Paul Wilson

This guitar was repainted to black colour, and it has also been made as a hardtail by M.J. Adams. This guitar has the Seymour Duncan Invader at the bridge, as well as a new stratchguard. Some of these mods have been done by The Real Deal Guitar Shop.

Paul Wilson of Snow Patrol uses a Rickenbacker 4003 as his main bass guitar, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Tumblr.

According to this photo, Wilson uses Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Big Muff Pi.

He named this guitar Ophelia, according to his Instagram post. This guitar is left-handed model.

According to this photo, Wilson also has Sola Sound Tone Bender Professional MKII.

"Rainbow of pedals ! #equality ... @jcknf, remember I lost my mind and made this, I really did love guitar pedals HA"

Wilson posted a photo of this white Fender Jazzmaster on his Instagram profile. The artwork on this guitar was done by Blanda, the Swiss contemporary artist. Also, this guitar features Curtis Novak Jaguar/Jazzmaster pickups and Mastery bridge.

This pedal is featured in Wilson's studio, The Writers Room. It can be seen to the left of the Harmonic Transformer.

This photo comes from Wilson's studio account, The Writers Room. In this Tube Screamer family photo, the Ibanez TS10 tube screamer classic can be seen.

This photo comes from Wilson's studio account, The Writers Room. In this Tube Screamer family photo, the Ibanez TS7 Tube Screamer can be seen.

A "reverse logo" V6 is featured in this June 1, 2015 Instagram post.

A muff said! #bigmuff #bigmuffpi

In 2015, Wilson posted this photo on Instagram, showing Baldwin Fun Machine organ.

"I had the pleasure to record this guitar today, it's been around longer than the oldest living person on earth ! #martinguitar" - Wilson about this guitar.

In this Instagram photo posted by Wilson, Frantone Brooklyn pedal is visible.

In this photo, Frantone Vibutron is visible as part of his pedals.

According to Instagram photo, Wilson also uses Boss DF-2.

In this photo, Universal Audio 6176 is clearly visible.

In this photo, this keyboard controller is also visible.

In this photo, Wilson describes the Portaflex head.

According to his pedalboard photo, he also has this pedal.

Paul Wilson is seen with an ACME Silvertone 1484 amplifier in an Instagram post by pablosnowpatrol, where he mentions borrowing it from a friend and notes its impressive sound quality.

In this photo, Wilson's Epiphone Sheraton II can be seen.

This photo comes from Wilson's studio account, The Writers Room. In this Tube Screamer family photo, the Ibanez TS5 soundtank Tube Screamer can be seen.

This photo comes from Wilson's studio account, The Writers Room. In this Tube Screamer family photo, the Ibanez 30th Anniversary Tube Screamer can be seen.

According to his Instagram photo, Wilson uses this Sovtek Big Muff Pi pedal.

According to this photo, Wilson (at least) posseses Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi.

In this photo, Moog Prodigy Synthesizer is visible in the top right corner.

In this photo, Roland RE-201 is visible as part of this massive rig.

In an Instagram post by user pablosnowpatrol, Paul Wilson can be seen using the Purple Audio MC77 Limiting Amplifier, positioned at the top of his studio rack.

In this photo of this rack, Tube-Tech CL1B is visible. (That blue box.)