Ariel Posen

Ariel's signature Hudson Broadcast can be seen in this photo of his pedalboard.

At 8:02 - "I have the Cali76 Compressor... And I don't use it a lot live. It's primarily a studio tool. I have one song called fade that I use it on - the main slide lick. Live, I really don't use it that much otherwise - unless I can... really make use of it, to make it pop in the mix a bit more, or just... give myself a touch more level. But it sounds great in terms of compressors."

At 8:53 -"I always play an amp with reverb, but I have a TC Hall of Fame 2 just as an effect sometimes. I did a - a Tone Print with them last year and we called it Pillow Talk. It's a pillow-y sounding reverb. Sounds like this. I - Also, I use it sparingly, but if there's ever an opportunity... it does that kind of thing."

A J. Rockett Boing Reverb can be seen on Ariel's pedalboard in this photo.

Ariel plays a Kithara Harland in this video.

In this video, Ariel can be seen playing a Rivolta Mondata Baritone VII.

Ariel's Petty John Iron can be seen in this photo of his setup taken from his Facebook page.

At 0:44 in this video, Ariel talks about his Suhr Classic Antique.

A Vemuram Jan Ray can be seen in this photo of Ariel's mini pedalboard.

Ariel can be seen playing his Josh Williams Guitars Mockingbird in this clip from his Instagram.

An Analog Man King of Tone can be seen on Ariel's pedalboard in this video from his Instagram.

A Poly Effects Digit Quad Channel Delay, Reverb, Mixer & Cab Simulator can be seen on Ariel's pedalboard in this video from his Instagram.

A BJFE Mighty Green Mini Vibe can be seen on Ariel's pedalboard in this video from his Instagram.

A Brownface Fender Concert 4x10 can be seen in this photo from Ariel's Instagram.

In this photo showing Ariel's pile of Pedals, a Greer Amps Lightspeed Organic Overdrive can be seen.

A Fender Deluxe Reverb can be seen in this photo amognst Ariel's other amplifiers.

A Kelton Swade Telecaster Style guitar in the 'Brownie' finish can be seen in this photo from Ariel's Facebook page.

“Currently with the band, my most-used guitars on the road are my Gibson ES-335 and a Duesenberg Double Cat. When it’s needed, I’ll also rock a Duesenberg Fairytale Lap Steel. My 335 is a favorite because it is such a versatile-sounding instrument. I used to think the opposite of Gibson semi-hollows, but once I began to understand its intricacies and beauty, I’ve never looked back and use it on almost everything. The Duesenbergs are beautiful, well made, extremely reliable, and stay in tune all the time. The Double Cat is a great balance with the 335—they really complement each other."

"For boosts/overdrives I’ve been using JHS pedals for a few years now. The Prestige, SuperBolt, and Morning Glory are my favorites."

"For boosts/overdrives I’ve been using JHS pedals for a few years now. The Prestige, SuperBolt, and Morning Glory are my favorites."

At 8:33 - "Another one that's under the board is the Cornerstone Antique.'

At 10:23 - "I've got the Jackson Audio Prism, which I'm using as a clean boost."

At 11:20 in this video, Ariel's Strymon Tap Tempo pedal can be seen.

11:13 - "I'm sure you guys have seen this one. It's the - eh - Strymon El Capistan, which I also use very simply."

An Eventide H9 can be seen under the top deck of Ariel's mini Schmidt Array pedalboard.

At 6:54 - "And if I'm not using that [King Tone Duellist], I'll use the Revival DRIVE... And I don't have it nearly as distorted or overdriven as most people would use it. I've been going for more of a tweed... Amp-y kind of thing."

Ariel can be seen playing his Mule Resonator guitar in this clip from his Instagram.

A Strymon Zuma can be seen underneath the top deck of Ariel's pedalboard in this clip.

A GigRig G2 Switcher can be seen on Ariel's pedalboard in this video from his Instagram.

A Barn3 OX9 can be seen underneath Ariel's Eventide H9 in this video from his Instagram.