Jonny Ashburn

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's signal chain continues from the Turbo Tube Screamer to a digital delay by Boss.

In this photo, the Ibanez TS9 tube screamer is seen.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's signal chain continues from the Boss compressor to an overdrive / distortion combo pedal.

"New board. Pretty close to the last one but hopefully this new case is TSA proof now. #impossible."

Jonny Ashburn uses the Montreal Assembly Count to Five delay pedal, as seen on his pedalboard in a photo shared by Walrus Audio on Facebook in March 2019.

"Rolling back your tone knob on your neck pickup in combination with a fuzz pedal like the Big Muff or Daddy O makes for a killer and very different distortion sound. This trick definitely works best with dual humbuckers. You end up with a Robert Fripp kinda sound."

-Jonny Ashburn, Guitar World article

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny uses an SKB pedalboard to store his pedals.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's signal chain continues past the DL4 to a Boss reverb pedal.

"Bought a Heliotropic from @fuzzrocious a little bit ago and it sounds incredible. Unfortunately it wasn't this one. Wow. Custom paint job (and pedal) like a boss."

In this photo, the Strymon Flint can be seen.

"@fuzzrocious pedals are killin it. #CaspianLP4"

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The LS-2 can be seen on the middle row at the right.

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The Echolution can be seen on the first row in the middle.

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The Infinity looper can be seen in the lower left corner.

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The RC-3 can be seen on the upper row between the Boss FS and the Echobox.

Photo posted on Jonnys instagram. The Afterlife can be seen in the middle above the TU-3.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's signal chain begins with a volume pedal by Ernie Ball.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's signal chain continues from the volume pedal to a Boss compressor.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's signal chain continues past the Daddy O. to a Turbo Tube Screamer.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's pedalboard has a Boss footswitch to control his digital delay.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's signal chain continues from the Boss digital delay to a DL4 by Line 6.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny's signal chain finishes at the left side with a tuner by Boss.

From a Guitar World Article, Jonny has an EV-5 expression pedal dead centre of the board for the DL4.

"@subdecayfx has this new jam and I can't wait to get my hands on one. Ring mod all day long."

The video starts with Jonnys board. The Arp can be seen right in the middle.

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The Echobox can be seen in the upper left corner.

(selected the wrong pedal, he uses v2 of the Echobox)

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The Iroh Horse can been seen right beneath the power supply.

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The Phoenix can be seen on th ethird row next to the volume pedal.

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The Messner can be seen in the lower right corner.

This video posted by Jonny on Instagram shows his board at the beginning. (Europe Tour 2018) The switch can be seen directly besides the Flint.