Phil Wickham

Phil Wickham posted this photo to his official Instagram. The guitar he is holding, and is known to play often in live performances, is a Taylor 414CE. His version is actually a 25th Anniversary edition of the guitar. In the source photo, he has black tape covering the "25th Anniversary" text. In the photo linked below, you can catch a glimpse of the fancy writing on the headstock.

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In an instructional video on YouTube, Phil Wickham uses a Martin D-28 to demonstrate how to play "This is Amazing Grace."

Phil Wickham posted this photo of him looking out into the crowd during a live performance. He pedalboard was caught in the shot just to his right. Probably one of the ONLY pedals recognizable enough from this shot is the BOSS DD-500 Digital Delay in the bottom center of his board.

In a stylized and heavily edited photo shared on Instagram, Phil Wickham is seen with a Gretsch Country Club guitar.

Phil Wickham performed five songs for his 2016 album, "Children of God." During these acoustic sessions Phil was seen with two microphones. One for his voice and the other for his guitar. The one he sang through was an Electro-Voice RE20 Dynamic Cardioid Microphone, or a broadcast microphone.

What is your favorite/most used guitar pedal? Boss DD20 Giga Delay

Tour Gear, minute 4:53

In an Instagram post, Phil Wickham shares his recording process, highlighting the use of Apple Logic Pro as he works on his new album. The accompanying caption reflects his excitement and gratitude during the creative journey, as he watches the songs evolve into their final form.

Phil Wickham posted this photo to his Instagram stating while recording his 2013 album, "Ascension."

He posted the following comment:

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"This one has been getting the job done on this record. #stratocastastic"

Phil Wickham posted this photo of himself in studio for the 2016, "Children of God" album. In the top left of his pedalboard is a wide, blue pedal with two stomp buttons and 4 white knobs horizontally across it's top. This is the Fulltone Full Drive 2 MOSFET.

At 4:52 of this video tour, Tayler Halford AKA "Eighch", show Phil Wickham's pedalboard and runs down the pedals he has on it. The top right of the board is dominated by the ever ugly, massive, Line 6 DL4 Delay.

In another photo posted by Phil Wickham on his Instagram account, he is seen holding his Duesenberg Fullerton Elite guitar. This is not to be confused with his multiple Gretsch guitars.

Phil Wickham posted this video clip to his Instagram of him recording a melody for his 2016 album, "Children of God." He chose to use a Hammertone OC-12 Octave 12 String. Some call these guys Mandotars. Others, Guitarlins. I think Phil Wickham called it art.

This video of Phil Wickham recording with a Hammertone OC-12 gives us a peak at his pedalboard just to the right of the video. On this pedalboard is a Boss VB-2 Vibrato in the bottom center.

At 4:25 of this video tour, Tayler Halford AKA "Eighch", show Phil Wickham's gear and grabs a guitar. He picks up a Fender Jazzmaster and says, "Phil has been using this a lot. It's a... Fender Jazzmaster. Funky cool."

Phil Wickham is shown using a Gretsch G6196T Country Club in a user-uploaded photo on Tunes.

Phil can be seen using the SM7B in all of the "House Sessions" recording sessions. Additionally, in most of his live recordings in concert venues/conferences he uses a 7B.

Tour Gear, minute 4:50

Tour Gear, minute 4:50

This video post to Instagram and taken by Phil Wickham shows his recording process and the then current state of his new album. He is mixing his music on the Solid State Logic X-Desk Mixer.

He adds this to the video:

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"Working on the record the next few days. So exhilarating to watch/hear all the songs take shape and become what they are going to be. I remember a year ago I was wondering/praying/asking about what I needed to say on this record with barely a song in sight. Now I'm nearing the end of this process and once again blown away by Gods faithfulness. Trying to learn and trust the promise "in all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your path" in deeper ways. This is my favorite record I've worked on to date. Can't wait to share it with you."

This video of Phil Wickham recording with a Hammertone OC-12 gives us a peak at his pedalboard just to the right of the video. On this pedalboard is an Xotic Effects RC Booster just to the left of his Boss Vibrato.