Brad Barr

In a live performance on KEXP, Brad Barr of The Barr Brothers can be seen playing an emerald green Guild Starfire V Hollowbody guitar.

"The MORE pedal and an Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail reverb are always on."

In this video, we can see Brad tweaking the pedal at 27:03.

"Magnatone : No it's not your grandmother's radiator. Found it in a corner of a used guitar shop. Plugged it in, cranked the reverb and the signature true vibrato and immediately I felt transported to a 60s sci-fi film. I fell in love and bought it right away without even trying it with the harp. Turns out they are a match made in outer space. Just like the harp it's a serious pain in the behind to move around but I won't go anywhere without it."

"I also crank up a Union Tube & Transistor MORE pedal to boost the signal. That’s my “desert island” pedal I use all the time, because the gain structure is so great."

"I like to use a Fender ’65 Deluxe Reverb complemented with a low-wattage amp for extra bite."

In the user-uploaded photo, Brad Barr's Electro-Harmonix POG2 Polyphonic Octave Generator is visible on the upper left, showcasing its role in his pedal setup.

"Afterneath pedal, and a ripping tone on the J-45 that has no business coming from an acoustic guitar via the Homebrew Electronics HBE UFO Ultimate Fuzz Octave."

"I get otherworldly reverbs from the EarthQuaker Devices Afterneath pedal"

"But I found that Kala 6-string on a trip to Hawaii"

"Those strings are high off the fretboard, so I use a Fishman Rare Earth magnetic humbucker. "

"And then the other is a 1951 Gibson J-45. I found that one in Chelsea Guitars in New York."

"Brad Barr plays his circa 1940 Oahu slide guitar."

He uses it at 29:12 in the video

"Magnatone : No it's not your grandmother's radiator. Found it in a corner of a used guitar shop. Plugged it in, cranked the reverb and the signature true vibrato and immediately I felt transported to a 60s sci-fi film. I fell in love and bought it right away without even trying it with the harp. Turns out they are a match made in outer space. Just like the harp it's a serious pain in the behind to move around but I won't go anywhere without it."

"I have a Supro that has a nice snap, and a tweed Fender ’57 Custom Deluxe reissue that’s a little cushier."

In the user-uploaded photo from Apmcdn, Brad Barr is seen with the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner positioned on the upper left of his pedalboard.

We can see the wah on the upper left.

We can see the volume pedal on the upper left.

"An Electro-Harmonix Memory Man is usually on, and I use the Boss Tremolo pedal a lot."

"An Electro-Harmonix Memory Man is usually on, and I use the Boss Tremolo pedal a lot."

In the video, we can see the Boomerang at 27:03.

In the video, we can see this DI at 27:04.

In the live performance video by KEXP, Brad Barr is seen using the Boss OC-3 Super Octave. However, at 27:56, the pedal is actually operated by Marie-Pier Arthur, who plays bass guitar.

In the KEXP performance video, at 27:56, the Boss CEB-3 Bass Chorus pedal is visible, used by Marie-Pier Arthur, who plays bass guitar for The Barr Brothers.