Masaru Teramae

In a tweet, Masaru Teramae lists the Xotic Effects BB Preamp as part of his guitar effects setup.

One part of his pedalboard from the late 2000s. The link leads to an archive of his blog posts which showcases the equipment he uses. The picture depicting his pedal board in the link is from a blog post on 2008, 05 01. His blog showcases this pedal multiple times.

One part of his pedalboard from the late 2000s. The link leads to an archive of his blog posts which showcases the equipment he uses. The picture depicting his pedal board in the link is from a blog post on 2009 05 30. His blog showcases this pedal multiple times.

One part of his pedalboard from the late 2000s. The link leads to an archive of his blog posts which showcases the equipment he uses. The picture depicting his pedal board in the link is from a blog post on 2009 05 30. His blog showcases this pedal multiple times.

In a tweet, Masaru Teramae mentions incorporating the G2D Cream-Tone overdrive pedal into his pedalboard setup.

A mainstay of his pedalboard. He talks about using this pedal on his board in the linked tweet.

Masaru Teramae mentions using the MXR M102 Dyna Comp in a tweet, noting its analog quality while recording guitar.

Masaru Teramae uses the Kemper Profiler Remote Foot Controller, as mentioned in a tweet where he discusses his setup for a performance in Cologne.

One part of his pedalboard from the late 2000s. The link leads to an archive of his blog posts which showcases the equipment he uses. The picture depicting his pedal board in the link is from a blog post on 2009 05 30. His blog showcases this pedal multiple times.

One part of his pedalboard from the late 2000s. The link leads to an archive of his blog posts which showcases the equipment he uses. The picture depicting his pedal board in the link is from a blog post on 2009 05 30. His blog showcases this pedal multiple times.

He talks about using this pedal on his board in the linked tweet.

Frequently seen on his pedalboard from the mid to late 2000s.

You can see this pedal on his pedalboard in a picture from his blog

You can see this pedal in pictures from his late 2000s blog posts.

Can be seen on his pedal board in lots of pictures on his blog.

He can be seen using this pedal on his blog.

You can see this pedal in a picture from his blog.

In a blog post on Livedoor, Masaru Teramae discusses his use of the Radial Tonebone Hot British overdrive pedal.

In a tweet, Masaru Teramae mentions using the Free The Tone PT-1D in his live setup, highlighting its role alongside the Fractal Audio Systems Axe Fx2 XL+.

He talks about this pedal in a tweet.

In a tweet, Masaru Teramae mentions using the Suhr Buffer as part of his effects setup, alongside other gear like the Furman P-1800 PFR J and Kemper Profiling Amplifier.

He talks about using this audio switcher in a tweet.

In a tweet by Masaru Teramae, he showcases his pedalboard, which includes the Fishman Aura Spectrum among other pedals.

You can see this preamp in this tweet.

You can see this pedal in this tweet.

Masaru Teramae uses the Line 6 Tonecore Echo Park delay pedal, as seen in his tweet discussing his acoustic setup.

You can see this pedal in this tweet.

In a tweet, Masaru Teramae is shown using the TC Electronic Ditto Looper.

Masaru Teramae discusses using the Dunlop DVP3 Volume (X) Pedal in a tweet, mentioning its successful integration into his setup to resolve volume control issues.