Kenny Hickey

In a Guitar World article by Andrew Daly, Kenny Hickey's pedalboard features the MXR Phase 90 (Script Logo), highlighting its role in his sound setup.

In this article Kenny’s board is seen with a Strymon Mobius

In this article Kenny’s board is seen with a TC Electronic Flashback 2 Delay

In this article Kenny’s board is seen with a Warm Audio Centavo Overdrive

In an interview with Guitar World, Kenny Hickey's pedalboard is shown featuring the Strymon Orbit flanger.

In the Guitar World article by Andrew Daly, Kenny Hickey's pedalboard features a Strymon Flint, highlighting its role in shaping his sound.

In an article by Guitar World, Kenny Hickey's pedalboard is shown featuring the Boss EQ-200 Graphic Equalizer, highlighting its role in shaping his distinctive sound.

In this article Kenny’s board is seen with a Boss TU-3 tuner

Kenny Hickey uses the Jessup Amps Kenny Hickey Signature Chorus Pedal, as confirmed in a 2024 collaboration demo by Jessup Amps on YouTube.

In an article by Andrew Daly for Guitar World, Kenny Hickey mentions that he previously used a Boss CE-2 Chorus pedal. However, it is no longer on his pedalboard because Jessup Amps created a signature chorus pedal for him, which was modeled after the CE-2 that Hickey used in the past.

In this article, Kenny Hickey talks about his pedals, and mentions he previously used an Ibanez TS-9 with Type O Negative, but doesn’t use it anymore.

At 8:24 in the YouTube video "Type O Negative - Black No. 1 (Rock am Ring 2007)" by Nil L. Raposo, a light purple Boss pedal can be seen on Kenny Hickey's pedalboard. Based on the color, taped knobs and Hickey's chorused guitar style, it is identified as the Boss DC-3 Digital Dimension.