Meg Duffy

"It’s a Fender Lone Star Strat with a rosewood fretboard and single-single-hum Seymour Duncans."

"I also use a Boss Mega Distortion, which is really cool."

"I have a Strymon El Capistan that I use on guitar, as well as vocals, because the reverb sounds great, and it always adds a nice fake-tape sound. "

"And then, halfway through making the record, I bought a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. That’s always a fun amp I go back to because it’s so simple and it has a lot of bass."

"I used an [Ibanez] TS9DX [Turbo Tube Screamer], which I keep on the TS9 setting."

"I love using a Diamond Quantum Leap delay—especially in the pitch ramp mode—and after that I’ll put the Strymon, with a really long decay time, so I get a lot of oscillation."

Premier Guitar lists Dunlop Jazz III picks for Meg Duffy.

Meg Duffy is seen with a Fender Jazzmaster in an Instagram post, indicating its use in their setup.

"That was just me running my guitar through a [Boss] DD-7."

Premier Guitar lists D'Addario EXL 116 strings for Meg Duffy.

"I use a [Line 6] DL4 to build soundscapes..."

"[I] also have the Electro-Harmonix 45000, a 4-track looping recorder that includes some amazing effects."

"[I] recorded the rest of the guitar on the album direct, through an [Avid] Mbox."

"I have a reverb pedal, the DigiTech Polara..."

Meg Duffy uses the Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner as part of their pedalboard setup, as detailed in an article on Reverb.com by Jeffrey Silverstein and Sunny Eckerle.

"The ones that get swapped the most are the Boss Tremolo and Boss Mega Distortion. I only need that double gain staging for a few blasters and can almost emulate a tremolo sound with a volume knob and some delay. " https://reverb.com/news/steve-gunns-meg-duffys-and-phil-cooks-pedalboards-illustrated-and-dicussed

In the live performance video titled "Duffy x Uhlmann - 'Etch'" by Fretboard Journal, Meg Duffy is observed using an expression pedal to control a Chase Bliss Audio Lossy pedal. This performance is part of their 2023 'Doubles' album promotion at the Fretboard Journal headquarters.