Brent Hinds

Brent Hinds from Mastodon with his 1968 Gibson SG

In this live footage, Brent can be seen, while using a black Dean V 79.

Brent is playing Tread Lightly on his Illumhinds V in this video. It seems like the video was shot before a show. It's a maple neck through guitar, with an ebony fretboard and a walnut body. On the headstock, there's a pattern echoing Brent's face tattoo. This guitar has a natural dark burst finish with high gloss varnish. Both of the pickups are from Lace Pickups.

The documentaty "Making of Emperor of Sand" presents Mastodon´s recording sessions. A white SG Jr can be seen 9:39 and 29:13 into this video.

This screenshot of GuitarEdge magazine includes a picture of Brent Hinds' pedalboard, on which a Roland RE-20 Space Echo pedal can be seen.

Brent Hinds from Mastodon with his Gretsch Tennessean

On the website Shure states that he uses SMB7s for micing up his cabinets.

Brent Hinds seems to use a custom flying V in 2017. There's some other concert videos and pics where we can see it. There's his name on the head, a caracter on the neck and a sticker "Toes" on the body.

At 3:02 in this rig rundown video, an MXR Phase 90 is visible on Brent's pedalboard.

At 3:02, one can see the VP JR in Brent's pedalboard, and then Brent mentions it at 3:25.

A Decimator Noise Gate pedal is visible on Brent's pedalboard at 3:02 in this rig rundown video.

Brent uses a Flashback Delay pedal, according to TC Electronic's website.

In this photo, a Line 6 DL4 Delay pedal can be seen on Brent Hinds' pedalboard.

In this scan of a page from GuitarEdge magazine, Brent Hinds' Boss GE-7 Equalizer pedal can be seen.

This image of Brent's pedalboard shows that he uses a Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor Pedal.

Did you achieve the soaring, fuzzy, echoed-out solo on “The Sparrow” by doubling it with a synth?

Hinds: "That’s a Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Octavio pedal through an Ibanez Tube Screamer over a Monster Effects Mastortion pedal into a Fender Princeton Reverb. It sounds doubled, but it’s not."

The Epiphone Ltd. Ed. Brent Hinds Flying-V Custom features a Mahogany body with a Silverburst Finish and a Mahogany neck with the same profile of the original historic Flying V first released in the last 50s. Flying Vs have long been among Brent's favorite guitars. His new Custom Flying V has a Mahogany neck with a 24.75" scale length and a "1958" rounded profile and is hand-set and glued in. The Ebony fingerboard has a 12" radius with Pearloid "Block" inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets. The classic "V" headstock has Pearloid "Split Diamonds" with the now-famous 60s era Epiphone logo. On the back of the headstock is Epiphone’s "2016" Limited Edition symbol and Brent Hinds' signature "Skull" logo. The body has 7-layer binding of alternating Pure White and Black while the Headstock and the pickguard have 5-layer Pure White and Black. The truss rod cover has the Gibson/Epiphone Bell-Shape with 2-layer (Black/White) binding and "Brent Hinds" in white.

On the website Shure states that they all use Beta 57s for vocals, except for drummer Brann Dailor.

In this Facebook photo, Brent Hinds can be seen using his First Act DC-12/6 Doubleneck Guitar. Source: https://www.facebook.com/5748157947/photos/pb.100044245006849.-2207520000../321777892947/?type=3

At 2:58 in this video, Brent talks about one of his pedal boards. In the associated article Steve Cook writes "The second pedalboard helps Hinds shape his lap steel tones, and it’s more spartan than his main board. He starts this signal chain with a Boss TU-3 tuner, which then leads to another Ernie Ball volume pedal, an unmarked drive stompbox, and then a Boss DD-7 delay. The whole shooting match is powered by a Dunlop Brick power supply".

At 3:02, Brent's Poly Tune can be seen on his pedalboard.

A Boss DD-6 can be seen on Brent's pedalboard at 3:02 in this video.

Brent uses a TC Electronic NR-1, according to TC Electronic's website.

According to TC Electronic's website, Brent uses a Corona Chorus pedal.

Saw Brent using this to warm up before the show in Frankfurt on 6th July 2017.

In this video Brent Hinds creates his "Vibe Change" TonePrint for the Shaker Vibrato pedal from TC Electronic.

Brent Hinds uses the TC Electronic Polytune Mini, as showcased in MusicRadar's feature on professional guitarists' pedalboards.

In this image, Brent Hinds can be seen playing his First Act DC12 at Gods of Metal 2009.

From Revival's artist page, Brent Hinds is quoted as saying:

The Deluxe 61 is awesome! I need another one of them!

Brent Hinds is confirmed to use the Victory Amplification The Sheriff 100 100-watt Tube Head, as evidenced by his listing on the official Victory Amps website.