Emma Ruth Rundle

She is quoted when asked what guitar she would save if the house was burning down. "Woah. It's so hard to say, but I guess I would have to save the Jag Baritone HH Special, just because it was so hard to acquire. I love all my instruments and have very personal attachments to them all. I don't have any children or pets now, just tools. Each one of the guitars has its own songs hidden inside."

She can be seen using her Gibson SG Special live numerous times, esp with LA-based band Marriages. She talks about her SG in Musicradar's interview with her: "I might have to save my acoustic Blueridge OM as I have written the most music on it other than my Gibson SG (which is maybe the most 'replaceable' guitar). Hard to choose."

“Live, I like to use a Jazz Chorus amp and I like to run stereo amps, so I have a Jazz Chorus and I’ve been borrowing various Fender tube amps lately, preferably something with a 1x12, just to get that tube sound on one side and then that super clean side.

The Jazz Chorus really works well for the drop-tunings. You get super-clear bass notes, but then with the tube amp, you get some more of the biting mids that warm it up a little. It makes it less sterile, I guess."

Post from twitter account stating that the EHX Memory Man is the pedal she uses the most.

Emma on Instagram: "Behold! @dunable_guitars ERR custom baritone. Mahogany neck and body. Ebony fretboard with pearloid block inlay, grizzly pick up set and aged lacquer finish."

In this Audiotree performance, she is plugged into what appears to be two Hot Rod Deluxe amps.

In the video of Emma Ruth Rundle's live performance at Warsaw on March 15, 2017, she is seen using a Fender Twin Reverb Silverface amplifier.

This guitar started appearing in at shows following the release of Marked For Death. It can be clearly seen in this performance of "Living With a Black Dog".

Used in the Audiotree performance of "Heaven".

Can be seen in the youtube video.

Emma can be seen using the Taylor guitar throughout the whole video of "Your Card the Sun / Run Forever".

As shown on this picture, it was used during her tenure as Red Sparrowe's guitarist.

Clearly visible in this Instagram post as well as this performance of "Shadows of My Name".

In an Instagram post, Emma Ruth Rundle features the EarthQuaker Devices Palisades overdrive pedal, indicating its use in her live performances.

In an Instagram post, Emma Ruth Rundle can be seen using the EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master delay pedal.

In photo 8 of this Instagram post, Emma Ruth Rundle is shown with the Red Panda Context reverb pedal, highlighting her gear setup during the release of her album "On Dark Horses."

Can be seen in a twitter post from Emma Ruth Rundle.

The guitar can be seen in her Audiotree session and many other live performances. It has an external pickup installed below the neck. In a 2016 interview she states that this guitar and her SG are the guitars she has written the most music on.

It took several revisions in the sense that I couldn’t really find the right key for that song to be in. I couldn’t physically tune my guitar as low as it needed to be. So I got this Digitech drop pedal. It’s like a whammy pedal, but it specifically changes the entire tuning by a half step down. It goes all the way to seven half steps down. I ended up using that in the studio instead of tuning the guitar itself because it was impossible. I kind of fucked myself over with all the tuning on the record because I didn’t come up with a strategy for that tuning situation—it’s pretty out there.

In a Twitter post, Emma Ruth Rundle expresses her appreciation for the EarthQuaker Devices Afterneath V1 reverb pedal, indicating its role in her sound creation.

Visible in this Instagram post.

In an Instagram post, Emma Ruth Rundle showcases the EarthQuaker Devices Grand Orbiter V1, highlighting her use of this phaser effects pedal.

In an Instagram post, Emma Ruth Rundle showcases the DigiTech WH-5 Whammy V, highlighting its role in her pedal setup.

Can be seen on her Instagram post from June 2019.

Emma Ruth Rundle is seen using the Keeley Loomer in a photo posted on her Instagram, captioned "Working."

Can be seen in the youtube video at 0:31 and at 1:45.

Can be seen on the pedalboard in the video.

In a Twitter post, Emma Ruth Rundle expresses her appreciation for the EarthQuaker Devices Arrows V2, highlighting it as part of her sound tools.

In a Twitter post, Emma Ruth Rundle expresses her admiration for the EarthQuaker Devices Monarch overdrive pedal, indicating its role in shaping her sound.

In an Instagram post, Emma Ruth Rundle can be seen using the Boss GE-7 Graphic Equalizer during her European tour dates.