Jonathan Wilson

in these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine a Blonde Fender Bassman can be seen.

"I will say that the 57 on the B-15 with a DI is a trick I learned from the great Thom Monahan"

Jonathan Wilson talks through the racks in his studio

A Fulltone Tube Tape Echo sits on Jonathan's amp throughout this video. Can be seen at 4:33.

An MXR Carbon Copy can be seen on Jonathan's board at 2:28 on this video.

A Dunlop Uni-Vibe Stereo Chorus can be seen on Jonathan's board at 2:28 on this video.

A Fulltone Supa-Trem can be seen on Jonathan's board at 2:28 on this video.

A Korg Pitchblack Tuner can be seen on Jonathan's board at 2:28 on this video.

An Mxr Vintage Phase 90 can be seen on Jonathan's board at 2:28 on this video.

An Xotic Ep booster can be seen on Jonathan's board at :52 in this video.

A Malekko E616 Analog Delay can be seen on Jonathan's board at :52 in this video.

A Danelectro FAB Chorus can be seen on Jonathan's board at :52 in this video.

An Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Plus can be seen on Jonathan's board at :52 in this video.

In these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine a Holy grail nano can be seen.

A Radial True Bypass Switcher can be seen on Jonathan's board at :52 in this video.

In these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine a Small Stone Nano can be seen.

In these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine a Pro Co Rat can be seen.

In these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine a Belcat Analog Delay can be seen.

In these photos from a shoot for Guitarist Magazine an Eventide Space Reverb can be seen.

Jonathan has a Belle Epoch on his board in this photo by Catalinbread's Instagram.

In this photo posted on Jonathan's Instagram a Catalinbread RAH can be seen.

In this photo posted on Jonathan's Instagram a Catalinbread Pareidolia can be seen.

In this photo posted on Jonathan's Instagram a Mutron Micro V can be seen.

Jonathan Wilson talks through the racks in his studio

Jonathan Wilson's Standard Edition Blue Canyon Climber (or Limited Edition Pink Canyon Climber) Companion Fuzz w/ Boost.

Jext Telez ripped apart Jonathan Wilson's Companion Fuzz. He was pissed but he didn't press charges. Instead the judge ordered that Jext Telez do an exact version of the pedal- nail the original AND add a switch that boosts the output many times and flattens out the response of the original while adding unreal sustain. Both parties were well satisfied and retired deep into the Canyon to commiserate.

So here it is. The Jext Telez Jonathan Wilson's Canyon Climber fuzz pedal. Take Jonathan's original Companion that has already appeared on countless amazing records. A stunning example of the greatness of the Companion, played on records by Father John Misty, Roger Waters, Jonathan Wilson and many others by Jonathan.

Then fix the shortcomings and add those to the pedal in a switch which changes modes from the original to a newly third transistorized version-- boosted way the hell up in volume, flatten out them freq's a bit, not too much, and add sustain for days and long canyon nights.

You will be stunned by the same classic vibes that appeared on countless spaghetti western themes, and made the landscape of artists from Radiohead and the Black Keys to The Jesus and Mary Chain-- only now with improvements requested and dialed in by Jonathan Wilson. This is an instant classic and the Wilson designed artwork is as stunning as the tones. Done in a rich 8 layered Silk Screen, this is the pedal of your longing.

Jonathan Wilson explains his use of great microphones at an early age

Jonathan Wilson talks through the racks in his studio