Jack Fowler

In this article Jack and fellow SWS guitarist Nick Martin describe their gear. Jack states he "goes back and forth between" his Gibson Les Pauls. In the photo, you can see Jack playing one of said Les Pauls.

"My new little baby boy arrived today at the studio 1978 Gibson RD!"

In this article, Jack talks about some gear he uses, among which this guitar can be found:

"I think there was an EVH 5153, a Soldano, a Satellite amp, a Bad Cat Hot Cat 100, which is very rare. Those were the four main amps on the record. Guitar-wise, I was back and forth between all of my Gibson Les Pauls and then this one Ernie Ball Reflex because it sounds really good for twangy stuff."

I've honestly never been happier with any guitar company in my entire life, after 4 months @prsguitars made my wildest dreams come true by building me my own Custom 22! Thank you to everyone at @prsguitars especially @rmhannon3 [Rich Hannon] for making all this possible!

Big thanks to @prsguitars for my new Custom S2, getting me ready for the @vanswarpedtour!

“The S2 Singlecut is such an amazing guitar, it does everything I need from loud rock and roll to rolled back poppy songs. Definitely something I'll be using from here on out!”

In the photo you can clearly see Jack Fowler using this guitar

In this amp stack photo posted by Fowler on his Instagram profile, the Diezel VH4 can be seen.

In this amp stack photo posted by Fowler on his Instagram profile, the Wizard Modern Classic II can be seen.

"I think there was an EVH 5153, a Soldano, a Satellite amp, a Bad Cat Hot Cat 100, which is very rare. Those were the four main amps on the record. Guitar-wise, I was back and forth between all of my Gibson Les Pauls and then this one Ernie Ball Reflex because it sounds really good for twangy stuff."

" I run an Orange TH30 head with an Orange cab. I play Fender Telecasters, and I only use Seymour Duncan pickups. When it comes to pedals, it’s really kind of endless."

Spotted using live and used in the studio

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the Strymon BigSky reverb pedal.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the Strymon TimeLine.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the EHX Bad Stone phase shifter.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the Strymon Sunset dual overdrive.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the EHX Big Muff Sovtek Pi.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the Pro Co RAT distortion pedal.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the EHX Pitch Fork.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo featured on his Instagram account, the Line 6 DL4 can be seen.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo featured on his Instagram account, the Boss DD-7 digital delay can be seen.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo featured on his Instagram account, the T-Rex Whirlyverb can be seen.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo featured on his Instagram account, the MXR EVH90 Phase 90 phaser can be seen.

According to Fowler's pedalboard photo featured on his Instagram account, the TC Electronic PolyTune can be seen.

"One thing I can tell you that I have used on the record is a very simple pedal, the EVH Flanger. Every time we needed a backup sound we'd just plug that thing in. Or just an original Boss DD-3.

"We wanted to be able to recreate everything live and use stuff that you can get everywhere, so if something breaks, you're not just shit out of luck!"

Super stoked to give this Shape Shifter and Palladium Gain a Go all summer long