Joe Robinson

"You might have a different size thumb to me.. but this is what i have always used. Sometimes you have to try 20 to find a good few. "

Joe Robinson's hashtags in this Instagram pic reveal he owns a Fender Custom Shop Heavy Relic 63 Stratocaster Electric Guitar, in Burgundy Mist finish. He posted this photo in June 2014.

Guitarist Joe Robinson mentions on his website that the Dunlop Jazz III Standard Nylon 1.38mm Guitar Picks in red are his favorite picks for playing electric guitar.

"I got this amp in early 2016 and have been using it a lot. A beautiful, singing tone."

In an interview with Premier Guitar's Jason Shadrick, Joe Robinson says about the Octavius (at 7:20 in the video), "The T-Rex Octavius I love. I have actually two of them, one for acoustic and one for electric. I use the boost on that a lot. That pedal is a real stable part of the sound I get."

"But mostly I played Frank’s ’60s Gibson ES-335 through a Laboga Alligator 30—a Polish class A 30-watt 2x12 combo. I love it. It sounds a little like a Vox AC30, but way creamier."

According to Premier Guitar's gear list, Robinson also uses the Maton 808TE.

"Joe's Gretsch White Falcon JR is a limited run from 2016. A super cool guitar, with Filtertron Pickups, and a classic White Falcon sound in a smaller body, with a center block. Joe uses 12-52 gauge strings on this guitar."

"An awesome boost/overdrive pedal for electric guitar! I pretty much leave it on all the time.."

You can see the Tube Screamer at 8:54

On the right at 11:41

"So I went out on a limb and asked Laboga to send me one. I managed to get one here, though it was quite difficult with international shipping and customs. For this album I used the Laboga with a Dr. Z Carmen Ghia 1x12 combo and they just worked together so well."

"This guitar features 6105 frets and a really fat neck. Very lightweight. Joe uses this guitar a lot in the studio and sometimes brings it on the road also."

"I have two of these boards and thats it. I don't use my bigger pedalboards anymore. These are the perfect size for me. "

Guitarist Joe Robinson uses the Cioks DC5 Link power supply, as shown on his official website, where it is mentioned as a reliable option for mounting underneath his pedalboard.

“I love Keeley pedals! The Katana Boost has been on my board for years and it sounds so good I just leave it on all the time. It adds extra harmonics to the guitar somehow. Really a beautiful sound."

Red Gibson SG used for flaming arches

In this Instagram photo which shows Joe Robinson's pedalboard, the Jam Pedals WaterFall Chorus & Vibrato Pedal can be seen, second from the left. He says, "Pedalboard for this run... new additions are the Waterfall by JAM and the Zentastik by POB" (photo from March 2014).

In an interview with Premier Guitar's Jason Shadrick, Joe runs through his current live rig.

"The pedal set up is really quite simple. I have these Behringer cables going into a CryBaby, a Peterson Strobe Tuner, a Ernie Ball Volume Pedal into a T-Rex Octavius."

In this YouTube video, Joe Robinson is seen demoing the Boss RC-1 Loop Station.

According to Boss' website, Robinson uses Boss BD-2W.

According to Boss' website, Robinson uses Boss TU-3.

According to Boss' website, Robinson uses the Boss DD-7 delay pedal.

According to Boss' website, Robinson uses the Boss GR-55.

According to Boss' website, Robinson uses Boss VE-20.

According to Boss' website, Robinson uses the Boss SL-20 pedal.

You can see the Tremster at 9:43

You can see it at 10:18

11:41 on the left

You can see it at 11:41