Josh Carter

In this Instagram post Joshua’s EHX Holy Grail Nano pedal can be seen.

In the photo gallery from Sasquatch 2014, Josh Carter is shown playing a Fender American Pro Stratocaster HSS Shawbucker.

Josh Carter shows his Boss DD-500 Digital Delay pedal in this Instagram post.

from phantogram live at KEXP

At 1:32 of the video "Ernie Ball: String Theory featuring Josh Carter of Phantogram," a shot of Josh Carter's pedalboard can be seen, and the ZVEX Fat Fuzz Factory (hand painted version) is visible in the upper right.

In the provided photo, you can clearly see Josh Carter has a Line6 DL4 Delay Modeling Pedal in his live pedalboard.

In a performance on "The Tonight Show," Josh Carter of Big Grams can be seen using the Native Instruments Maschine MKII, showcasing its role in their live setup.

At the 2:57 mark of this video the Mellotron M400D is behind Josh Carter in his studio

Throughout this video titled "Ernie Ball: String Theory featuring Josh Carter of Phantogram," Josh Carter can be seen playing an Ernie Ball Music Man Cutlass electric guitar in Vintage Sunburst finish.

At the end of the video "Ernie Ball: String Theory featuring Josh Carter of Phantogram," it says "Josh Carter Plays Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Strings."

In this Instagram post, John is trying out some Old Blood Noise Endeavors pedals. The one on the left is the Dark Star.

Thank you @oldbloodnoise for the hookup!!! Can’t wait to dig into these pedals! #phantogram

In this photo, posted on Carter's Instagram profile, he is seen with Ernie Ball Music Man Armada.

In this photo, posted on Carter's Instagram profile, he is seen wearing Audio-Tehnica ATH-M50X headphones.

In this photo, posted on Carter's Instagram profile, he is seen with Altec 639B microphone.

RJM Mastermind GT-16 is visible in this photo posted by Carter on his Instagram profile.

In this photo, which shows Carter in his home studio, one of the synths visible is the Korg MicroKORG.

In this photo, dated 2013, which shows Carter recording Phantogram's 2014 album "Voices", a part of his pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals in the photo is EarthQuaker Rainbow Machine.

In this photo, dated 2013, which shows Carter recording Phantogram's 2014 album "Voices", a part of his pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals in the photo is the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Plus.

In this photo, dated 2013, which shows Carter recording Phantogram's 2014 album "Voices", a part of his pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals in the photo is the fOXX Tone Machine.

Josh Carter confirmed his use of the Native Instruments Maschine Plus by posting on Instagram, expressing gratitude to Native Instruments and mentioning, "Thank you very much @nativeinstruments for the new standalone maschine +! Big thanks to Ryan @looploft!!! Looking forward to using this bad boy."

In a Rig Rundown interview on YouTube conducted by Premier Guitar, Josh Carter confirms at the 18:14 mark that Chase Bliss sends him a lot of pedals to try out:

We messed a lot with the Generation Loss.

In this Premier Guitar Rig Rundown interview on YouTube, Josh Carter confirms at the 4:59 mark that Phantogram’s 2025 tour uses a wireless guitar set-up with the Neural DSP Quad Cortex.

At 5:16, Josh is seen with a BOSS - DD-6 | Digital Delay Pedal during a live performance as part of Josh's pedalboard.

In the "Phantogram Rig Rundown with Josh Carter & Sarah Barthel Guitar & Bass Gear Tour" video by Premier Guitar, Josh Carter is observed using a Boss OC-3 Super Octave pedal at the 5:32 mark, confirming its inclusion in his pedalboard setup during a live performance.

In a live performance video titled "Phantogram Rig Rundown with Josh Carter & Sarah Barthel Guitar & Bass Gear Tour" by Premier Guitar, Josh Carter discusses his use of the Chase Bliss Audio Automatone CXM 1978 pedal at the 18:04 mark.

In the "Phantogram Rig Rundown with Josh Carter & Sarah Barthel Guitar & Bass Gear Tour" by Premier Guitar, Josh Carter is observed using a Death By Audio Apocalypse Fuzz Pedal at the 5:16 mark during a live performance, where it is featured as part of his pedalboard.

In a video by Premier Guitar titled "Phantogram Rig Rundown with Josh Carter & Sarah Barthel," Josh Carter is seen at 5:16 using a Death By Audio Reverberation Machine on his pedalboard during a live performance.

In a live performance highlighted in the Premier Guitar video titled "Phantogram Rig Rundown with Josh Carter & Sarah Barthel Guitar & Bass Gear Tour," Josh Carter is observed using the Death By Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun at the 5:16 mark, where it is clearly visible on his pedalboard.

At 5:16 in the video titled "Phantogram Rig Rundown with Josh Carter & Sarah Barthel Guitar & Bass Gear Tour" by Premier Guitar, Josh Carter is seen using a Dr. NO RoadRunner Octave Fuzz Wah Flying Machina pedal as part of his pedalboard during a live performance.

In a video by Premier Guitar titled "Phantogram Rig Rundown with Josh Carter & Sarah Barthel Guitar & Bass Gear Tour," Josh Carter is seen using an Ernie Ball Ambient Expression Delay Pedal during a live performance. This is evident at the 5:16 mark, where the pedal is visibly part of his pedalboard setup.