Jonathan Wilson

In the YouTube video "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" by Produce Like A Pro, Jonathan Wilson discusses his use of the Ibanez HD1000 Harmonics/Delay in his studio setup.

In this photo posted on Jonathan's Instagram a Catalinbread Pareidolia can be seen.

The song “Rare Birds” is interesting in that we kept my garage-band solo, improvised first take in Joshua Tree, then dropped that into the new full-band recording and re-amped the gnarly fuzz that started as my GVCG Tele into a Shin-Ei Companion Fuzz.

I also collect Tone Benders, and there are quite a few of those on it, quite a bit of Catalinbread Ecorec, and my Mu-tron.

Jonathan has a Belle Epoch on his board in this photo by Catalinbread's Instagram.

In this photo posted on Jonathan's Instagram a Mutron Micro V can be seen.

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I first got my Mu-Tron Micro V just to try out and I kept it,” he recalls. “I still use that for the vocal sound it gives me, I like that because it sharpens the melodic connections. Same thing when I use the talkbox. The Mu-Tron is an extension of that.” Despite the Garcia associations, his love of the Mu-Tron didn’t come from Jerry, though he does describe himself as a bit of an acolyte. “Yeah for sure,” he explains. “But not at the time I got the Mu-Tron, which was a long time ago. Since then I really discovered him and the Dead, and have done stuff with GD members. But Jerry was a luminary to me.”

In the YouTube video "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" by Warren Huart, Jonathan Wilson discusses using the DBX 161 in his studio setup.

The blackface Princeton Reverb, for sure, and a ’63 Vox AC30. I also used a new Hi-Tone amp and a hand-wired Fender tweed Deluxe. Sometimes, the Princeton and the Hi-Tone together for a sweet stereo spread.

Jonathan Wilson talks through the racks in his studio

A Fulltone Tube Tape Echo sits on Jonathan's amp throughout this video. Can be seen at 4:33.

An MXR Carbon Copy can be seen on Jonathan's board at 2:28 on this video.

In these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine a Belcat Analog Delay can be seen.

In the YouTube video "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" by Produce Like A Pro, Jonathan Wilson discusses his studio setup, including the use of the Drawmer DS201 effects processor.

In the YouTube video "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" by Warren Huart, Jonathan Wilson discusses his use of the RCA BA-6A effects processor in his studio setup.

In the YouTube video "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" by Warren Huart, Jonathan Wilson discusses the gear in his studio, including the Master Room XL-305 effects processor.

My dad’s ’72 Gibson ES-355 is on a lot of the album. Also, my Rickenbacker 12, my white GVCG strat, and my ’57 Les Paul Junior.

A Dunlop Uni-Vibe Stereo Chorus can be seen on Jonathan's board at 2:28 on this video.

A Fulltone Supa-Trem can be seen on Jonathan's board at 2:28 on this video.

An Xotic Ep booster can be seen on Jonathan's board at :52 in this video.

A Malekko E616 Analog Delay can be seen on Jonathan's board at :52 in this video.

In these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine a Pro Co Rat can be seen.

in these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine a Blonde Fender Bassman can be seen.

In a Tape Op interview, Jonathan Wilson discusses his early exposure to high-quality equipment, including the Fairchild 660 Compressor, highlighting its influence on his career.

In a video titled "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" on the Produce Like A Pro YouTube channel, Jonathan Wilson discusses his use of the Lexicon PCM 42 effects processor in his studio setup.

In a video titled "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" on the Produce Like A Pro YouTube channel, Jonathan Wilson discusses the gear in his studio, including his use of the Universal Audio UREI 1176-LN Peak Limiter.

Jonathan Wilson talks through the racks in his studio

Jonathan Wilson talks through the racks in his studio

In the YouTube video "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" on the Produce Like A Pro channel, Jonathan Wilson discusses the equipment in his studio, including his Ibanez AD202 effects processor.

In a YouTube video titled "Analog Mixing & Jonathan Wilson's Home Studio" by Warren Huart on Produce Like A Pro, Jonathan Wilson discusses the gear in his studio, including his Yamaha DX1 FM Synthesizer.

My dad’s ’72 Gibson ES-355 is on a lot of the album. Also, my Rickenbacker 12, my white GVCG strat, and my ’57 Les Paul Junior.