Jordan Buckley

Jordan states throughout this video and many other videos that he loves and proudly endorses his Eclipse guitars

Jordan Buckley is pictured with his collection of ESP Eclipse guitars in an Instagram post by jordanfrombuffalo, expressing his readiness to record new music with the support of ESP Guitars.

At about 0:05 into the video Jordan can be seen playing an ESP Truckster Electric Guitar

In this Instagram post, Jordan Buckley is pictured using his ESP LTD Truckster while promoting his Cameo service.

At 2:52 Jordan's board can be seen in detail.

In a Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video, Jordan Buckley of Every Time I Die mentions his Marshall JCM800 2203 amplifier, noting its history of previously belonging to members of Buried Alive, Snapcase, and Sick of It All.

In an Instagram post, Jordan Buckley showcases his gear setup, including the DigiTech Drop pedal positioned to the left of his Chorus Ensemble.

At 2:52 Jordan's board can be seen in detail.

"When we go overseas I'll use like a 5150 or like a Orange Thunderverb."

At 2:52 Jordan's board can be seen in detail.

In an Instagram post by jordanfrombuffalo, Jordan Buckley can be seen using the Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble as part of his pedalboard setup.

Jordan Buckley showcases his use of the Electro-Harmonix Satisfaction Fuzz pedal in an Instagram post, humorously noting it's "LITERALLY the only thing to look out for when you stage dive."

"When we go overseas I'll use like a 5150 or like a Orange Thunderverb."

Jordan Buckley uses the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, as seen in the leftmost position on his pedalboard, according to a post by jordanfrombuffalo on Instagram.

Jordan Buckley is seen using the Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork in a photo shared on Instagram, captioned "Tour has begun, Pennsylvania. Here's what we're working with."

At 2:52 Jordan's board can be seen in detail.

At 2:52 Jordan's board can be seen in detail.

In a Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video, Jordan Buckley of Every Time I Die mentions that his Emperor cabinet is equipped with Warehouse Guitar Speakers Vet 30s.

In an Instagram post, Jordan Buckley discusses his experience with the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, seeking advice on compatible speakers for recording guitar.

In an Instagram post by jordanfrombuffalo, Jordan Buckley is shown using a TC Electronic Polytune 2 pedal, positioned as the rightmost pedal on his board.

"Tour has begun, Pennsylvania. Here's what we're working with. Head over to the State Theater and grab a ticket because there are still a few available... seats."

In this post Jordan's 6505 head can be seen

In this Instagram post, Jordan Buckley features a modified Marshall Vintage 8x10 Cabinet, which Andy Williams adapted into a 6x12 configuration.

In this post jordan shows off his ESP eclipse. An EMG 81x can be seen in this guitar

A gig rig can be seen on Jordan's Pedalboard

In an Instagram post, Jordan Buckley showcases his pedalboard, featuring the Akai E1 Headrush Delay/Looper.

In this rig rundown Jordan states that he uses ESP Eclipse guitars. Jordan states if he finds something he likes, he will usually stick with it

In this post a Sennhieser ew wireless can be seen in Jordan's setup

Jordan Buckley acquired his 1978 Gibson SG Standard from the House of Guitars in Rochester, New York, when he was a kid. Despite enduring several breaks, the guitar has remained resilient, now featuring double EMG 81 pickups. This information is confirmed by Perry Bean in the Premier Guitar video titled "Better Lovers Rig Rundown with Will Putney, Jordan Buckley & Steve Micciche."

In the Premier Guitar video "Better Lovers Rig Rundown with Will Putney, Jordan Buckley & Steve Micciche," Perry Bean confirms that the Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp that Buckley's 1978 Gibson SG is leaning on belongs to him.