Eric Lambert

“This is probably my favourite pedal on the ’board. It gives me a nice little studio delay. Any type of little lead I have that I don’t want to be so raw, I’ll kick on the MXR. It makes everything flow a little easier for me. On solos or tremolo picking parts, it’s really nice.”

“This can make any delay I want; from ping-pong to reverse and feedback. It’s a very technical pedal; it takes hours to try and get the right delay, but you can tap everything out to tap tempo, and I can pretty much load up everything from our sessions to this pedal, too.”

“I scoop out some of the mid and let the highs cut through a little bit more. I don’t do much more than that. If I step off that pedal it almost sounds like a lo-fi on my amp.”

Eric Lambert uses the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano reverb pedal to add atmosphere to bluesy solos, as featured in MusicRadar's article "In pictures: 36 pro guitarist pedalboards."

“I use this on the front side, that’s my Tube Screamer right now. I don’t have it on right now, though, because the pickups are really hot in the guitars I’m using right now, so I actually don’t really need that. But over in the States I usually use it, as it gives a nice bite.”

At 0:20 he shows his pedalbourd in which is locked this Boss Chromatic Tuner

In the Digital Tour Bus episode of "GEAR MASTERS" featuring Blessthefall, Eric Lambert is seen using the Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor at the 0:23 mark.

In the YouTube video "Blessthefall - GEAR MASTERS Ep. 6" by Digital Tour Bus, Eric Lambert is shown using the Maxon OD808 Overdrive pedal at the 0:35 mark.

See this multieffect pedal at 1:05

See that pedal at 1:50

See this edal at 2:10

See this pedal at 2:50

In an Instagram post showcasing his recent rig, Eric Lambert features the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator, visible at the top-right of the photo.