Bob Weir

According to Pigtronix's website, Bob Weir uses an Envelope Phaser.

You can see Bob's GE7 in this picture of his board

You can see Bob's Fishman Platinum Preamp in this picture of his board.

According to Pigtronix's website, Bob Weir uses an Echolution delay.

You can see Bob using his signature Pigtronix Real Deal Acoustic Preamp pedal in this picture of his board.

Listed on Bob's official Keeley artist page.

You can see Bob's Strymon Brigadier dBucket delay in this picture of his board.

As Seen in Sunshine Daydream located on Weir's stack of amps.

Bob Weir uses the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator, as evidenced by an image of his pedalboard.

Bob Weir uses the Eventide H9 Max on his pedalboard, as evidenced by an image available on Equipboard.

You can see the Behringer's Octave Divider on his live pedalboard .

He uses two of these on stage .

He uses the Pigtronix Class A Boost (not mini version) on stage .

In an article by Nate Todd on JamBase, it is confirmed that Bob Weir uses the Universal Audio Ruby ’63 Top Boost Amplifier for the second Sphere residency.

In a photo shared by Dead & Company on Instagram on March 13, 2025, Bob Weir is seen using the Vox Valvenergy Tone Sculptor during rehearsals at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The image, captioned "Snapshots from #DeadForever rehearsals! See you in ONE WEEK. 🌹💀⚡️," was taken by @ChloeKeiliaWeir and provides clear evidence of Weir's use of this specific gear.

The Dream and Ruby are part of his practicing / recording gear .

Part of his recording / practicing gear .