Ewan Cunningham

"We recorded the guitars using a Mesa Boogie Mark 2B Amp close mic'd with a Shure SM57."

"+Gerg? Halász Thanks Gergo! I used a silicon Dunlop fuzz face and the catlinbread echorec pedal :-)?"

"Using my Mexican Fender Stratocaster." he wrote in the description

In the YouTube video titled "Pink Floyd - Money - Guitar Solo Cover (4K)," Ewan Cunningham plays a Gibson Les Paul Special Double-Cut Electric Guitar.

" Filmed and edited by Ewan Cunningham, audio edited on Cubase 7."

"We recorded the guitars using a Mesa Boogie Mark 2B Amp close mic'd with a Shure SM57."

"TC Electronics Flashback Delay, OCD Overdrive and a TC Electronics Reverb pedal.?" he said he used these pedals for this video in this reply.

In his YouTube video titled "Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond - Guitar Cover (4K)," Ewan Cunningham mentions using the Fulltone OCD Obsessive Compulsive Drive, along with TC Electronics Flashback Delay and Reverb pedals, for this performance.

In his YouTube video "Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond - Guitar Cover (4K)," Ewan Cunningham mentions using the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Mini Reverb pedal, along with the TC Electronic Flashback Delay and OCD Overdrive, as part of his setup.

"Using my Tama Superstar Hyperdrive kit, I love it."

"+Gerg? Halász Thanks Gergo! I used a silicon Dunlop fuzz face and the catlinbread echorec pedal :-)?"

Ewan Cunningham frequently uses the Yamaha PSR-E363 in his cover performances, as seen in his YouTube video of Pink Floyd's "Flaming."

Made 3 covers with it already

In his YouTube cover of "You Never Give Me Your Money" by The Beatles, Ewan Cunningham is seen playing the Aria Pro II Cliff Burton Signature Bass.