Graham Coxon

Graham used a Boss PN-2 according to this Guitar Geek rig diagram.

Coxon's playing makes significant use of effects pedals such as distortion, delay (a significant example being "Essex Dogs") and flange (as heard in the pre-chorus of Girls & Boys). He uses a custom made Mike Hill pedalboard which over the years has included: Akai Headrush E2, Boss BF-2 Flanger, Boss CS-3 Compressor/Sustainer, Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, Boss DM-2 Analogue Delay, Boss OD-3, Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor, Boss PN-2 Tremolo/Pan, Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb, Boss TR-2 Tremolo, Boss TU-2 Tuner, Boss VB-2 Vibrato, DOD Punkifier, Electro-Harmonix HOG, Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail, Line 6 FM4 Filter Modeller, ProCo RAT, Shin-Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz, T-Rex Mudhoney Distortion. (Wikipedia)

Graham played “Parklife” and “Jubilee” on it at MTV Most Wanted in 1994

Dan Steinhardt (from That Pedal Show) posted a picture of that pedal on a board on instagram, mentioning it was build for Graham: "A few tweaks but finished this #pedalboard and delivered it to its new home with none other than #grahamcoxon huge thanks to Joe@thegigrig for being a superstar and helping me get this done"

Dan Steinhardt (from That Pedal Show) posted a picture of that pedal on a board on instagram, mentioning it was build for Graham: "A few tweaks but finished this #pedalboard and delivered it to its new home with none other than #grahamcoxon huge thanks to Joe@thegigrig for being a superstar and helping me get this done"

Dan Steinhardt (from That Pedal Show) posted a picture of that pedal on a board on instagram, mentioning it was build for Graham: "A few tweaks but finished this #pedalboard and delivered it to its new home with none other than #grahamcoxon huge thanks to Joe@thegigrig for being a superstar and helping me get this done"

Dan Steinhardt (from That Pedal Show) posted a picture of that pedal on a board on instagram, mentioning it was build for Graham: "A few tweaks but finished this #pedalboard and delivered it to its new home with none other than #grahamcoxon huge thanks to Joe@thegigrig for being a superstar and helping me get this done"

Owner of an Audient iD22 audio interface and the eight-channel mic pre ASP800, along with a selection of speakers and an eclectic mix of secondhand kit found on eBay, Coxon confirms that he has made sure that he’s got enough channels and the right gear “to record things cleanly or to muddy things up,” while at the same time being able to experiment with any one of his many acoustic guitars.

A LongAmp Roxanne can be seen at 0:39.

A Strymon Flint can be seen at 25:51, for example.

Graham’s guitar collection includes this Yamaha LS26 small-bodied acoustic. Since being turned on to Yamaha acoustics by Bert Jansch, he has also acquired a vintage FG1500 and an LL11 (as played by Bert).

In this video from Fender, Graham Coxon discusses his impressions and use of the Acoustasonic Telecaster while demoing the guitar through a Fender Bassbreaker 15 amp.

Coxon occasionally uses a Harmony Sovereign acoustic guitar, model unknown, which he bought around 1999.

Used on Later... With Jools Holland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEpnnSYRNzU

http://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2016/jan/29/graham-coxon-bert-jansch-music-concerts-blur-celtic-connections-festival

"I was standing (which I would never do now), and as I started the first song I felt my knees turning to rubber, and my already weak voice took on an involuntary and very embarrassing vibrato. I was shaking and sweating and really struggling with my old Harmony Sovereign guitar and its tree-trunk strings. It was awful."

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"More recent purchases include a Harmony Sovereign, an American acoustic from the 60's, the choice of many old blues and roots guitarists which Graham used on his solo album."

In this photo, which shows Coxon showing his Tele, the Boss TU-2 tuner pedal is visible.

Dan Steinhardt (from That Pedal Show) posted a picture of that pedal on a board on instagram, mentioning it was build for Graham: "A few tweaks but finished this #pedalboard and delivered it to its new home with none other than #grahamcoxon huge thanks to Joe@thegigrig for being a superstar and helping me get this done"

Dan Steinhardt (from That Pedal Show) posted a picture of that pedal on a board on instagram, mentioning it was build for Graham: "A few tweaks but finished this #pedalboard and delivered it to its new home with none other than #grahamcoxon huge thanks to Joe@thegigrig for being a superstar and helping me get this done"

A ThorpyFX Gunshot can be seen at 48:58 (next to a Boss PH-3).

According to GuitarGeek.com, Graham Coxon uses 1968 Marshall 4x12 cabinets.

Graham’s Martyn Booth Cherry Sunburst Signature model was hand-carved in the UK and features Seymour Duncan JB SH-4 and Jazz SH-2N humbuckers in the bridge and neck positions respectively.

ThorpyFX effects - including these Peacekeeper low gain overdrive, Gunshot overdrive and Chain Home tremolo pedals - are among Graham’s favourite stompboxes, both for live use and in the recording studio.

At 3:30-3:33 Damon and Coxon can be seen using the mic.

This post of Victory Amps shows Graham with the Sheriff 22 amp

In this 2023 Instagram post from from his official account, you can see the GE-7 on the board he has been using with The Waeve.

On the Victory website user page for Graham Coxon, he is cited as a user.

He has it in his pedalboard in the latest That Pedal Show episode .

In a September 2024 episode of That Pedal Show, Graham Coxon's pedalboard is shown and discussed throughout the video, including a clear view at 0:25, which reveals his use of the Maxon AD-9 Pro Analog Delay. This is supported by a screen capture from the episode.

In a September 2024 episode of That Pedal Show, Graham Coxon's pedalboard is shown and discussed throughout the video, including a clear view at 0:25, which reveals his use of the Analog Man Bi-Chorus. This is supported by a screen capture from the episode.

In a September 2024 episode of That Pedal Show, Graham Coxon's pedalboard is shown and discussed throughout the video, including a clear view at 0:25, which reveals his use of the Jam Retrovibe. This is supported by a screen capture from the episode. (Note that the only difference between the Retrovibe mk2 and mk3 is the soft click footswitch, which is present here).

A TC Electronic PolyTune can be seen at 0:45.

Seen in this Instagram post by JAM Pedals.