks almost identical to his [2010 one](https://flic.kr/p/93aWUe)), the Ibanez TS9 tube screamer is visible.

An Ibanez TS9 can be seen on Tegan's pedalboard in this picture.

At 2:47 you can see Gustaf's pedalboard.

Guitarist Robert Ackroyd has two Fender Hot Rod DeVille 212 amps. “They have a great drive sound without getting the levels too loud,” says guitar/bass tech Djamir “Penguin” Filho. “Added to the amps are two THD Hot Plates. I can control the levels and have the tubes always ‘full-on’ while keeping the volume correct for the show. We mike each amp with a Shure SM57.” Ackroyd’s footpedals comprise a H.O.G. (harmonic octave-generator guitar synth); Boss Loop Station RC-2, TU-3 chromatic tuner, FZ-5 fuzz, TR-2 tremolo and DD-7 digital delay; DigiTech X Series digital reverb; and Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer. - See more at: http://www.mixonline.com/news/tours/all-access-florence-and-machine/368254#sthash.PF1WImhw.dpuf

Can be seen in a pedalboard picture from a 2017 guitar magazine interview.

Noodles uses a version of the Tube Screamer with a Robert Keeley mod, as told in this interview to Ultimate Guitar: "We don't screw around with effects too much. We messed around a little bit with amps and stuff in here. The only real effect we relied heavily on was the, what is it, the (Robert) Keeley-modified Tube Screamer? It's like the Ibanez Tube Screamer except it wasn't even an Ibanez. Essentially it's the same circuitry and stuff but then he adds some kind of chip to it or something." source: https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/interviews/interviews/offsprings_noodles_i_dont_care_to_argue_how_punk_i_am.html

"It's pretty simple- Tuner, my TS-9, Noise Suppressor, my DD-3..."

As shown in this post.

In this Instagram picture, of a closeup of Ross' pedalboard, an Ibanez Tube Screamer can be seen.

In this rig rundown, Michael Angelo Batio talks about the pedals he uses live around 13:30, and mentions the Ibanez TS9.

You can see the Tube Screamer at 33:16 in the video

In this diagram (formerly on guitar.com) we can see Jesse's guitar rig during a tour in support of Brand New's landmark album 'The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me'. In this diagram, we can see that Jesse had a Ibanez Tube Screamer on his pedalboard with a Mr. Analog 808 mod.

In this photo, we can see TS9 Tube Screamer at left corner of Fratelli's pedalboard.

In this tour clip, Ryan shows his full pedal board as of June 2011, his Ibanez Tube Screamer included. It can be seen at 2:40 in the video.

In this video, Jake Bowen was seen using an Ibanez TS-9 with an Ernie Ball volume pedal and Boss NS-2 noise gates.

The 2nd pedal on the bottom

An Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal can be seen on Dave's board at 19:51 in this rig rundown video.

"Ibanez Tube Screamer, which I just use for a gain boost on some of my leads." Seen at 2:05

Vedi video in allegato.

"I've been using the TS-9/Voodoo combo with my three single coil Strat…"

Listed on http://www.uberproaudio.com/who-plays-what/861-colin-james-guitar-rig-gear-and-equipment

Live at Paleo festival de Nyon Concert 2014 at 11:47 during the song Roy's Gang there is a little piece of green pedal efect. Probably it's Tube Screamer.

Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer at 2:00

Gregor Makintosh e Aaron Aedy in studio hanno registrato con la coppia Peavey 5150+Tubescreamer e SunnO))) model T + Hyperfuzz Boss

In this video, Ola Englund uses an Ibanez TS-9 tube screamer.

Nancy's guitar tech mentions that her guitar signal goes into a Tube Screamer after her Whirlwind A/B Selector, in this rig rundown, at 35:25.

“I have a Planet Waves tuner, a Morley A/B box, a Zoom 9000, a Boss Blues Driver, a Fulltone OCD box, a TS-9 Tube Screamer, a Boss Chorus and a Line 6 delay.”

In this pedalboard photo posted by Greene on his Instagram profile, one of the pedals that can be seen is the Ibanez TS9 tube screamer.

A TS9 Tubescreamer is easily identifiable in the banner photo. The pedal is seen under Brian's elbow.

The classic Tube Screamer can be seen on Bo's pedalboard.

This is a full list of Stereolab's live and studio equipment, circa. 2004.

On Max's pedal board you can see an Ibanez Tube Screamer

Yes..... Here are all the little beauties! After a lot of research I am pretty sure that these are the pedals Squire used up until early 1990. there is he ts9

According to Premier Guitar's Rig Rundown with AFI, Jade uses TWO Ibanez TS9s.

I like it because it gives a crunchiness, but it's not overbearing.

This video is of a Mineral performance at Mankato Skatepark on 08/27/1997. At 21:10, the pedal can be seen in front of Chris for 4 seconds. The set includes songs from February/M.D., The Power of Failing, and EndSerenading, so it is plausible that this pedal was used by Chris throughout his career in Mineral from 1994 to 1998.

According to this Instagram photo, Wilson also has Ibanez TS-9. He also has Keeley-modded Ibanez TS-9.

Steve showcases his rig in this Instagram post dated June 17, 2016, just before a performance at Jackson Triggs Niagara Estate, Ontario.

As shown in his Instagram post

In this photo from Porter's Twitter account, an Ibanez TS9 can be seen in Porter's board.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Valenzuela uses Ibanez TS9.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Johnson uses Ibanez TS9.

In this photo of Bob's pedalboard, from [this](http://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/the-residents-2013-us-tour-guitar-rig.1212720/) collection of photos of a concert, his Ibanez Tube Screamer can be seen.

According to the Premier Guitar's interview, Hatfield uses 2 Ibanez TS9 tube screamers.

in this pic you can see peters pedal set up. with on the left an ibanez tubescreamer.

No Explanation from the Artist. The pedal can be seen on Cheney's Pedal Board at 2:13

"Yeah, I’m using my TS9, and I use another one just for a little extra overdrive."

"But yeah, I had a pedal drawer with a Tube Screamer and a Phase 90 and flanger. Terry Kath was very fond of the phase-shifter. I’ve become addicted to it myself."

He uses TS9 in his pedalboard.

(from GuitarGeek) "A detailed gear diagram of Mike Schleibaum's Darkest Hour stage setup that traces the signal flow of the equipment in his 2009 guitar rig."

Michael's gear is listed in this interview.

On the site it says: ''He currently plays an Ibanez H. R. Giger series Iceman guitar. He also uses an Ibanez Tube Screamer overdrive pedal. '' but it's taken from Wikipedia, so we surely need a better source. We'd need an interview where he states that, but it's just common knowledge among all the Hellhammer/Celtic Frost fans around the world that his set up has always been a JCM 800 and an Ibanez TS9.

Tube screamer gives it some dirt and tightens it up. Source is from the Bolt Thrower website.

A Shadowkey has a great huge rhythm sound - can you describe how this is created? My guitars are Jackson RR's and a Mesa Boogie Single Rectifier amp head spiced with Ibanez Tubecreamer TS9 thru Marshall JCM800 lead series cabs, which I think are the best sounding Marshalls ever. Harri's (OG's another guitarist) set-up is Gibson Flying-V thru Marshall JCM800 model 2203; that's the single channel model, thru Marshall cabs spiced with the mighty yellow Boss SuperOverdrive. The sound is created with just these two rhythm guitars, but there were lots of different microphones in front of and behind the cabs.

mentioned on video

In 2017, Nils Lofgren opened an online account on Reverb's website, on which he sells his own pieces of gear. So far, a lot of items have been sold, including the Ibanez TS9 tube screamer.

Seen in the setup used to add guitar tracks to their new album

Overdrive Pedal used by Henrik

Pedalboard used in conjunction with Marshall: "My live ‘board is pretty simple - essentially just a tuner, an octave pedal, and a couple of subtle boost pedals. 90% of the core sound is from the guitar and amp, then a clean boost is used just to push the amp a bit harder into overdrive. I use the guitar volume for most of the tonal variations. Main pedals used are as follows: Free The Tone FINAL BOOSTER - Fantastic clean boost… the great thing is when set at zero and kicking it in there no tonal/level change whatsoever - it only adds to what’s already there. Has a nice natural sounding buffer in it too. Sonic Research ST-200 Tuner - Accurate and reliable strobe tuner that works great especially for the ‘half a step down’ tuning I use. Easy to see on dark stages too! T-Rex ALBERTA - Nice subtle tubescreamer type pedal, smoother and warmer sounding than the classic TS pedals. Normally just kicked in now and then with the Strat. T-Rex OCTAVIUS Octave pedal with switchable clean boost - This is great and is used mostly with the old cello slide guitar. The guitar has a really low output so the extra boost on here works perfectly to beef things back up. Voodoo Lab PEDAL POWER 2 PLUS - Silent, super reliable and efficient power supply! Brightonion Pedals TRUE BYPASS LOOPER - Any pedals that aren’t true bypass run through this, plus it keeps things nice and easy to switch on and off during a gig as every thing is at the front! Other pedals I use now and then: Klon Centaur, JHS Charlie Brown, Free The Tone Red Jasper, ZVEX Box Of Rock" -Aynsley Lister

Adrian Smith used an Ibanez TS9 pedal in 2006, according to [Guitar Geek](http://www.guitargeek.com/adrian-smith-iron-maiden-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2006/).

Charlie plays an Ibanez TS-9 in this picture. Also in this article. http://www.theguardian.com/music/2009/oct/01/noah-and-the-whale

Here is a picture of Fred playing using a Ibanez TS-9 on his board. The TS 9 is also listed twice (Charlie plays one too) in this article. http://www.theguardian.com/music/2009/oct/01/noah-and-the-whale

In this photo of Shearwater's pedalboards, in the Oswald's pedalboard (which is the one below), one of the pedals that can be seen is the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

Because I didn't have a photo of one of Brad's pedalboards where you could clearly see his Ibanez Tube Screamer, I decided to insert this image. You can see the Ibanez Tube Screamer in Brad's pedalboard here. There are also a bunch of other pedals in his pedalboard here, but I have not been able to identify those pedals. Anyway, the Ibanez Tube Screamer is an overdrive pedal. You can have a closer look at this pedal here. On that image you can clearly see all of the pedal's knobs and controls.

Bob Mothersbaugh used an Ibanez Tube Screamer while performing live with Devo in 2011.

"I used to love my second-generation Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer, but I’ve grown weary of that tone…"

One can clearly see a TS-9 on Tim's minimalistic pedalboard at 4:54.

Photos of Algar playing live seem to show that he has no pedals between his guitar and JCM800 amp. On the Toy Dolls' 'Ask Olga' webpage, Algar states that "For recording there are NO effects used, though live I use a tube screamer for the feedback at ends of songs only, the guitar sound comes from the Marshal JCM 800." He doesn't state which model of Tubescreamer, so I picked the classic TS9.

https://youtu.be/tFSy44BDT0M?t=25s

In this image , Ibanez TS9 pedal can be seen on his pedalboard for acoustic guitar.

Mentions in this gear-focused interview that he uses a Tubescreamer.

Talks about it @ 1:26 in the video

A Tube Screamer can be seen in this Instagram shot

According to Premier Guitar, O'Connor uses Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal.

At 0:14 in this video, there is a shot of Eoin's pedalboard, which shows an Ibanez Tube Screamer next to the Fulltone OCD overdrive.

Tom Uses the reissued model.

Zach Myers uses , according to Guitar Geek's [rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/zach-myers-shinedown-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2011/).

> My two most important effects are an Ibanez Tube Screamer and a Dunlop SW- 95 Crybaby Slash wah...

At 4:34 we can see the TS9 Tube Screamer in this rig rundown of Matt Tuck's live equipment by EMG Backstage.

In this video at 0:19 Peppers pedalboard can be seen. He uses an old Ibanez tube screamer.

In this photo Ibanez Tube Screamer can be seen at the right bottom corner of his pedalboard.

paddleboard 2015

According to Premier Guitar's article, Zedek uses the Ibanez TS9 tube screamer.

Peter uses an Ibanez Tube Screamer, according to [this](http://www.guitargeek.com/peter-koppes-the-church-2011-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-diagram/) Guitar Geek rig diagram.

Ibanez TS9 at 3:45

It gives us another color to work with. You spend all this time trying to do these complicated things with music, and then you put your foot on this pedal, and immediately you’re in this other world. The chorus on “Seventeen” slows down about 20 beats a minute, and the vibe is a lot heavier, and stepping on my Ibanez Tube Screamer adds to what we were going for mood-wise. I use it for solos sometimes, too. I have a solo on “Bobby Tanqueray” that pops out from the guitar and drums, when I have a little edge to the sound.

The "Equipment" section of this article sourced by the World Heritage Encyclopedia™ states that "Simpson's pedal-board consists of a Boss DD7, a Morley Bad Horsie Wah, a Dunlop Dime Signature Wah, an Ibanez TS9, an MXR Noise Gate, a Boss TU2, as well as a Boss BF3 and a Boss DD-6 delay pedal."

In this photo you can see Andrew's rig.

KIRK FLETCHER PEDALBOARD (EROS RAMAZZOTTI TOUR)

"In my rig it's a 5150. Now I'm using the EVH 5150 III but before I used the 5150 II or the 5150 I. I think I've had every single one of 'em. Then I would use a Tube Screamer in front of it just to kind of push it a little harder. Really not until "Common Courtesy," I never used any pedals." - excerpt from Ultimate Guitar interview.

In this Picture you can see the Ibanez TS9 as used by Matt in the studio and on stage.

This pedal can be seen just above the top head

Bj uses a tubescreamer in his pedal board rig

"Enter the RG-16. This midi interface has made my life a lot easier. Now if I want to go from, say, my lead channel with my NS-2 and TS-9 to my clean channel with my compressor, DD7, RV5, on and my NS-2 and TS-9 off, I just have to hit one button on my Mastermind Midi Controller. It makes my life a LOT easier and makes tone changes a breeze. The setup was pretty complex and required the building of a ton of custom cables. The cable making was easy though, thanks to the custom cable making kits that Planet Waves makes. "

In this gear photo posted by Feerick on his Instagram account, the Ibanez TS9 is visible.

Ibanez Tube Screamer

At 2:52 Jordan's board can be seen in detail.

At 3:15 there is a good shot of Tone's pedal board and one can see an Ibanez TS9.

The item can be seen 3:03 into this video

es una imagen vieja pero el pedal sigue

In this picture, from Wolf Alice's gig at The Boogaloo, London, on 24/02/15, Ellie Rowsell can be seen with an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer on her pedalboard.

Can be seen in the photo in the middle of the page. He also mentions this pedal at the end of the pedalboard paragraph.

at 5:05 he explain about his tube screamer

In this video Andy Othling shows his rig including an Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer.

Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer Effects Pedal is the third pedal from the left on Hans 2012's tour pedal board. A Classic tube drive.

What's on your pedal board? Jared- "Keepin it simple. From guitar to amp: -Micro POG, Boss DD-20 Giga Delay, Little Big Muff, Holy Grail verb, TS-09 Tube Screamer."

In this Article you can see that Johnny states he uses a Keeley- Modded Tube Screamer. Artist Quotes "Keeley-modded Tube Screamer for cutting through"

In this photo Daniel Christiansen pedals, it can be seen that he uses a Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

Found on Roland's old website ("Kaleidoscope" era).

In this instagram's pic, we can see a Ibanez TS9 in Ben's pedalboard

Ibanez Tubescreamer TS9 Pedal Demo

If you look at his board you can see his ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

Adam say that he uses some different pedals. But he only tells the name of one. "I have a boss tuner, noise suppressor, and delay pedal as well as an ibanez tubescreamer, Furman power conditioner, and rack mount ISP decimator"

A shot of Ron's pedal board from Twitter shows an Ibanez TS-9, an Empress Tremolo, a Subdecay Spring Theory, an Ibanez Echo Shifter, a ZVex Box of Rock, an MXR M109 6-band EQ, an Xotic EP Booster, a Malekko Omicron Compressor, and a TC Polytune Mini

It is shown on this website.

The TS9 is seen on his pedalboard in this picture.

Miranda posted a photo of her pedal board onto her official Tumblr account. The green pedal on the second row is the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

Michael Franzino uploaded a picture of his pedalboard to Instagram and the photo contained this pedal.

For the album Mania: "Matt- What equipment do you guys use? Ozo - On this recording I used my Hiwatt 200W amp along with my Hi-watt cab 4*10+1*15. That's absolutely the best rig I ever tried. For the distortion I use mostly a modified Ibanez Tubescreamer. Also for recording we have plenty of cool michrophones and tubepreamps that we use. Used my Gibson thunderbird."

El overdrive por excelencia

You can see a bunch of his pedals on the pedalboard min 0:46

Álvaro Lopéz has a Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal on your pedalboard

Francisco Durán has a ibanez ts9 OverDrive pedal on your pedalboard

"A must have if you play classic rock, blues,. country and southern rock".

We can see a Ibanez ts9 in slowdive pedalboard

I saw him live in the photos he is using one.

Tom Rutledge (Stryhorn 7) - He has a pedal board with a Line 6 Chorus pedal, Line 6 Delay, Ibanez Tube Screamer and a few other stomp boxes....volume pedal, tuner...etc etc. Though I must say the lion's share of his fine tone comes from his touch.....I have seen him pick up other instruments through different amps and get almost the same sound. :-)"

In this Premier Guitar article Bill Frisell talks about his gear.

For overdrive, Calvin has just a Tube Screamer.

During Studio Session

At his home :The laboratory ???????? @LavaCables @EHX @fender @jhspedals

At 8:56 in this video Megan is discussing her pedalbaord and you can see a clear shot of the TS-9 Tube Screamer. "So I have a fairly standard pedalboard and it's remained the same for years, actually. I've got a Tube Screamer and a volume pedal—I have to have those two elements." (https://reverb.com/news/reverb-sessions-larkin-poe-perform-and-discuss-their-pedalboards)

"Shit happens lol flood in the rehearsal room ! #rocknroll #datneck #amasicep"

In the photo posted by Shanshiashvili, we can see the Ibanez TS9 tube screamer pedal.

Third from the lower right.

In this photo, the Ibanez TS9 tube screamer is seen.

I also have an Ibanez Tube Screamer TS9 in line which I use for over the top feedback, dive bombs and when I need noise. The combination of this and my Grid Slammer really just make a ridiculous amount of heat and turn my rig into a feedback machine; great for between song noise.

Brendan uploaded this picture to Instagram on 16th March 2015 "Hey yall Crazy week. Tuesday night Michael Jordan had a very sweet gig -- Self Defense Family, Creative Adult and Soul Glo. All the bands were awesome and loud and such nice people, it was also great to see people who I normally don't see. Unfortunately I had some stuff stolen..." He went on to list the Ibanez Tube Screamer TS-9 Serial # 1330507" So unsure whether Brendan still uses a Tube Screamer since it was stolen but he used the pedal prior to this.

This pedal has been used extensively through the past few years

> "After acquiring a decent starter electric guitar, naturally, my next purchase was a guitar pedal, and that came in the form of the Ibanez FZ7 Tone Lok Fuzz. From there, I got a wah pedal as a birthday present, a Tube Screamer I saved up for for months..." First visible in this video at 0:43.

As part of Van Zandt's rack in 2008.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-oDk89yHzo

Euronymous played a sunburst Gibson Les Paul guitar, which can be seen in many pictures of him playing. He played through a Marshall Half Stack and used an Ibanez Tube Screamer pedal as well as another distortion pedal to create a unique sound.

In this instagram photo Jake shows us his pedalboard.

You can see on the top left of Josh's pedalboard there is an Ibanez TS9.

Shout out to @Fender @Fishmanmusic @Line6 @DigiTech & @shure for the new set up ????????????????Now I'm ready to leave for tour tomorrow!

We can see fernando motta pedalboard in this picture

As seen on her rig for touring with Declan McKenna

Pictures of live review show Rowell's gear and the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal.

New Dominic's pedals for the Broken Machine tour

On pedalboard nº1

Ibanez Japones de 1990.

James mentoins using the Tube Screamer on this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhKuQ-IrHmM

The pedal can be seen on Jay's pedalboard in the down right corner.

used while recording

http://i.hizliresim.com/qbM6PW.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VE2d5OJSq18&t=

one of his pedals

In a tweet made by Syu in May 7th of 2017, Syu is shown to use an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer Overdrive in his rig for the Loud Out Festival.

You can see his whole pedal board in this live performance at 1:38

pepe use this amp for record the gran blanco album

According to Premier Guitar's Rig Rundown with Citizen, Nick uses an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

Henri's Instagram post displays his entire pedalboard including his Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

Thsi pedal is often used by Paul

Moog Slim Phatty, Boss Octave pedal (either OC-2 or OC-3), TS9DX Turbo Tube Screamer, Moog Lowpass Filter, Ernie Ball Volume Pedal, Boss DD-5 Digital Delay, Avalon U5 for DI output, Eden Traveler 400-watt head (sounds much better than 800-watt versions in my opinion), 1×15 Ampeg cabinet, 4×10 Gallien-Krueger cabinet.

Here you hear the tube screamer

In this video he says he has an orginial TS9 and he compares it to a TS808DX

As seen on last tour pedalboard

in this photo you can see the SAMUEL SHEA's pedalboard with the IBANEZ TS9

"Blake plugs his Jacksons into a Line 6 G70 Wireless. From there, the signal hits a TC Electronic PolyTune, Ibanez TS9, Boss RC-3 Loop Station (which runs through a DI), and an Ibanez DE-7 Delay/Echo is in the amp's effects loop. A Voodoo Lab PP2 supplies the juice."

Picture taken from the performance of Souvlaki Space Station on KCRW on July of 2017. You can see an Ibanez TS9 (pretty dirty at that, maybe modded too?) besides a Boss Super Overdrive

Zach has a ibanez tube screamer on his pedal board

At the start of the video, Akio Shimizu can be seen using an Ibanez TS-9 as a clean boost to his H&K Duotone amp.

Right at the first shot, we can see Darcy's wooden pedalboard. The Tube Screamer format and color makes it distinguishable from others pedals.

Once again, at mark [1:08](https://youtu.be/wfDJTNUrUTA?t=68), the Tube Screamer appears along two other pedals.

Alright - here we go - Snow in Berlin. There are two guitars, two channels: left channel; the big fat riff that sounds a bit like Neil Young , that´s me - I was playing a White Hollow Body Yamaha Guitar at the time (the guitar is no longer with me, nor the drummer that owned it I´m afraid…). I ´m playing it through a Fender Twin Reverb. It´s a pretty loud set-up. I´m using a tube-screamer pedal. I´m pushing it a bit! The trick tough is to play it soft, you know, do not hit the guitar strings too hard. Continue to interact with the feedback coming out of the amp.

Near the bottom left of this Facebook post by Madaila, a TS9 is visible on Daly's pedalboard.

In this video, at the upper edge of the pedalboard, the Tube Screamer is visible.

@ 2:12 in the video

Jestin uses an ibanez tube screamer

Benny's pedalboard can be seen with a green tube screamer of some sort on the far right

Clearly seen in the bottom right of his pedal board

seen on his pedal board

In this post brian shows off his pedal board. on his board, brian has a tube screamer

The tube screamer can be seen at the bottom of this picture from a April 2019 concert.

As shown [here](https://www.gofundme.com/la-witch-stolen-gear)

The pedal are seen in this video.

Can be seen at 0:19 on this video

Dave uses a ibanez tube screamer on his pedal board

"Funnily enough, I also have a custom Ron Burgundy tube screamer that Justine [Jones, Employed To Serve vocalist] got me for my birthday some years back. It's not actually in my setup at the moment, but it does sound sick and looks incredible."

Interview with Music Radar: "What I've gotten into now is taking off the reverbs, the wahs, the phasers and the crazy digital aspect of everything. I'm only playing through a Tube Screamer and a delay pedal, and I'm working the natural sound of my guitar and the Vox."

Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer pedal seen in Donna's Instagram photo.

You can see a Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer laying on the ground.

The stomps I use are a Pro Co Rat for aggressive, distortion/fuzz tones, a Strymon Flint for any reverb and tremolo needs, and an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer for some warm saturation. Everything runs into a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III. It’s as simple as they come—a single 12-inch speaker and 50 watts of pure volume and fury. I use a TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play for some reverb and delay on my vocals because you can never trust a sound guy [laughs]. At this point, I don’t think I’ll ever change my rig.”