Kevin McKeown

In this Clip of Black Pistol Fire playing "Speak of The Devil" at about 0:48 seconds in Kevin can be seen using this mic for a extreamly cool distorted voice.

In this video, we can see this pedal on his board. He used it as a pitch shifter (like a Whammy pedal) at the solo of his song. And we can see him using it about 3:58. It can be Boss PS-5, but considering the color, it seems to be PS-6.

In this Instagram video of Black Pistol Fire performing a sound check, Kevin McKeown's Big Muff Pi can be seen.

In this video we can see that Kevin is using a gibson firebird pelham blue.

At 0:34 in this video, one can see and hear the Trex Tremster at Kevin McKeown's feet.

we see that he has a micro pog from EHX in this video, it can be distinguished 0:40.

In this video of Black Pistol Fire performing Storm Cussin, Kevin says "...today I will be playing the new Epiphone Century Olympic guitar..." at 0:09.

At this concert [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kw5-deOCiPM&t ] Kevin can be seen using the Epiphon Casino several times. It is seafoam green in color, has 11/49 strings and uses p90 humbuckers.

In this source interview with "The Dumbing of America" Kevin McKeown recalls the usage of the Fender Hot Rod DeVille 410 III 60W 4x10 Tube Guitar Combo Amp.

In this source, Kevin McKeown uses his "main guitar" which is the natural Epiphone Sheraton II.

Kevin McKeown's MXR M-101 can be seen at 0:32 in this video.

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown, Kevin McKeown is noted for using the Fulltone Supa-Trem ST-1 tremolo pedal.

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown, Kevin McKeown of Black Pistol Fire is shown using the MXR M109 6-Band Graphic EQ.

In this article from Premier Guitar we can see that he uses a Maxon AD10 Analog Delay on his pedalboard

In this article from Premier Guitar we can see that he uses a Cusack Screammer Overdrive to crank the fender super reverb amp.

In this article from Premier Guitar we can see that he uses a fender super reverb amp.

In this article from Premier Guitar we can see that he has an old 1957 Gretsch Corvette.

Kevin posted recently to Black Pistol Fire showcasing his new run of amps, replacing his Fender Deville and adding on the far right a Marshall.

In a rig rundown with Premier Guitar, Kevin is asked about his Durham Electronics Crazy Horse around 9:51 and says,

That's just a backup fuzz that I've been using in case, you know, things go awry with whatever's going on on the table. But this is a really badass pedal. Durham Electronics, get it in Austin, Texas. Killer. It's got that whole Neil Young thing, sounds exactly like it. And it's got one of those volts, where the further you scroll back on the volts, it sound like an amp crapping out. It's really cool.

You Can See using the guitar almost the entire concert live at Hawthorne Theater in October 2019

In this note of Premier Guitar we see that Kevin has a Fulltone Octafuzz of-2

In the Premier Guitar article "Rig Rundown: Black Pistol Fire," Kevin McKeown is noted to use the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz fuzz pedal.

In this article from Premier Guitar we can see that he uses a Boss Chromatic Tuner tu 3

In this article from Premier Guitar we can see that he uses a Morley abc selector combiner to swtich between the amps.

In this article from Premier Guitar we can see that he has a Fender Hot Rod Deville 410 Tweed edition amp.

In the description of the video by Ernie Ball titled, Ernie Ball Presents Sonic Origins: Black Pistol Fire “Hipster Shakes”, it states:

Black Pistol Fire proudly play Ernie Ball Power Slinky electric guitar strings

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In this, we can see Kevin play half the at least half of the gig with a Gibson SG equipped with P-90s. As I'm aware it's a 2019 Standard Model.

Played for KUTX Pop-Up Session at ACL Fest

In the YouTube video "Black Pistol Fire - Hope in Hell (Live at the Edge)" by 102.1 the Edge, you can see guitarist Kevin McKeown using his Gibson SJ-200 Standard VS.

A photograph taken by the user at the Azkena show in Bilbao, Spain, on June 6, 2025, confirms that guitarist Kevin McKeown uses the EarthQuaker Devices Hizumitas pedal on his pedalboard.