Joseph D'Agostino

This is spotted on Joe's pedalboard in this article.

"I use to use a Red Llama instead of Brian's FCK overdrive."

"I also use the Mod setting on the RV-5 but turn the tone way down so there's modulation on the reverb, too, which sounds very cool."

"On "Jackson," for example, the Dimension C is on one channel with a straight up ES-335 through a Marshall on the left channel."

In a photo on Instagram, Joseph D'Agostino's pedalboard features the Strymon Flint prominently placed at the upper center.

The TS10 is spotted on Joe's pedalboard in this article.

"The F*CK Overdrive (I don't know if you can print that). I'm very happy with it. It definitely gets the sound I was interested in and I think it's very unique. I don't think there's another pedal out there that does exactly what it does, and that's something I'm proud to have accomplished in carving out a little niche for myself."

"It is spotted on Joe's pedalboard in this article."

Joseph D'Agostino mentioned in an interview with Reverb News that he recently acquired the EarthQuaker Devices Grand Orbiter V1 phaser.

Seen on the upper right of his pedalboard

Seen on the upper right of his board

Visible on lower left side of his board

In an Instagram post, Joseph D'Agostino shares an image that features the Strymon El Capistan dTape Echo, positioned to the left of a Flint pedal.

"Brian lent me his Digitech Whammy pedal seven months before we did Lose, and I immediately wrote "Laramie," which uses the Whammy pedal in the big shoegaze section in the middle."

It is spotted on Joe's pedalboard in this article.

In a July 2018 Instagram post by Empty Country, Joseph D'Agostino is shown using the Maestro PS-1A Phase Shifter.

In an Instagram post, Joseph D'Agostino can be seen using the T-Rex Engineering Replica delay pedal, positioned to the right of his Tube Echo.

In an Instagram photo, Joseph D'Agostino's Strymon TimeLine is visible positioned to the left of the BigSky pedal, illustrating its role in his pedalboard setup.