Ian O'Neil

From a photo on the Equipboard Facebook pages taken at a Deer Tick show in October 2014, Ian O'Neil's pedal setup can be seen. The wide blue pedal is the Diamond J-Drive MK3 Guitar Effects Pedal.

"My most significant one is my 1966 Guild T-100 that I saved up for for a while. I love my new Jazzmaster and Jaguar, which Fender has been so kind to give to me. I recently modded an early Japanese Fender Strat with a Porter pickup and it's quickly become my favorite."

Under the "gear list" section found below his interview with Reverb, the Gibson Melody Maker is listed.

"My most significant one is my 1966 Guild T-100 that I saved up for for a while. I love my new Jazzmaster and Jaguar, which Fender has been so kind to give to me. I recently modded an early Japanese Fender Strat with a Porter pickup and it's quickly become my favorite."

"My most significant one is my 1966 Guild T-100 that I saved up for for a while. I love my new Jazzmaster and Jaguar, which Fender has been so kind to give to me. I recently modded an early Japanese Fender Strat with a Porter pickup and it's quickly become my favorite."

In an interview on reverb.com, Ian O'Neil of Deer Tick shared that while touring Europe with Titus Andronicus, his Fender Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar was stolen. This incident led to the band's label head gifting him a '70s Howard Roberts Gibson Fusion, which he deeply cherishes.

This photo of Ian O'Neil's guitar pedals (from an Oct 2014 Deer Tick performance in Austin, Texas) shows he uses the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb TonePrint Series Guitar Effects Pedal.

The pedal on the end of the chain is the MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal. This photo is of Ian O'Neil's pedal setup, from a performance they did in Austin, Texas in Oct 2014.

"I tend to play mostly old gear. I’ve been using a mid-’70s Silverface Twin Reverb for nearly 10 years, and it has never failed me. I had it modified to break up quicker, which is crucial. It has cigarette burns on the top from putting them out at music festivals and looks to be falling apart. It's my most trusted companion on stage. I use pretty basic pedals. I don't see much use in using more than four or five. A delay, overdrive, added reverb and tuner are what I tour with always."

"When I was tour with Titus Andronicus in Europe, I had my Fender Thinline Tele stolen. Deer Tick's label head gave me his ‘70s Howard Roberts Gibson Fusion, which I love and will always cherish."

Under the "gear list" section found below his interview with Reverb, the Fender Paramount Deluxe is listed.

Under the "gear list" section found below his interview with Reverb, the Boss TU-3 is listed.

Recording King sent this guitar to O'Neil. O'Neil thanked Recording King for sending this guitar out to him.