Gilad Hekselman

In these photos, which were taken prior to recording his new album, the pedalboard of Hekselman is seen. His pedalboard includes the Boss OC-3 super octave pedal.

In these photos, which were taken prior to recording his new album, the pedalboard of Hekselman is seen. His pedalboard includes the EHX Holy Grail Nano.

In these photos, which were taken prior to recording his new album, the pedalboard of Hekselman is seen. His pedalboard includes the EHX Freeze.

"Avalanche Run is sort of a desert island kinda pedal for me. Has pretty sounding delay & reverb, stereo out, and a lot of quirky sounds to "take it out there" with."

In this picture, the artist plays this gear.

In these photos, which were taken prior to recording his new album, the pedalboard of Hekselman is seen. His pedalboard includes the Wampler Sovereign.

At 2:59 it can be seen on Gilad's pedalboard

In this picture the artist is playing this Gibson.

According to his Instagram post, Hekselman actually uses the Demeter Fat Control pedal.

Gilad can be seen using a Fender Twin Reverb Blackface in this video. I have worked at jazz happenings in Finland and when he played there he requested a Fender Twin Reverb Blackface.

Gilad Hekselman is seen using an Ibanez Talman Electric Guitar in a photo on his official Twitter page, where he mentions jamming on his roof with @Daynasound and others, incorporating VR technology.

In these photos, which were taken prior to recording his new album, the pedalboard of Hekselman is seen. His pedalboard includes the Malekko Ekko 616 analog delay.

In these photos, which were taken prior to recording his new album, the pedalboard of Hekselman is seen. His pedalboard includes the Old World 1960 compressor pedal.

In January 2017, I attended a performance by the Gilad Hekselman Trio at Jazz Standard, where I observed that his pedalboard included the Electro-Harmonix Superego Synth Engine. This setup change is detailed on Jazz Apparatus's "Gilad Hekselman's Gear."

Though Gilad prefers tube amps, "he used his grab-and-go Quilter for Trio Grande and travels with it in case the backline is inadequate." (quoted from Premier Guitar's Gilad Hekselman Rig Rundown article)

"For many years I've been using Quilter amps. They actually got it to sound better than most tube amps. I love the headroom."

https://www.quilterlabs.com/index.php/artists/details/gilad-hekselman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOdtI0owjpM&ab_channel=QuilterLabs