Amedeo Pace

At 1:39 Amedeo Pace says "Its something I can always have on", referring to his Eventide Space.

In this 2007 concert review, a picture of Pace's pedalboard is visible. Another source is here. A pedal that we can see in his pedalboard is Eventide ModFactor.

Amedeo Pace of Blonde Redhead is seen using the Verellen Meat Smoke Amplifier with his Marshall Cabinet during the band's live performance at the Rock en Seine Festival in Paris, August 2011, as captured in a YouTube video by Georges Dumas.

In this 2007 concert review, a picture of Pace's pedalboard is visible. Another source is here. A pedal that we can see in his pedalboard is the DigiTech Whammy pedal.

Amedeo Pace used the Teisco TG-64 as his main guitar during Blonde Redhead's live performances in 1997, as seen in a video uploaded by vacantmoon.

In this 2007 concert review, a picture of Pace's pedalboard is visible. Another source is here. A pedal that we can see in his pedalboard is Line 6 DL4.

In this 2007 concert review, a picture of Pace's pedalboard is visible. Another source is here. A pedal that we can see in his pedalboard is MXR Distortion II.

Seen clearly in this video, and used in many live shows as his main guitar. See for instance their 2023 KEXP show.

In an interview featured on the Gibson website, Amedeo Pace of Blonde Redhead discusses using the Gibson SG Standard for their pastoral art rock sound.

His Marshall cabs have been with him ever since 1993, this one has matches his Verellen amp

Used to play Water in an alternate tuning

In this 2007 concert review, a picture of Pace's pedalboard is visible. Another source is here. A pedal that we can see in his pedalboard is the EHX Frequency Analyzer.

Amedeo Pace is seen playing a Galanti Grand Prix 3003 Electric Guitar during live performances from 1993 to 1997. The guitar, identified as the "Jetstar" model by the writing on the pickguard, may have inspired the song "Jetstar."

Seen at the beginning of this clip from a 1993 show along side amedeo’s strats.

he uses two of these live, one of them connected with an expression pedal

He uses one of them in conjunction of the rest of eventide's factor series

Amedeo Pace uses the Peterson StroboStomp2 Pedal Virtual Strobe Tuner during live performances, as shown in a photo on Tumblr by effectpedal.

used to control one of the two eventide Pitchfactors used live

One of two gain sources used to create the sonic landscapes in Blonde Redhead

Used in conjunction with MXR Distortion II for gain

Amedeo Pace uses the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Max as a replacement for his vintage Holy Grail, as seen in a photo shared by Eventide Audio on Facebook.

Amedeo Pace incorporates the Electro-Harmonix 16 Second Digital Delay Reissue in his latest pedalboard setup, as highlighted in a Facebook post by Eventide Audio.

Amedeo Pace uses the TC Electronic Ditto Looper, as indicated in a Facebook post by Eventide Audio, where it is shown positioned between a Peterson tuner and a 16 Second Delay.

used live in his most recent pedalboards

at aproximately 1:10:10 he does a closeup of Amedeo's pedalboard and the Rose can barely be seen at the corner over an H9

at 1:10:15 you can se an ernie ball volume pedal between two h9's

During Blonde Redhead's live performance at the Lower Third in London on September 22, 2023, Amedeo Pace can be seen using a Hiwatt DR103 Custom Head amplifier, as captured in the YouTube video by roustghoti.

used often and most notably during most recent tour and when opening for Tool

during the whole eventide demo, this pedal can be seen under his Distortion II

In the 1997 live performance captured by vacantmoon, Amedeo Pace is seen playing a Teisco TB-64u bass during the first two songs. Its distinct longer scale and low notes differentiate it from the Teisco TG guitar, which is also used by the band.