Paul Gilbert

Mr. Paul Gilbert uses the Way Huge Green Rhino Mk II Overdrive Pedal on his pedalboard.

Paul Gilbert shows off his MojoMojo Overdrive, demonstrates his favourite settings and shreds like a boss to an old school ZZ Top loop. Rock'n Roll!

Mr. Gilbert explains in his instructional video for Vibrato that he uses an Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer on "a few tunes."

At 4:02 in this video Paul Gilbert says that he uses the AC Booster "for the more shreddy stuff."

At 2:48 in this video Paul Gilbert shows his HBE Bajo Mos pedal which he says is "a little beefier than your normal guitar booster".

“There was a Way Huge Red Llama, an MXR Distortion Plus, a Way Huge Saucy Box, a TC MojoMojo… whatever seemed to fit the song,”

In an Instagram post, Paul Gilbert showcases his use of the Electro-Harmonix Hot Tubes Nano overdrive pedal, mentioning that all his pedals are activated during a session with his Ibanez Rocket Roll V.

“There was a Way Huge Red Llama, an MXR Distortion Plus, a Way Huge Saucy Box, a TC MojoMojo… whatever seemed to fit the song,”

The pedal is shown on Paul's pedalboard from the I Can Destroy tour.

The item can be seen 0:05 into this video…

Paul Gilbert is shown with the JHS Bonsai overdrive pedal in a Facebook post by JHS Pedals.

This pedal is used by Paul Gilbert on his 2010 album called Fuzz Universe. It is both a distortion and an overdrive pedal, and both effects can be turned on at the same time for an ultimate signal boost.

"Just built my pedalboard for the MR. BIG tour"

Paul Gilbert showcases his use of the JHS Moonshine V2 overdrive pedal in a recent Instagram post, captioned "Today’s tone."

In this video, Paul Gilbert himself discusses and demonstrates his signature version of the TC Electronic Mojo Mojo Overdrive.

As seen on Paul's pedalboard from the I Can Destroy tour.

Paul Gilbert posted at instagram that he uses overdrive preamp.

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RIG DIAGRAM: PAUL GILBERT (2008) From the archives: the guitars, amps and pedals of Paul Gilbert (2008)

By Guitar.com 1st September 2020