Angus Stone

In this photo, which partially shows Stone's pedalboard, the T-Rex Replica Delay/Echo pedal is visible.

Photo taken during their live concert showing their pedalboard. The entire concert can be watched here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqhlqJRqjVQ

In the live performance at Best Kept Secret 2018, Angus Stone is seen using the JHS Lucky Cat delay pedal. This pedal, known for its distinctive bright pink casing and silver knobs, was initially produced in limited quantities due to a shortage of chipsets. Despite its early quirks, it has become a cherished piece of gear, offering a straightforward digital delay/echo experience.

In this photo, which partially shows Stone's pedalboard, the Ernie Ball Volume Pedal is visible.

Photo taken during their live concert showing their pedalboard. The entire concert can be watched here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqhlqJRqjVQ

During their live performance at Best Kept Secret 2018, Angus Stone can be seen using the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner. Renowned for its durability and visibility, the TU-3 is a staple in many musicians' pedalboards, offering precise tuning with its 21-segment LED meter and High-Brightness mode.

Angus Stone uses the Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer, a renowned overdrive pedal known for its distinctive mid-boosted tone favored by blues and rock musicians. This is evident in the live performance of Angus & Julia Stone at Best Kept Secret 2018, as captured by 3voor12 on YouTube.

In a live performance at Best Kept Secret 2018, Angus Stone uses the Fulltone Supa-Trem ST-1 tremolo pedal, renowned for its studio-quality sound and versatility, free from the ticking noise common in other models.