[betwind]

Betwind expressed a fondness for the Ibanez SD9M Sonic Distortion Guitar Pedal. However, during a concert, the pedal's neon-like appearance under blue light was distracting, leading them to replace it with the Speedbox by ModTone. This insight is supported by a user-uploaded photo on Bzmedia.

Betwind uses the Boss MD-2 Mega Distortion as a primary effect pedal during performances with HardBreak and as a boost in their subsequent band, as shared on their Instagram.

Betwind received the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay as a birthday gift from their mother in Brno, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

Betwind acquired the Dunlop Cry Baby GCB-95 wah pedal as a Christmas gift to himself during his time with his first band. This is evidenced by a user-uploaded photo on Fbcdn.

Betwind acquired the Marshall GV-2 Guv'nor Plus pedal from his friend Kuba while they were in the band HardBreakRock, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

Betwind uses the Modtone Mini-Mod Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal, purchased from a music bazaar, to achieve his signature shoegaze and dreampop sound. As Michal Kral puts it, "Reverb—it has to be it." This is evident in a photo shared on Instagram, showcasing Betwind preparing for a show.

Since 2015, [betwind] has used the ModTone MT-PB8 Powered Pedalboard, purchased from kytary.cz. Interestingly, he once joked that the pedalboard might be cursed because every band he joined while using it eventually broke up. The accompanying photo on Bzmedia confirms his use of this pedalboard.

In a user-uploaded photo on Bzmedia, betwind is shown using the Modtone MT-DS Speedbox Distortion Pedal, which they describe as producing "the best sound of distortion effects ever."

Betwind used the TC Electronic Ditto Looper during a live performance of their Looping Show in Brno, as shown in the user-uploaded photo on Bzmedia.