Joshua Hayward

Joshua plays this guitar very often and is seen playing it in the music video for "Who Can Say?".

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can be seen at 0:11 in this video

Joshua plays a red Fender Jazzmaster with a matching head.

As of 2017, Joshua has been using an Airline guitar.

Here we see Joshua drilling holes into a guitar. I believe this is the only appearance of this guitar, so it may have been bought just for this purpose and could very well be a Squier or a strat copy. Other photos have the logo scratched off the head.

"Relentlessly breaking new musical ground with The Horrors for over a decade, Josh Hayward's reverb-drenched fusions of noise and melody have made him a reference point for a whole new generation of bands in search of left-field guitar tones. Fidelity Guitars are privileged to announce this new Signature Model, specifically designed to help you realise the sounds lurking at the limits of your imagination."

At around 19:26 Joshua starts talking about the Vox AC30.

In more recent years Joshus has switched to using Blackstar amps.

Joshua is currently signed to Blackstar Amps.

Joshua's pedalboard is constantly changing. many pedals that were once on his pedalboard may be replaced with new pedals on another picture. the Electro-Harmonix HOG (with associated foot-controller), though, can be seen on his pedalboard on practically any given photograph of his board. given the dimension of The Horrors' music, it wouldn't be stunning that the HOG would be a frequently-used tool by Joshua.

Joshua's pedalboard is diverse with both purshases and customs. Taking a look, one can see just outside the board is a Boss Stereo Volume pedal.

Just next to the Boss Volume Pedal is a foot controller. This one is specifically for the EHX Hog, as is with that design.

The Memory Man Deluxe can be seen at the right top corner of the pedalboard.

In this photo, which comes from the 2014 Sound on Sound article, Hayward's pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals included is the Boss TR-2 tremolo pedal.

In this photo, which comes from the 2014 Sound on Sound article, Hayward's pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals included is the Ibanez AD9 analog delay.

In this photo, which comes from the 2014 Sound on Sound article, Hayward's pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals included is the DigiTech Hardwire RV-7 reverb.

In this photo, which comes from the 2014 Sound on Sound article, Hayward's pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals included is the Strymon TimeLine.

In this photo, which comes from the 2014 Sound on Sound article, Hayward's pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals included is the Musicom LAB EFX MK-III+.

In this photo, which comes from the 2014 Sound on Sound article, Hayward's pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals included is the Ernie Ball VP JR. volume pedal.

In this photo, which comes from the 2014 Sound on Sound article, Hayward's pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals included is the EHX HOG2.

Dark blue pedal along the top row

Unsure of the model of digital delay.

The bright yellow pedal near his hand

Seen on the top row of this pedal board.

The large blue pedal up in the top left corner

"I remember that was something I first found out about at The Pool, with Ferg [Peterkin]. He put my guitar through a [Thermionic Culture] Culture Vulture into a [Yamaha] REV7 or something and I declared I was never, ever going to use an amp ever again! It was so cool."