Erik Paulson

Erik Paulson is a verified artist of PureSalem guitars, playing their Vintage Cream Jimmy. It has been featured in many Remo Drive videos, and Erik has also posted a demo of this guitar on YouTube.

Beside his PS Jimmy Erik also have a Fender J Mascis Jazzmaster that he sometimes use in live shows and in the audiotree session.

Erik Paulson, in remo drive oficial tik tok, said he used a fender twin amp in two bux

https://www.tiktok.com/@remodrivemn/video/6937787711688428805?lang=pt-BR&is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v2

In Remo Drive's Reddit AMA (on the subreddit r/indieheads), user InDrublic inquired as to which pedals they used when recording "Greatest Hits." The band responded: "I used 2 earthquaker pedals (the dunes and the dirt transmitter) on the album. I also use a hall of fame and a shitty hardwire delay!"

The DS-1 can be seen on Erik's pedalboard numerous times throughout the video towards the bottom right.

In this live preformance shows Erik playing through a Green Mesa/Boogie F-100 Combo. He seems to have removed the logo on the grill cloth but it is the same amp. You can first see the entire amp at 3:07

In Remo Drive's Reddit AMA (on the subreddit r/indieheads), user InDrublic inquired as to which pedals they used when recording "Greatest Hits." The band responded: "I used 2 earthquaker pedals (the dunes and the dirt transmitter) on the album. I also use a hall of fame and a shitty hardwire delay!"

In the video Erik is seen playing the stratocaster and the model has also been specified on the Remo Drive instagram.

Erik Paulson plays a les Paul standard, as seen in the video

Erik Paulson said in oficial remo drive tik tok that he used a jhs double barrel pedal into a marshall amp for the music two buxs

In Remo Drive's Reddit AMA (on the subreddit r/indieheads), user InDrublic inquired as to which pedals they used when recording "Greatest Hits." The band responded: "I used 2 earthquaker pedals (the dunes and the dirt transmitter) on the album. I also use a hall of fame and a shitty hardwire delay!"

On the Instagram post each of the band member's gear is specified including Erik's amplifier.

On the Instagram post each band member's gear is specified including Erik's pedals.

On the Instagram post each band member's gear is specified including Erik's pedals.

Been playing this for tour dates in 2019

In the video of Erik Paulson teaching Remo Drive's Star Worship at 0:09, he mentions that he is playing a PureSalem Woodsoul. This guitar can also be seen on Remo Drive's recent instagram live recordings.

Erik used this guitar to play "Emo Dave."

On the Instagram post each band member's gear is specified including Erik's pedals.

On the Instagram post each band member's gear is specified including Erik's pedals.

Erik can be seen here playing the goldtop at a show earlier this year in Glasgow Scotland

Erik demos the Crook V3 in his instagram story.

On the Instagram post each band member's gear is specified including Erik's pedals.

He's using the Gibson Les Paul Traditional in the Sun Room Session.

You can spot this pedal at 15:40 at the live on Audiotree performance, Erik likely used it on Name Brand at the same show.

It may also be a Boss OD-3, since they look very similar. I havent found any interview of some sorts of Erik talking about this pedal so i can't confirm if he used it on anything other than that live show.

Erik Paulson played this in the Lookin’ Under The Tree music video, it appears to be a yellow Ibanez RG2610E, but it could be a different model with a single humbucking bridge pickup. It can be seen throughout the music video but can first be seen at 0:35.

Erik can be seen playing this guitar in an acoustic solo performance for the song "Sleepless". He posted about the guitar on the band's Instagram. Erik received it as a graduation present from his parents and it remained his main acoustic ever since.

...I've been writing on [this guitar] since before Greatest Hits. My parents gave this guitar to me when I graduated high school (thanks Mom and Dad). Right away, I started writing an acoustic record called "Introduction" under the name Focus Ring. [...] Since then, this guitar was involved in just about everything we've done. I still write or refine most of my songs on it.