Blake Mills

Blake Mills mentions on Twitter that his guitar setup includes the Creepy Fingers Harakiri Fuzz, which is part of his signal chain leading to Amp 2.

Union Tube & Transistor posted picture on their Facebook of Blake Mills' pedalboard for Perfume Genius' performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

According to this picture Blake Mills sports two Radial Tonebones on his pedalboard. Blake Mills also tweeted: "Radial tone bone great for polarity and ground flip"

According to this picture the Maxon AD-999 can be found on Blake Mills' pedalboard.

In the photo you can see Blake using the Boss GP-10 to duet with Chris Weisman. He also talks about how useful it is towards the begninning of this podcast interview: https://www.fretboardjournal.com/podcasts/podcast-416-blake-mills-and-chris-weisman/

In this video of Blake playing live with Sam Gendel, we can get a pretty good view of Blake's pedalboard. Even though he tapes over the names of the pedals, one can infer by color that at least there is a Boss VB-2 Vibrato and a PS-5 Super Shifter. The Maxon AD-999 is also present, along with a mysterious JHS 3 series pedal.

He plays a modified Telecaster with a gold foil pick up in the neck position and a Duncan Price made fretless sustainer guitar.

In this video of Blake playing live with Sam Gendel, we can get a pretty good view of Blake's pedalboard. Even though he tapes over the names of the pedals, one can infer by color that at least there is a Boss VB-2 Vibrato and a PS-5 Super Shifter. The Maxon AD-999 is also present, along with a mysterious JHS 3 series pedal.

He plays a modified Telecaster with a gold foil pick up in the neck position and a Duncan Price made fretless sustainer guitar.

In this video of Blake Mills performing with Sam Gendel, there's a good view of his pedalboard. He tapes over the names of some pedals, but one can surmise by the enclosures and colors that he has a Boss SG-1 Slow Gear (two-knob black Boss enclosure), a Boss VB-2 (Cerulean blue Boss enclosure), a Boss PS-5 Super Shifter (green-ish blue Boss enclosure), a EHX Mel9 (four black knobs, one white knob white enclosure), a Maxon AD-999 and a Digitech X-Series Bass Synth Wah (dark teal Digitech X-series enclosure).

In this video of Blake Mills performing with Sam Gendel, there's a good view of his pedalboard. He tapes over the names of some pedals, but one can surmise by the enclosures and colors that he has a Boss SG-1 Slow Gear (two-knob black Boss enclosure), a Boss VB-2 (Cerulean blue Boss enclosure), a Boss PS-5 Super Shifter (green-ish blue Boss enclosure), a EHX Mel9 (four black knobs, one white knob white enclosure), a Maxon AD-999 and a Digitech X-Series Bass Synth Wah (dark teal Digitech X-series enclosure).

In this video of Blake Mills performing with Sam Gendel, there's a good view of his pedalboard. He tapes over the names of some pedals, but one can surmise by the enclosures and colors that he has a Boss SG-1 Slow Gear (two-knob black Boss enclosure), a Boss VB-2 (Cerulean blue Boss enclosure), a Boss PS-5 Super Shifter (green-ish blue Boss enclosure), a EHX Mel9 (four black knobs, one white knob white enclosure), a Maxon AD-999 and a Digitech X-Series Bass Synth Wah (dark teal Digitech X-series enclosure).

Blake Mills is seen using the DigiTech X-Series DigiVerb on both his touring and studio pedalboards, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

Blake Mills incorporates the 29 Pedals EUNA into his live performance setup, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

"Blake Mills was photographed using the Jason Moser Ten Years distortion pedal in his live setup."

Blake Mills is seen incorporating the Fairfield Circuitry Shallow Water chorus pedal into his live rig, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

In the video titled "Pino Palladino + Blake Mills + Sam Gendel - Just Wrong (Live)" on BlakeMillsVEVO's YouTube channel, Blake Mills can be clearly seen using a Roland GR-300 Polyphonic Guitar Synthesizer.