Nick Granville

In his YouTube video titled "FRACTAL AX8 Demo / Review," Nick Granville showcases the Fractal Audio Systems AX8 Amp Modeler/Multi-FX Processor, highlighting its frequent use as a preferred alternative to a traditional amp.

In this video we can see Nick demoing this strat guitar

In his blog, Nick Granville discusses using Dunlop Tortex Standard 1.0mm Guitar Picks, noting that he customizes them with a personal sticker.

He says in the comments he prefers this pedal to the other Tube screamers.

He uses this as a delay mostly for fattening up solos

In this video Nick is uing his JSM100VT to review the Fractal. This is one of his two main guitars.

Around halfway down the blog he says he uses a Victoria 20112 amp. This was his main recording amp before the Fractal

At this point the AR420 was Nicks main guitar. He describes it as very versitile and suiting his needs in the article.

This is Nicks main guitar. He uses this for all genres.

In his YouTube demo and review, Nick Granville showcases the Ibanez Tube Screamer Mini as one of his primary overdrive pedals.

As he describes his pedal collection as large but shrinking, he says he uses this pedal. It can be seen in the bottom right corner of his board

He uses this effect as one of his two main drive pedals

This is Nicks main delay pedal

This is one of the pedals in his Grease setup

His 'guilty pleasure' pedal in his grease setup

His main tuner in 2014

In his blog post "Keeping it simple - the 'Grease' setup," Nick Granville mentions using the Ernie Ball Volume Pedal as part of his gear setup.

Another one of his always on pedals for the grease setup

His always on reverb for his setup

Nick says in a comment that he uses the Vic Bassman and Deluxe

Nick says in a comment he uses this amp as well as the Vic deluxe

In his YouTube demo review, Nick Granville showcases various tones using the J Rockett Audio Designs Archer Ikon overdrive pedal.

Nick uses the night train as the amp for his Mesa Revolver Cab

In this video we can see Nicks small board with the ditto on there

In a close-up shot of Nick Granville's pedalboard during his YouTube video "Nick Granville with a Ditto Looper Jam," the Electro-Harmonix Freeze Sound Retainer is visible among his gear.

The closeup at 0:21 of his board shows the Titan

In the close up at 0:21 we see the power supply

In the description he says he is using this cab clone as his cab

In his YouTube video "Robben Ford Scale: Guitar Lesson," Nick Granville features the Fender '68 Custom Vibrolux Reverb amplifier prominently in the background.

In this article he says he uses a pedaltrain with a soft case the size of a laptop bag. Furthermore the size of the Volume pedal means that it must be a classic JR