Chris Shiflett

it states on the seymour duncan website that he uses this pedal

it states on the seymour duncan website that he uses this pedal

This is Chris Shiflett's custom shop guitar, He plays it a lot at Foo Fighters shows. "Night after night the Foo Fighters’ Chris Shiflett puts his Telecaster through its paces, carving his way through a full brigade of guitar tones on the biggest, loudest stages you can find anywhere. This tour-tested son-of-a-gun is named “The Cleaver” for a reason''

This guitar has had an interesting journey!! Started out white when I bought it around the making of “One By One.” As a matter of fact it’s the guitar I’m playing in the “All My Life” video. I hated the banjo tuners so my tech, Sean Cox, switched ‘em out for regulars tuners and put ‘em on each side of the headstock. People used to trip out on that. Somewhere along the line I had it painted Pelham Blue and put back to it’s original style. Switched the pickups out for better, hotter mini-humbuckers so this thing really wails. I’m sad to say I’m just not big enough to play a Firebird. Too neck heavy and the neck is too wide for my lil’ hands. That’s why I play non-reverse Firebirds now. Super cool guitar anyway. Channel your inner Andy McCoy!!

And I bought an Esquire and an old Sixties Tele from him. If I’m looking at a vintage guitar, I’ll usually take a picture of it, text it to him, and go, 'Should I get this thing?' He knows so much more about guitars than I do.

Seen on live pedalboard circa August 2021.

The green pedal in the bottom row of Chris Shiflett's pedalboard is the TC Electronic Corona Chorus TonePrint Series Guitar Effects Pedal. This photo was posted by Heptode on their Twitter feed October 2014.

Chris Shiflett uses a Fender Classic Series '72 Telecaster Deluxe in his side project "Chris Shiflett and the Dead Peasants." You can see him use this Telecaster throughout the source video, with a better view of it at around 02:25.

"By popular demand… My pedal board! Designed by the illustrious Sean Cox!"

In this instagram post, you see Chris Shiflett using a Strymon Deco pedal.

In this instagram post, a Strymon Ola can be seen on Chris Shiflett's pedalboard.

Chris Shiflett uses the Mesa/Boogie Lone Star 1x12 Combo amplifier, as featured on the official MESA/Boogie website.

you can watch chris playing a Gretsch silver jet on the video

Chris Shiflett features the Fulltone WahFull pedal in a post on his Instagram account, showcasing his semi-annual pedal board setup.

it states on the seymour duncan website that he uses this pedal

Chris Shiflett owns a Gretsch G6120T Players Edition Nashville, as noted in a listing on Reverb. In the listing, Shiflett humorously mentions that he ended up with two of these guitars, suggesting he’s letting one go. He also refers to it as a classic Chet Atkins model, possibly with TV Jones pickups.

This is some trippy Vox guitar they sent me years ago. I think you can switch the pickups out. Never played it much. This one needs some action.

he sold it here on his official reverb shop

he sold it here in his official reverb shop

Judging by the logo on the back of his pedalboard, it can be inferred that Chris Shiflett is using the Trailer Trash 24"x12" ProSeries Pedalboard (the black version). This photo was posted by HeptodeEffects on their Twitter feed in October 2014.

"By popular demand… My pedal board! Designed by the illustrious Sean Cox!"

"By popular demand… My pedal board! Designed by the illustrious Sean Cox!"

Chris Shiflett's MXR EVH90 Phase 90 Pedal can be seen on his pedalboard in this photo.

Shiflett is listed as using Mesa Road King II heads on their website.

Shiflett is listed as using Oversized Standard cabinets on Mesa's website.

Chris Shiflett uses the Line 6 MM4 Modulation Modeler, as shown in a photo of his pedalboard on Fulltone's website.

Chris Shiflett uses the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler, as shown in a photo of his pedalboard on Fulltone's website.

At 2:55 Chris says: "The same people that make the EP Boost make a wah-wah pedal...That thing's crazy!"

Worthen says, “Chris’ vocal mic is an e935...

MF: How is your home studio coming together?

NM: I'm trying to figure out whether the room's going to be able to get drum sounds that can work. So at the very least I'm using it for demoing, and then hopefully something that's releasable. I want to be able to have people come over and hang out and have a barbecue and then go make a song. That's what I want it to be. Who cares what happens to it? Let's just make music and record it.

CS: I have a Digi 002 at home, a drum set, some amps, mics and a little mic pre. It's funny, I was just thinking about this on the drive in. I have never spent enough time really getting to know how to operate Pro Tools, and every time I do, which is pretty infrequently, it just gets in the way of being creative. The thing that I use more than anything else is the Voice Memo on my iPhone.