Philip Sayce

In this Instagram photo of Philip Sayce he plays a vintage, most likely to be a 1962 Gibson SG Les Paul Junior.

In this Instagram picture he can be seen with his 1962 Fender Stratocaster Olympic White.

In the Instagram source picture by Philip Sayce himself you can see his 1963 Fender Sunburst Stratocaster. In this Instagram picture, also by Sayce, he points out that it is a 1963 Stratocaster (http://instagram.com/p/n03COkrR4o/).

In this Instagram photo taken by Philip Sayce you can spot a vintage, 1950s Fender Twin amp.

Yamaha THR10C studio warmup

In this video he's talking about his equipment, at 0:25 the amp appears and he says: "Ok, we're gonna look at the Super Reverb, which is my favorite amp anyway...".

You can see on the left clearly he is using one dumble and one custom made copy of it

Philip can be seen playing this amp in the above video which was taken on March 15th 2018 at The Baked Potato in Studio City, CA

Sayce used that amp and a Vibrolux at 2019 Mediterranean KTBA Cruise

can be seen on his right 4:05

As seen on the video at 6:57.

In this picture you can see a Vox V847A Wah-Wah Pedal in the back of the picture - right where Sayce's right hand is.

In this source Instagram picture taken by Philip Sayce himself he is comparing diffrent fuzz guitar effect pedals. You can see two different vintage fuzz faces.

In this source Instagram picture taken by Philip Sayce himself he is comparing diffrent fuzz guitar effect pedals. You can see two different Diaz Texas Square Face.

At 2:11, Sayce talks about this pedal.

In this source picture you can see a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Pedal Tuner on Sayce's pedalboard.

At 3:30, Sayce talks about this pedal.

Also in this source photograph of Sayce and his pedalboard a vintage Ibanez Tube Screamer TS808 is placed on his pedalboard.

Hello Nicolas,

I hope this email finds you well today. Thank you very much for contacting me and for the introduction to your amazing creations! I truly appreciate your consideration and offer to try your pedals. They sound and look wonderful on Youtube, and I would welcome the opportunity to experience them.

I would be very interested in trying a Mr. White II...what a cool pedal! Thank you. If possible, I would also like to try your Funky Vibe. Ken from Oxfuzz was telling me that he thinks I would really like this pedal as well.

I will educate myself on some of your other products, but would really appreciate the opportunity to try a sweet Funky Vibe and a soulful Mr. White II.

Please let me know the next steps, if I can give you my address, and I look forward to trying your pedals.

Thank you and have a great weekend!

All the best,

Philip

The Line 6 DL4 Delay Guitar Effects Pedal can be found in this source picture on Sayce's pedalboard.

Philip Sayce uses the OxFuzz (both I and II) in his live rig all the time. He is constantly changing between The OxFuzz, his Caesar Diaz Texas Square Face, old Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Faces, and the Octavian/ Roger Mayer Octavia Fuzz. The OxFuzz is in good company amidst these killer pedals, and this killer player.

In this Instagram shot taken by Sayce himself you can spot the Maestro Echoplex.

BLUE GUITAR STRAP

Philip Sayce is using a Levy's Leather M8AS-BLU strap with his main stratocaster "Mother".