Olivia Jean

For solos, right now I’m using the Westwood by EarthQuaker. I’m using the two drive pedals at the same time for solos. We play so damn loud onstage that I need to have easy access to those drive pedals or to my adjustments, because I will feed back like crazy if I don’t have it right in front of me. It’s mostly just my pedalboard that I control everything on. Otherwise I’ll have to run back to my amp.

That's a go to, that I’ll keep on for all of the songs. Then I'll boost myself for solos. The Ghost Echo I really like for reverb. The Erupter I really like using for fuzz solos.

I use a Fender Hot Rod amp, which is great because it’s got drive on it and you can adjust that. I like giving it a little bit of drive and then, with my pedals, I adjust the dirt that I need. I always have my OCD pedal on, throughout the entire set. It gives you just enough dirt, but you can still hear the riffs. I don’t like using anything too distorted—especially because I have so many melodies going on in my songs, so many layers, that it really needs to poke through whenever I’m playing. I’ll use the OCD the entire set.

That's a go to, that I’ll keep on for all of the songs. Then I'll boost myself for solos. The Ghost Echo I really like for reverb. The Erupter I really like using for fuzz solos.

According to Premier Guitar's 2019 interview, Jean uses the Boss NS-2.

According to Premier Guitar's 2019 interview, Jean uses the EHX Holy Grail.

According to Premier Guitar's 2019 interview, Jean uses the MXR Micro Amp.

According to Premier Guitar's 2019 interview, Jean uses the Korg Pitchblack tuner.

According to Premier Guitar's 2019 interview, Jean uses the T-Rex Fuel Tank Power Supply.

Olivia Jean uses the MXR Third Man Hardware Double Down, as shown in a post on her Instagram account, where it is featured on her pedalboard with the caption: "Ingredients.⁣ Reverb, noise suppressor, fuzz, drive, boost, positive honeypeach."