Grant Nicholas

In this Instagram-Post, Grant is shown with the Shure SM7B recording vocals. He also confirmes in the comments that he uses it with an API Pre Amp.

Grant has shown the new Fender Acoustasonic Jazzmaster on his Instagram stories. He was interviewed as part of the Fender takeover on Anderton's YouTube as part of the product launch.

Pictured in Grant's pedal collection, a version of the Soda Drive with a blue coloured chasis.

In the 3rd picture you can see the Monotron in Grant's studio.

In picture 3 the keyboard is in Grant's studio, although it has various notes and stickers in it you can see the shape of the controls and black design.

Grant Nicholas features the Subdecay Octasynth pedal on his Instagram, indicating its role in his recording setup.

Grant Nicholas is shown using the Ibanez SD9 Sonic Distortion pedal in a photo shared on his Instagram account.

In an Instagram post, Grant Nicholas features the Dunlop Crybaby QZ1 Q Zone wah pedal among his gear.

Pictured on Grant's Instagram, he has a cream vintage Wurlitzer 200A in his studio.

Grant Nicholas showcases the G7th Nashville Capo in a post on his Instagram, expressing gratitude to the brand.

Grant Nicholas is shown using a Neumann U87 microphone in a photo shared on his Instagram account, highlighting its role in his studio setup.

Pictured on Grant's Instagram in his studio

Pictured in Grant's studio on Instagram

Pictured in Grant's studio in this video on Grant's Instagram

Pictured on Grant's Instagram in his studio

Pictured in Grant's studio on Instagram

"I’ve replaced the bridge pickup with a Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder, which I use on most of my live guitars. "

"I was mixing it up between Teles and Jazzmasters. I got it from where Tommy [Gleeson Feeder touring guitarist and former Slaves To Gravity frontman] used to work, Vintage And Rare. "

Pictured in Grant's studio

Pictured in Grant's studio on Instagram

From the article: "When I bought that guitar I was with Taka, we used to go to this guitar shop in Richmond quite a lot, and this guitar was just there for sale. And at the time no-one was really playing Explorers unless they were in a metal band, but I quite liked that, and it was a cherry one as well, so it didn’t look quite as metal. It originally belonged to Mick Ralphs from Bad Company apparently. Well it had his name on the case, and that’s what they told me! I haven’t touched anything with it – the pickups are Seymour Duncan Antiquity humbuckers in there – they’re my favourite humbuckers actually. It’s been used since the Polythene period really – it’s been used on practically every Feeder song since. It just plug it straight into a Marshall and track it, it just does that one thing – it just rocks."

From the article, while discussing his Gibson Explorer: "...It originally belonged to Mick Ralphs from Bad Company apparently. Well it had his name on the case, and that’s what they told me! I haven’t touched anything with it – the pickups are Seymour Duncan Antiquity humbuckers in there – they’re my favourite humbuckers actually. It’s been used since the Polythene period really – it’s been used on practically every Feeder song since. It just plug it straight into a Marshall and track it, it just does that one thing – it just rocks."

In Grant's Instagram post you can see the pedal in a collection on the floor in his studio.

You can see Grant's Blues Jr in his studio in this picture, from an article on Music Reader. https://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/studio-tour-feeders-grant-nicholas-reveals-his-guitar-and-recording-setup-643107

Pictured with Grant's amps in Grant's studio, in an article on Music Radar. Grant mentions in the interview that his live rig at the time (circa the All Bright Electric album tour cycle) included the deluxe. https://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/studio-tour-feeders-grant-nicholas-reveals-his-guitar-and-recording-setup-643107

Posted on Grant's Instagram is a picture of a silverburst player plus Meteora, which Grant has decorated with his usual star stickers. It appears Grant has been given the guitar by Fender to promote.

Posted on his Instagram Grant has the SM Octave Fuzz.

Grant has posted on his Instagram about trying out the new pedal from RedBeard Effects.

This picture of Grants Acoustic pedalboard was taken at their recent stripped back tour to promote Black/Red, displaying the LR Braggs Venue Acoustic DI.

The Boss CE-2W can be seen in the photograph of Grant's acoustic pedalboard that he has used during stripped back performances to promote the album Black/Red.