Brandon Ellis

Brandon Ellis of The Black Dahlia Murder demonstrates his use of the Maxon OD808 Overdrive pedal to enhance his amp's tone in a video by GodlykeInc on YouTube.

In a YouTube video titled Brandon Ellis The Black Dahlia Murder Live Rig 2024, guitarist Brandon Ellis demonstrates and explains how he uses the JHS Switchback in his live rig.

In the video titled "Brandon Ellis The Black Dahlia Murder Live Rig 2024," Brandon Ellis demonstrates his live rig and can be seen using the JHS 3 Series Phaser for his lead tone.

In the video titled "Brandon Ellis The Black Dahlia Murder Live Rig 2024" on YouTube, Brandon Ellis demonstrates his use of two ISP Technologies Decimator II Noise Reduction Pedals. He utilizes two pedals to have different noise gate settings while switching between riff and lead/solo channels.

In this video https://youtu.be/6LqEmXRN-dg?si=LFJUSNWYiYMGvYvX&t=137 Brandon Ellis says he uses this overdrive pedal kinda like tubescreamer with "volume all the way up, distortion all the way down"

In this video https://youtu.be/6LqEmXRN-dg?si=QFUWRkZpGB2Jv7HV&t=167 Brandon Ellis shows this pedal on his board

In this video https://youtu.be/6LqEmXRN-dg?si=1u2cI6dUxCa1B2Fs&t=200 Brendon Ellis shows his midi-footswitch and explains how does it work for his live-rig.

In an Instagram video by seymourduncanpickups, Brandon Ellis can be seen using the DimeHead NAM Player as the preamp for his NAMM 2025 rig.

In a post by Brandon Ellis on Instagram, an ISP Technologies Decimator G-String II pedal can be seen on his pedalboard.

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis (@brandonellisgtr), an EX Signal Line Select A/B Box Passive Circuit EAB-BOX, A/B switchable signal select pedal is visible on his pedalboard.

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis, he has a Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner on his pedalboard, as shown and described in the image caption shared by the artist.

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis (@brandonellisgtr), he features the Seymour Duncan Forza Overdrive on his pedalboard, confirming its use among other equipment.

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis, he can be seen using the MXR M306 Poly Blue Octave pedal on his pedalboard. This is confirmed in the caption where he discusses the various gear featured.

Brandon Ellis confirms using the Kuro Custom Audio Bakeneko pedal on his pedalboard, as evidenced by his Instagram post. In the caption, he lists "@kurocustomaudio pedals" among the featured equipment, affirming its presence and use in his setup.

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis (@brandonellisgtr), he confirms using the Highwind Amplification Direwolf Overdrive Blackout Edition as part of his pedalboard setup.

in this instagram post brandon has a proco rat on his pedalboard

In an Instagram post, Brandon Ellis is shown using a BYOC Green Pony Overdrive Pedal. The post, authored by brandonellisgtr, highlights various pieces of equipment he employs, including this specific pedal.

In an Instagram post, Brandon Ellis features a Joyo JF-01 Vintage Phase pedal on his pedalboard, as seen in the image shared by the artist (source: brandonellisgtr on Instagram).

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis (@brandonellisgtr), he features an MXR M68 Uni-Vibe pedal on his pedalboard, as confirmed in the caption where he acknowledges the use of MXR pedals.

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis, he features an MXR M109 6-Band Graphic EQ pedal on his pedalboard, as mentioned in the caption where he credits "@jimdunlopusa cabling and mxr/crybaby pedals."

In a post on Instagram, Brandon Ellis confirms the use of an MXR M76 Studio Compressor on his pedalboard, as noted in the caption where he lists the gear featured in his setup.

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis (@brandonellisgtr), he explicitly mentions using the Peper Pedals Dirty Tree V2 on his pedalboard.

In a post on Instagram, Brandon Ellis features the MXR Custom Shop Hybrid Fuzz Pedal on his pedalboard, as confirmed by the caption and image shared by the artist himself under the username brandonellisgtr.

Brandon Ellis is confirmed to use the MXR M300 Reverb on his pedalboard, as evidenced by a post on his Instagram account (@brandonellisgtr), where he lists the MXR pedal among the gear featured in his setup.

In an Instagram post by Brandon Ellis, he features an Ibanez Tone-Lok DE7 Stereo Delay/Echo on his pedalboard. This is confirmed by the image and details shared by Brandon on his Instagram account (@brandonellisgtr).

Brandon Ellis uses a Dunlop Cry Baby 95Q Wah Pedal, as confirmed by his Instagram post where he lists it among the gear featured on his pedalboard.

Brandon Ellis confirms his use of the MXR M-238 Iso-Brick in an Instagram post, thanking @jimdunlopusa for the power supply and expressing his satisfaction with its performance, stating, "This power supply feels like a tank. Mostly though, I am done dealing with potential ground loops in any aspect of my signal chain."

Brandon Ellis is confirmed to use the Dunable Eidolon pedal, as demonstrated in his Instagram post where he discusses his current rig setup, mentioning that the pedal "hasn't come unplugged since I got it."