Ethel Cain

Roland Juno-X is in this photo.

Ethel Cain is confirmed to use the Electro-Harmonix XO Stereo Clone Theory, as evidenced by a photograph shared on her official Instagram account, under the username mothercain. The image, captioned "polaroids from last week by my twin @crafty_caden," prominently features the pedal, providing clear proof of its use by the artist.

In this Pinterest photo of Ethel Cain, from a photoset she released at some point, you can see her with a Gretsch White Penguin guitar.

In this image, a screenshot from Ethel Cain’s Instagram story, it is shown that Ethel in a session in Ableton Live, presumably showing her music being made.

In this video, a live performance of her song "A House In Nebraska", Ethel Cain is singing into a Shure SM58, which is regularly used in her live performances.

In an article in the Tallahassee Democrat, Ethel Cain is shown holding a Shure Beta 58A microphone in an image from the Hinterland Music Festival in St. Charles, Iowa, in August 2024. There are various other images of her with the same mic.

In an interview with STUDIO 01, Ethel Cain discusses her journey in music production, stating that she began in 2017 with GarageBand and subsequently transitioned to Apple Logic Pro before eventually moving to Ableton. This information is mentioned around the 2:03 mark of the interview.

Pictured holding the instrument in this photo on her Instagram story.

In a post by Brad Yankey from the Keeley Custom Shop, two custom-finished Keeley Nocturne Andy Timmons Reverb pedals are shown, made specifically for Ethel Cain. This information was shared on the "Keeley Sound Check - Open Guitar Effects Forum" on Facebook.