James Duke

James Duke uses the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Boy, as seen in his Instagram post.

James Duke features the Way Huge Overrated Special overdrive pedal in a post on his Instagram account, @thejamesduke, captioned "look what I saw."

James Duke is shown using the Electro-Harmonix Sovtek "Green Russian" Big Muff Pi V7C fuzz pedal in a photo shared on his Instagram account, thejamesduke, with the caption "sunday."

James Duke showcases the D'Addario NS Micro Clip-On Tuner in an Instagram post, describing it as a "precious little tuner."

Guitarist James Duke mentions his use of the Boss DD-2 Digital Delay in an Instagram post, expressing his fondness for delay effects and noting he acquired this pedal from @buyvintagepedals.

"sweet glow in the dark picks"

"This is a great guitar. It’s all over the new JMM record ‘ECONOMY”."

James is shown in this video playing a Gretsch White Penguin. Duke told Gretsch in an article from January of 2019, "I got my first Gretsch, the 6118 Anniversary model in 2004. It is such an amazing sounding instrument that really took my playing in a new direction.” The Gretsch in this video looks to be a G6134T-58 Vintage Select.

James uses this to stack with his lead lines to "beef" them up a bit. He also has been known to use it for swells.

James uses this with some of his lead lines. The best example is his solo on Matt Redman's "It Is Well With My Soul."

This is a new addition for James. He had a DM2 and then he had a Deluxe Memory Man 1000TT. He's using this now.

James Duke uses the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner for his guitar setups, as shown in a photo shared by him on Instagram.

James Duke uses the JHS Twin Twelve as a third-stage overdrive, showcasing his preference for JHS pedals. This is highlighted in a post on his Instagram account, thejamesduke.

In an Instagram post by James Duke, he showcases the Boss DM-2 Delay, likely used to create ambient wash effects during his performances.

In an Instagram post by thejamesduke, James Duke showcases the JHS Emperor pedal on his board, highlighting his affinity for chorus effects.

In the YouTube video titled "LIVRES 2012 - James Duke solo," James Duke can be seen playing a Fender American Vintage '52 Telecaster.

In this picture, James shows off his brass slide.

"well look what we have here. excited to try this out! @walrusaudioeffects #geartalk"

The TS9 is seen on his pedalboard in this picture.

"this pedal rules"

"perfect pedal for clean pedal steel style slide guitar"

Guitarist James Duke showcases his use of the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Dark Star reverb pedal in an Instagram post, expressing his admiration for the brand's innovations.

"you can even charge your phone with it! come on! great idea. highly recommended"

James Duke is seen using the Walrus Audio Luminary pedal in an Instagram post by @thejamesduke, captioned "Sunday: #geartalk."

In an Instagram post captioned "#geartalk," James Duke praises the Chase Bliss Audio Tonal Recall Analog Delay, highlighting its impressive performance.

In an Instagram post by thejamesduke, James Duke showcases his Boss DD-5 Digital Delay pedal, highlighting it with the caption "💙💙 #geartalk."

James Duke is shown using the TC Electronic Ditto Looper in a post on his Instagram account, thejamesduke.

James Duke is shown using the Chase Bliss Audio Warped Vinyl MKII in a post on his Instagram account, thejamesduke.

In an Instagram post, James Duke features the Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M Analog Delay, highlighting it with the caption "pedal! #geartalk."

"love the new gravitas"