KT Tunstall

"After 15 years of using exactly the same pedal board, I am finally ripping it up and starting again. Same idea, but using the @roland_us RC30 looper plus some of their great #fx pedals with beautiful big fat pads that I can trigger without even looking down! It's just the beginning, but exciting (and scary!!) to learn new gear."

"After 15 years of using exactly the same pedal board, I am finally ripping it up and starting again. Same idea, but using the @roland_us RC30 looper plus some of their great #fx pedals with beautiful big fat pads that I can trigger without even looking down! It's just the beginning, but exciting (and scary!!) to learn new gear."

"It’s a Gibson Custom White Dove, and it's probably the most beautiful acoustic guitar I've ever seen. Fans really enjoy when you have a signature guitar, because they can see the guitar and know it’s you before you're even on the stage. With the Dove, I really wanted a guitar to mark the moment of this record, because it feels like the beginning of a second chapter in my career. It’s like a rebirth. Southern California has been an incredibly important place for this record. I did a lot of writing there and also went back to New Mexico, so that Southwestern aura is a really big part of this record, and I wanted to use some of the symbolism in the design. The Phoenix is definitely symbolic of this rebirth, and I really wanted to use that with the artwork, and it’s all very geometric. The white, for me, is so nice, because it’s the opposite of the Black Dove. The white looks absolutely stunning and quite retro."

Pedal board at 1:25 Published on 19 Jul 2016 In this episode of Song Stories, Scottish songwriter and guitarist KT Tunstall walks us through her songs “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Evil Eye,” discusses the importance of rhythmic playing in her performing, what makes looping interesting (and not so interesting), and performs the hit off of her most recent EP, Golden State.

Published on 19 Jul 2016 In this episode of Song Stories, Scottish songwriter and guitarist KT Tunstall walks us through her songs “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Evil Eye,” discusses the importance of rhythmic playing in her performing, what makes looping interesting (and not so interesting), and performs the hit off of her most recent EP, Golden State.

Pedalboard visible at 1:25 In this episode of Song Stories, Scottish songwriter and guitarist KT Tunstall walks us through her songs “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Evil Eye,” discusses the importance of rhythmic playing in her performing, what makes looping interesting (and not so interesting), and performs the hit off of her most recent EP, Golden State.

The guitar synthesizer is also used by Tunstall, but it's off her pedalboard, according to Premier Guitar.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, the Boss SD-1W can be found on Tunstall's pedalboard. It is possible that this pedal replaces the Boss OD-1X featured on her previous pedalboard.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Tunstall uses two Boss TU-3 pedals. Those are also the beginning of her pedalboard.

In this Youtube video @ 41:51 you can see its entire pedalboard

In this Youtube video @ 41:51 you can see its entire pedalboard

You can see Roland HPD-20 in use @ 56:27 in thi video

According to KT Tunstall's artist page on the official Taylor Guitars website, she uses a Taylor Builder's Edition 717e Guitar.