Justice Der

In the beginning of the video he sits next to the amp that his guitar is plugged into, a Fender Deluxe Reverb

Justice posted his pedalboard on his Instagram story, and you can see he uses the Line 6 DL4 Delay Pedal

Throughout this video Justice clearly plays a Fender Stratocaster.

Justice lists a lot of his gear at 55:00.

When asked, "What gear and software do you currently use?"

I'm currently using Ableton, that's my software for recording. It was Reaper for a long time, but I switched to Ableton last year (I think) and I've been enjoying it since then. I think it's the right DAW for me. It really clicks with my workflow, especially as I’m getting more into production. It's helpful for that stuff. Reaper is good for recording live elements and being really minimal and not distracting, but Ableton is really engaging for production and has a lot of good sounds and plugins and stuff. So yeah, I use Ableton...

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Justice lists a lot of the gear he uses at 55:00.

Justice lists a lot of his gear at 55:00.

In an interview with Guitar.com, he states that he uses a Boss Harmonist during live shows:

Most of the time I don’t use effects other than in-amp or DAW reverb. I do all of my looping with the Line 6 delay – which I love – and I use the Boss Harmonist with the Line 6 when I play with my live band.

Justice lists a lot of his gear at 55:00.

In a YouTube video titled "HEARTLESS - KANYE WEST (GUITAR COVER)," Justice Der is seen playing a Fender Vintera Jazzmaster, demonstrating its use in the performance.

Justice lists a lot of the gear he uses at 55:00.

Justice lists a lot of his gear at 55:00.

"I am playing the Desert Sand Fender Player Duo Sonic" - Description by himself.

In his YouTube video covering "Redbone" by Childish Gambino, Justice Der plays a Fender American Special Stratocaster, notable for its 70s-style headstock, jumbo frets, and deep reddish sunburst finish.

In this video you can see he is wearing his Audio Technicas.