Keith Scott

I Love my new Trimode pedal. The versatility and sounds are so inspiring! A great piece of equipment in any application, studio or live. Well done Radial Engineering!

Scott about Radial Trimode.

In a Roland Canada YouTube video, Keith Scott discusses using the Lovetone Brown Source overdrive pedal during his performances as the guitarist for Bryan Adams.

In this interview with Keith Scott, he talks about his use of the Electro-Harmonix LPB-1, stating, "I used to plug straight into the hi-gain input of the Hiwatt Custom 100 amp with my Les Paul and the built in boost circuit was usually enough gain to cover most rock sounds...the built in boost circuit was the brain child of a “Hutch” Hutchinson who did the mod for the Canadian amp market to get the Hiwatt to compete with Marshall and Ampeg, later on I decided to try a newer model Fender Stratocaster and to gain it up, I ran a Electro Harmonix LPB-1 booster into the input, that gave the rig a much hotter sound, but I ran dry into that set up for many years".

"I am loving this Radial Elevator power booster… Run it from your guitar rig into any nice old tube amp for a real kick in your tone!"

-Keith Scott on the Radial Tonebone Elevator

In the 1990s concert video "Bryan Adams - Somebody," Keith Scott uses the Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble pedal.

In a video interview with Roland Canada, Keith Scott, guitarist for Bryan Adams, discusses using the Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

In a video by Roland Canada titled "BOSS Chats with Keith Scott - Guitarist for Bryan Adams," Keith Scott discusses using the Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer, highlighting its role in his guitar setup.

In a video by Roland Canada titled "BOSS Chats with Keith Scott - Guitarist for Bryan Adams," Keith Scott discusses his use of the Boss TR-2 Tremolo pedal.

In an interview with Roland Canada on YouTube titled "BOSS Chats with Keith Scott - Guitarist for Bryan Adams," Keith Scott discusses using the Rocktron Hush Noise Gate in his guitar effects setup.

In a video by Roland Canada titled "BOSS Chats with Keith Scott - Guitarist for Bryan Adams," Keith Scott discusses his use of the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler.

You can see the Boss DD-5 on his pedal rack.

In a video interview with Roland Canada, Keith Scott, guitarist for Bryan Adams, discusses using the Maxon AF-9 Auto Filter, highlighting its role in shaping his guitar sound.

In a YouTube video by Roland Canada titled "BOSS Chats with Keith Scott - Guitarist for Bryan Adams," Keith Scott discusses his use of the Boss BF-2 Flanger guitar pedal.

At 40:33 in the Premier Guitar video "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott," a Stone Deaf FX Noise Reaper is visibly present on Keith Scott's pedalboard.

In the video titled "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar, at the timestamp of 40:33, Keith Scott's pedalboard is shown featuring a Darkglass Electronics Hyper Luminal Hybrid Compressor pedal.

In the video titled "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar, at the 40:33 mark, a King Tone The Octaland (2025) pedal is clearly visible on guitarist Keith Scott's pedalboard.

In the video titled "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott," presented by Premier Guitar, at 42:31, Keith Scott's guitar technician, Dan Ely, is shown presenting a Boss CH-1 Super Chorus pedal in a tray within Keith Scott's equipment rack.

In the video "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar, at 44:45, Keith Scott's technician, Dan Ely, presents a Subdecay Prometheus DLX Resonant Filter, confirming its use in Scott's setup.

In the video "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar, at the 45:15 mark, Keith Scott's guitar technician, Dan Ely, is seen presenting a Strymon El Capistan dTape Echo pedal as part of Keith Scott's equipment setup.

In the video "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar, at the 44:42 mark, a Hughes & Kettner Tube Rotosphere MKII The Analog Leslie Simulator pedal is visible in Keith Scott's rack.

At the 44:42 mark in the YouTube video "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar, a Fortin Zuul+ Noise Gate pedal is clearly visible in Keith Scott's gear rack.

At 44:42 in the video "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar on YouTube, the TC Electronic 2290 Dynamic Digital Delay Pedal is visible in Keith Scott's rack.

In the video titled "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar, the RJM Mini Effect Gizmo X can be clearly seen at the bottom of Keith Scott's rack at the 40:01 mark.

In the video "Bryan Adams Rig Rundown with Keith Scott" by Premier Guitar, the MXR Custom Audio Electronics MC-403 Power Distributor is visible in Keith Scott's rack at the 40:01 mark.

At 40:01 in the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" video featuring Bryan Adams and Keith Scott, a pair of RJM Music Technology Effect Gizmos can be seen in Keith Scott's equipment rack, confirming their use during the tour.