Angel Olsen

"It's not like, the most solid guitar ever — it's just, it has more options for me. And I'm not a solo guitarist. I can pluck and do some fancy things sometimes, but [lead guitarist] Stewart [Bronaugh] is more the solo guy. What I wanted was something that allowed me to feel more comfortable strumming chords, and it sounded cool strumming chords.

It gives me a good sound. When I first played it, I was like, "Wow, this is a guitar that is not super bright, it has all these tones to it." If I wanted to make it super bright, I could do that for certain songs. It's really nice.

I'm happy that you asked me about it because I like talking about it!"

For the entire first song she can be shown playing this guitar, or at least a Silvertone of a similar model like a Jimmy Reed

This is a quote from a reverb interview with Olsen. Check it Out! "The Mel9 pedal I use to work with the Hammond SK2."

Angel Olsen can be seen playing HH Stratocaster during NPR Tiny Desk concert

In this reverb interview about Olsen's effects she says that the levitation is her go to reverb pedal.

In this reverb interview it is stated that Olsen used a holy grail on the burn your fire tour.

This is from a revern interview with Olsen about her effects. "In the past, I didn't think much about effects until I was in the studio. But being on tour for Burn Your Fire, I primarily used Holy Grail/OCD or Boss overdrive/distortion."

In the Reverb article "Illustrated and Explained: Angel Olsen's Pedal," Angel Olsen is noted for using the Electro-Harmonix Hum Debugger among her guitar effects.

At 6:17 you can see there are two speakers in the combo, leading me to believe it's an AC30 and not an AC15. She was using this amp when I saw her in Seattle in Feb 2017 ago, and this video was recorded July 2017, using it on a majority–if not all–of the tour for My Woman.

This is a quote from a reverb interview about Olsen's gear. "The Mel9 pedal I use to work with the Hammond SK2. For festivals, specifically, I used it in combination with the Yamaha YC mini organ."

Angel Olsen can be seen playing her Epiphone Blues Custom 30W 2x12 Combo Amp on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert.

In the Reverb article "Illustrated and Explained: Angel Olsen's Pedal," Angel Olsen is noted for using the EarthQuaker Devices Ghost Echo reverb pedal.

In this photo, which shows Olsen's board from the KEXP performance, one of the pedals that can be seen is the Ampeg Scrambler.

This is a quote from a reverb interview with Olsen. "The Mel9 pedal I use to work with the Hammond SK2. For festivals, specifically, I used it in combination with the Yamaha YC mini organ."

In this photo, which shows Olsen's board from the KEXP performance, one of the pedals that can be seen is the Boss RV-2 reverb pedal.

In this photo, which shows Olsen's board from the KEXP performance, one of the pedals that can be seen is the Mr. Black Eterna.

In the Reverb article "Illustrated and Explained: Angel Olsen's Pedal," Angel Olsen is noted to use the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 PLUS as part of her pedal setup.

In this photo, which shows Olsen's board from the KEXP performance, one of the items that can be seen is the Strymon Ojai.

In this photo, which shows Olsen's board from the KEXP performance, one of the pedals that can be seen is the Korg Pitchblack.

In this 2011 video she is using this for a solo performance

In a performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Angel Olsen is shown with a Fender Jaguar in white.

Angel Olsen can be seen playing a Black Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar with white pickguard.

In this Youtube video Angel Olsen can be seen playing a Silvertone U1 electric guitar in metallic copper.