LAUNDER

At Launder's first live show, John can be seen using a lefty Fender Telecaster, which appears to be stock.

The Fender Marine Layer Reverb can be seen on John's pedal board, on the far right of the picture.

John Cudlip of Launder is confirmed to use a left-handed Fender Mod Shop Jaguar, as evidenced by his performance at The Starlet Room in Sacramento, CA, on November 7, 2024, captured in a video by YouTube user Wheatley. Cudlip himself has verified that the guitar is indeed a Mod Shop model.

John Cudlip can be seen here playing through his Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus in this live video. He has also used this amp in many recordings throughout his musical career as confirmed in several interviews.

John Cudlip can be seen using a Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp. This amp was provided to him by Zachary Cole Smith of DIIV for live use, and he utilizes it alongside his Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus as shown in this live video.

In this image, LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly shows a Boss RC-30 Loop Station positioned at the top left. LAUNDER has confirmed that he utilizes this pedal to create samples and ambience between songs during performances.

An image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly shows a Chase Bliss Audio Billy Strings Signature Wombtone Analog Phaser positioned toward the top left of his board.

The image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly displays a DigiTech HardWire CR-7 Stereo Chorus pedal, positioned at the top middle of his board.

This image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly displays a Yamaha FL-01 Flanger, located toward the top right of his board.

This image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly displays a Peterson StroboStomp HD tuner at the top right of his board.

In the top left corner of this photo, LAUNDER can be seen utilizing a Silverface Fender Champ amp in his home studio.

The image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly shows a DigiTech HardWire RV-7 Stereo Reverb pedal, positioned at the bottom left of his board.

An image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly shows the presence of a DigiTech HardWire DL-8 Delay/Looper pedal, located toward the bottom left of the board.

The image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly displays a DigiTech HardWire TR-7 Tremolo/Rotary pedal, located at the bottom middle of his board.

The image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio clearly shows a Keeley Loomer pedal, positioned toward the bottom right and partially overlapping another pedal.

In an image of LAUNDER's pedalboard from his home studio, a DigiTech HardWire Series CM-2 Tube Overdrive pedal is clearly visible at the bottom right of the board.

Just below his pedalboard, LAUNDER can be seen using a Colorsound Tonebender Fuzz pedal.

Just below his pedalboard, LAUNDER can be seen using an Electro-Harmonix Mel9 Tape Replay Machine pedal.

Just below his pedalboard, LAUNDER can be seen using a DOD FX55-B Supra Distortion pedal.

In this photo just below his pedalboard, LAUNDER can be seen using a Boss BF-2 Flanger pedal.

In the supplied image, LAUNDER is clearly using a T-Rex Engineering Mudhoney II dual distortion pedal, which is positioned toward the bottom right of his pedalboard.

In the provided image, LAUNDER is shown using a Yamaha GE-100 Equalizer pedal, which is positioned at the bottom middle of his pedalboard.

The Fender Pugilist Distortion pedal can be seen on John's pedal board located towards the center.

The Fender The Bends Compressor pedal can be seen on John's pedal board on the far left of the photo.

The TC Electronic Polytune 2 pedal can be seen on John's pedal board on the far left of the photo.

In this video performance, LAUNDER can be seen using his left-handed Fender Stratocaster in arctic white.

In this Instagram post, Launder can be seen using his left-handed Fender Kurt Cobain Signature Jaguar. He has also used it on many occasions live.

In an Instagram post, LAUNDER can be seen using a 1964 Gibson SG Junior. This guitar is right-handed but is strung for left-handed use. It is identifiable as a 1964 model due to the absence of the Les Paul inscription on the headstock, a feature that was discontinued in late 1963. Additionally, the guitar retains the original SG Junior pickguard and soapbar P90 pickup, which were characteristic of models prior to 1966.

In this interview with LAUNDER, it is confirmed he used a late '70s Marshall JMP amplifier for much of his recording on the his album "Happening".

In this Instagram post, LAUNDER can be seen with his recently acquired Marshall 2555X Silver Jubilee Reissue amp. He has been using this amp for most of his live shows as of 2025.