John Mark McMillan

"This @jhspedals unicorn is ruling my world."

John Mark McMillan likely uses the JHS Panther Cub delay pedal to add depth to his lead lines, complementing bandmate James Duke's wetter signal. This insight aligns with his Twitter activity promoting upcoming shows.

John's trusty ToneMaster

One of several JHS pedals on a pedal board for a live performance in the photo.

John Mark McMillan uses the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner for his live performances, as mentioned on his Twitter.

John Mark McMillan is associated with the MXR M101 Phase 90 phaser pedal, as indicated in his Twitter post mentioning upcoming performances.

John Mark McMillan uses the JHS Morning Glory as his sole overdrive pedal, as noted in a tweet from his official Twitter account.

John Mark McMillan mentions the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano reverb pedal in a tweet, suggesting its use in his upcoming shows.

John Mark McMillan uses the Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb to enhance his guitar tone, as mentioned in his Twitter post.

One of several JHS pedals hooked up to a pedal board for a live performance in the picture.

Featured on his mini pedalboard build from February 13, 2022. Posted on his Instagram and TikTok.

Featured on his mini pedalboard build from February 13, 2022. Posted on his Instagram and TikTok.

Featured on his mini pedalboard build from February 13, 2022. Posted on his Instagram and TikTok.

Featured on his mini pedalboard build from February 13, 2022. Posted on his Instagram and TikTok.

Featured on his mini pedalboard build from February 13, 2022. Posted on his Instagram and TikTok.

According to a blog post titled "Guitars Begin Today" dated December 10, 2010, John Mark McMillan used an original Trainwreck Circuits Rocket, along with other vintage and boutique amplifiers, to track guitar parts in the studio.