Josh Klinghoffer

According to the Premier Guitars official Facebook Account Josh uses a Ibanez Auto Filter for the current The Getaway tour.

In this you can see Josh playing a fender mustang bass with a pick

Josh Klinghoffer uses the JHS Warble Tron pedal, as evidenced by a photo on the Josh Klinghoffer website.

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All of Josh's guitars are fitted with the nickel Dunlop strap locks.

"This is set for a couple of repeats," says Josh Klinghoffer's guitar tech about the Boss DM-2 Analog Delay Effects Pedal.

"The Tap Dancer we're using in conjunction with the expression pedal, the Expressionator. So whenever he feels like applying the expression pedal too he can bring up the feedback or delay the times or whatever," says Josh Klinghoffer's guitar tech about the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man with Tap Tempo Delay Guitar Effects Pedal.

"I have the compressor for some of the cleaner tones here, particularly in some of the new album's tunes. He's got some ear for South African guitar popular sounds so that compression comes in quite hard," says Josh Klinghoffer's guitar tech.

A Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+ Power Supply appears in Josh Klinghoffer's pedalboard in this rig rundown video.

"We use these SGI boxes - Radial SGI boxes… The SGI boxes sit at the back of the rack. We take a second feed off the main head for that. That's as much for show recording as it is for the house," says Josh Klinghoffer's guitar tech.

An Electro-Harmoinx POG2 can be seen on Josh Klinghoffer pedalboard, in this photo.

In the third photo in this Twitter post, by Dot Hacker, Josh Klinghoffer's Red Panda Lab Particle Granular Delay/Pitch Shifting pedal can be seen.

Josh Klinghoffer can be seen in this photo with a Roland TR-808.

In a photo from Gearphoria, a Magnatone 280 amplifier is visible behind Josh Klinghoffer, indicating its use during his performances.

On the chair in front of Josh Klinghoffer, in this photo, a Mu-Tron Bi-Phase pedal can be seen.

"Josh left with the Coronado and our Semie Moseley signed '65 Mosrite bass." - Chrissy Hansen from Chicago Music Exchange.

In an interview with Music Radar, Red Hot Chili Peppers' Josh Klinghoffer is asked if the band can play their song Puncture live, to which he replies:

"Yeah, yeah. We got bold and opened with it when we played a couple of years ago. It's a lot of fun. Clint fills up a lot of space on the guitar live, but there's a lot of Hammond B-3 in there and a few other keyboard things. Every time we do it, it's different. I can't wait to play live again, and hopefully do more than one show in a week."

In the Premier Guitar article "Dot Hacker: Psychic Friends Network," Josh Klinghoffer is shown using the Martin Standard Series D12-28 guitar in the gear section.

In an article by Premier Guitar, Josh Klinghoffer's Marshall Super Lead 100-Watt Head, a classic amplifier from the '60s, is featured in the gear section.

Josh Klinghoffer uses the Shure SM57 microphone for his amps, as seen in a post on his fan page's Instagram.

Josh can be seen playing a Epiphone Century.

According to this site Josh currently uses the Death by Audio Interstellar Overdrive Supreme Pedal on the Getaway tour.

According to this website he currently uses the JHS Crayon Overdrive Pedal on the Getaway tour.

On the current tour for their newest album 'the Getaway' Josh uses a Fender Blackface Showman amp on stage. The amp can be seen at 21:23.

In this Pedal and Effects video, Nick Reinhardt and Juan Alderete discuss the Space Station and how they are borrowing it from Josh Klinghoffer

The rhcp instagram did a livestream of them playing a charity gig. Josh used a gibson les paul for some songs they played including dark necessities

You can see this pedal in 3:14.

Josh Klinghoffer is shown using the JHS Panther Cub delay pedal in a photo available on the Josh-klinghoffer website.

Josh is seen tunning a Harmony H-25 Bass guitar in this picture

"The Wilson Effects Fuzz is great. It's noisy and loud, and we love that," says Josh Klinghoffer's guitar tech about the Wilson Effects Fuzz Pedal.