Peter Stroud

"I wish I could take credit for this head-slapping idea, but I got it from an early promo video on YouTube for Mott the Hoople’s “All The Young Dudes.” It opens with Mick Ralphs playing a white Firebird I with a dog-eared P-90, and I thought it was the coolest looking guitar ever. I had to have one, so the Gibson Custom Shop built a beauty for me. This guitar totally rocks."

"One of New Zealand’s greatest treasures and exports comes from Ben Fulton, who offers an extraordinary line of pedal designs. I’ve been hearing about Ben’s pedals for years, in particular his Deluxe Moon Phaser (which I’ve still yet to hear but understand to be the bomb.) Eventually, I met and spent time with Ben while touring New Zealand in 2008 and bought one of his Pentavocal Trem pedals, which has proven to be quite versatile, practical and excellent sounding. The key standout feature of his tremolo is the 5-way Rotary Selector—from subtle trem shapes to deep, pulsating tremolo. The Bottom control allows it to range from a full trem to merely pulsating the lower frequencies and keeping the top end of your signal clear and unaffected. Also, there’s a Volume control to recover any level lost with the trem affect. This one is very useful and another mainstay on my pedalboard. "

"Diggin into @jhspedals' updated Pulp n Peel & Twin Twelve. Dove deep into PnP tonight. Soundin' good!! Lotta fun along w @catalinbread #Echorec."

"Diggin into @jhspedals' updated Pulp n Peel & Twin Twelve. Dove deep into PnP tonight. Soundin' good!! Lotta fun along w @catalinbread #Echorec."

"This weekend's @reunionbluesgigbags #continental cargo. '64 SG Special @gibsonguitar"

"Good for one song before a shoulder break. @venkmansatl. @yachtrockrevue #thewho @jspirko08"

"Dropped off my beloved '68 #Fender Super Reverb at it's new home, @madisonrecords recording studios, #atlanta. Logged a lot of miles w this rippin' amp."

In an Instagram post, Peter Stroud mentions his TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb pedal as a permanent fixture on his pedalboard, highlighting its impressive performance alongside his Greer Amps Lil Sampson and Elliott Guitars during a recent gig.

Peter Stroud mentions on Instagram that his gig featured the Catalinbread Belle Epoch delay pedal, which has earned a permanent spot on his pedalboard alongside the Greer Amps Lightspeed.

Guitarist Peter Stroud uses the TC Electronic PolyTune pedal tuner, as seen on his Instagram, where he discusses his pedalboard setup after a recent gig.

Guitarist Peter Stroud uses the Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor on his pedalboard, as evidenced by his Instagram post praising the performance of his gear during a recent gig.

Guitarist Peter Stroud mentions on Instagram that the Greer Amps Lil Sampson pedal significantly enhanced his performance during a recent gig, earning it a permanent spot on his pedalboard alongside the Seymour Duncan Vise Grip Compressor.

"A little jam out on my retro rig. This woulda been the total shizz in the 80's club giggin'. #Fender #VibroluxReverb #DeluxeReverb #ibanezue405 @elliottguitars @thejamesduke #357"

"A little jam out on my retro rig. This woulda been the total shizz in the 80's club giggin'. #Fender #VibroluxReverb #DeluxeReverb #ibanezue405 @elliottguitars @thejamesduke #357"

In an Instagram post, Peter Stroud mentions his use of the Electro-Harmonix POG2 Polyphonic Octave Generator as part of his rig. He highlights it as a significant upgrade to his sound for the year, alongside the G2 pedal switcher from The GigRig.

"Being reassigned to gig duty this week. My longtime trusty friend since high school, "Nora"."

"Look what I brought home fr @NAMM. Holy smokes an @elliottguitars @thejamesduke #357 Another work of art. Thk u Andy."

"#pedalboard welcomes the awesome new @greeramps #Southland. Ready for the UK."

Peter Stroud features the Eventide ModFactor on his pedalboard, as shown in his Instagram post, where he also introduces the new Greer Amps Southland pedal.

In an Instagram post, Peter Stroud showcases his pedalboard, which includes the Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay.

"In the studio, I used a nice old Park 75 head for “Delilah.” It’s a ’72 and has the original Genelec KT88s; it sounds ridiculous, and is probably my favorite head."

"I also used a blackface Deluxe Reverb; the slide on “Supersonic” was a ’59 double-cut Les Paul Junior through a late-’60s Ampeg Gemini. I played the last part through that amp before it bit the dust – power transformer blew. I had blown the output transformer a few years earlier… and the speaker. That amp’s had a tough life!"

In this photo, the red Gibson Les Paul Custom is visible. As Stroud said in the comments, that was the guitar he custom ordered to make.

"A little morning porch practice w the ol standby." - in the comments, he confirmed that is the 1965 Fender Stratocaster he's taken photo of.

Peter Stroud showcases his Gibson Korina Flying V Electric Guitar in an Instagram photo, where it is prominently displayed alongside a Marshall stack, hinting at his preference for classic rock setups.

In this photo, the Gibson ES-330 electric guitar is visible.

"@JHSpedals Warbletron. A-1 the bomb. #Univibe"

Peter Stroud shared his 1989 Gibson Les Paul Standard in this photo.

"Loaded with Lindy Fralin’s stellar sounding P-90s."

"I’m constantly trying out new compressors and this one has excellent tone and feel. I use it for heavily compressed “pedal steel” parts. The Blues Driver mod has added germanium transistors for extra gain and a Phat tone mod."