Eric Krasno

has become Krasno’s favourite new amp for sessions and gigs. The Supro can run at 35 or 45/60 watts – switching from class A to AB respectively. It is driven by a pair of 5881 or 6L6 power tubes.

The Supro loves pedals and it’s integrated reverb and trem circuits are tube driven. As you can hear in this video of Soulive performing the Beatles’ classic ‘Eleanor Rigby’, the Supro is very responsive to Krasno’s picking dynamics.

7:50 shows that he is using one on his fly board.

the EKM10T is the slightly more affordable model of the Ibanez EKM100 with a Bigsby that comes stock. Both signature guitars for Eric Krasno made by Ibanez.

One of his main guitars. Can be seen in almost every concert with Lettuce and Soulive.

As he mentions in this interview his main amp is a Mesa Boogie Lone Star. You can see this amp in almost all of his live performances.

Can be seen in the photo in the middle of the page. He also mentions this pedal in this interview.

Can be seen in the photo in the middle of the page. He also mentions this pedal in this interview.

Eric Krasno mentions in a Guitarmessenger interview that he owns a 1978 Fender Stratocaster.

Eric Krasno mentions using the Ibanez Artist AS-200 in an interview featured on Guitarmessenger, as shown in the accompanying user-uploaded photo.

Used in rotation on latest record.

In an interview by DI Labs on the Pigtronix website, Eric Krasno discusses his use of the Pigtronix Class A Boost pedal, highlighting its role in his setup with Soulive.

As mentioned in video description Krasno uses a Pigtronix Envelope Phaser. It is not shown in video but he has the first EP2 endorsement. You can be %100 sure for this submission. He uses this pedal in almost all of his live performances.

According to Maxon's website, Krasno uses the Maxon OD-9 Overdrive Pedal.

According to Maxon's website, Krasno uses the Maxon PH350 Rotary Phaser pedal.

In a live performance at Asheville Music Hall on August 3, 2018, Eric Krasno is seen using a PRS Silver Sky electric guitar, as captured in the YouTube video by Iam AVL.

One of the amps in high rotation during recording sessions.

3:30 He uses this with the gain fairly low, for a very sweet early cream/clapton sound.

4:05 says "his favorite delay pedal" and keeps it on all the time, as a sortve subtle slapback delay. giving it more of vintage echo/reverb sound than your standard delay you'd normally think of.

3:15 pairs this with a fuzz. Prefers the script logo phaser.

7:09 uses the King of Tone on his fly pedal board.

Can be seen in the photo in the middle of the page. He also mentions this pedal in this interview.

Can be seen in the photo in the middle of the page. He also mentions this pedal at the end of the pedalboard paragraph.

In a discussion featured on Guitarmessenger, Eric Krasno mentions using the Pigtronix Echolution delay pedal as part of his pedalboard setup.

In the pedalboard picture from this interview there is a Boss TR-2 Tremolo pedal there.

In the pedalboard picture from this interview there is a Boss PH-3 Phase Shift pedal here.

There is a Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner in the pedalboard picture from this interview.

There is a Holy Grail Nano by EHX in the pedalboard picture.

He mentions that he uses Vox Wah in this interview. Also can be seen in the picture.

There is an Ernie Ball Volume pedal on the right of the pedalboard.

"Loving the new MXR Reverb pedal. A ton of inspiring sounds in a small pedal. I don't have to rely on my amps for great reverb now!" -Eric Krasno