Munaf Rayani

Next to the tuner is the recognisable black and grey reverb pedal by Boss. This is the old RV-3 version. looking closely, instead of simply the words "Digital Reverb", there is a second line that says "/ Delay".

We were looking for a MIDI foot-pedal because we’re using more samples throughout the set. We were running it from the [Roland SP-]404SX, which is really just a sample trigger. So connecting the two - the Roland and 12 Step - allows us to have more limbs

In the provided photo from Effettidiclara, Munaf Rayani is seen with a Marshall JCM900 4100 100-watt 2-channel Tube Head in the background. His distinctive hairstyle and the arrangement of his pedals help identify him, while the recognizable Marshall stack confirms his use of this amplifier head.

In the YouTube video titled "Munaf Rayani (Explosions in the Sky) going crazy," Munaf Rayani can be seen using the Ibanez Tone-Lok DE7 Stereo Delay/Echo pedal. Although the view is somewhat obscured, the white pedal next to the tuner is identifiable as this classic Ibanez delay pedal.

The GT2 is shown in the list, picture, and video.

The Voyager Overdrive is shown in the list, picture, and video.

In the image from Effectsbay, Munaf Rayani is seen using a Fender American Deluxe Strat, alongside his pedalboard setup.

Munaf's clearly using a Boss looper pedal. the older 20XL version to be precise.

Some pictures taken of an Explosions in the Sky concert. Where Munaf's pedals are, there is a Russian Big Muff Pi.

The TU-2 is shown in the list, picture, and video.

We just incorporated this and the B9 in time for the new album - they’re great, I love ’em. We’re trying to be very careful how we use them, however - because they have a very distinct effect, and I think if over-done, then its quality can get lost and it can become a bit stale

Just above his looper pedal is a slide. Based on the colour, It's a brass slide.

In the YouTube video titled "Munaf Rayani (Explosions in the Sky) going crazy," Munaf Rayani can be seen using a Heet Sound EBow on his guitar.

Just below the Marshall head is a matching Marshall 4x12. Look closely, and you'll notice it's straight, not angled. By the height, it must have 4 speakers. Thus, a 4x12 speaker cabinet.