R.J. Ronquillo

At 3:15 in the YouTube video titled "I'm Building My BIGGEST Pedalboard Ever" by R.J. Ronquillo, the Truetone 1 Spot Pro CS11 11-output Isolated Guitar Pedal Power Supply is prominently featured.

In the video titled "I'm Building My BIGGEST Pedalboard Ever," R.J. Ronquillo showcases the use of the Truetone 1 Spot Pro XP5-PS 5-output Low-profile Isolated Guitar Pedal Power Supply at the 3:10 timestamp, confirming its presence in his setup.

In R.J. Ronquillo's YouTube video titled "I'm Building My BIGGEST Pedalboard Ever," at the timestamp 6:50, Ronquillo is seen holding the Morley 20/20 Wah Lock Pedal, which he mentions will be included in the "Hendrix" section of his pedalboard.

At 26:53 in the video "I'm Building My BIGGEST Pedalboard Ever" by R.J. Ronquillo on YouTube, the Sabbadius Funky-Vibe Fillmore East Version is clearly visible on his pedalboard.

At 13:41 in the YouTube video titled "I'm Building My BIGGEST Pedalboard Ever" by R.J. Ronquillo, the Silktone Fuzz pedal is visibly shown as part of his pedalboard setup.

At 13:41 in the video titled "I'm Building My BIGGEST Pedalboard Ever" by R.J. Ronquillo on YouTube, the King Tone Mini Fuzz Ge pedal is clearly visible, confirming its use in his setup.

In the video titled "RJ Ronquillo on The Ventures' 'Walk, Don't Run' | Hooked" by Premier Guitar on YouTube, R.J. Ronquillo can be seen using the Hallmark 65 Custom Guitar throughout the performance.

In the "Rig Rundown: RJ Ronquillo" by Premier Guitar, it is confirmed that R.J. Ronquillo uses the Amplified Nation Steel String Sultan amplifier, specifically the 25W version, as reported by John Bohlinger.

In the YouTube video titled "RS Guitarworks Shredder V Humbucking Pickups," R.J. Ronquillo uses the RS Guitarworks Slab Series Custom guitar throughout the entire video to demonstrate the capabilities of the new Shredder V pickups.

R.J. Ronquillo is confirmed to use the Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay Electric Guitar, as evidenced by his Instagram post where he uses the guitar to demonstrate the MXR Super Badass Dynamic OD pedal. He also mentions in the caption, "Full demo on my YouTube channel," indicating the guitar's use in multiple video demonstrations of various products.

RJ is shown demoing the guitar in the video. He also has his own signature Mondata Baritone as shown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAM1xwbl5L0

R.J. Ronquillo is confirmed to use the Kauer Guitars Gripen, as evidenced by a post on his Instagram account where he demos a Peace Fuzzz pedal. In the caption, he credits Kauer Guitars, affirming his use of the Gripen model. His relationship with Kauer Guitars dates back to 2018, and he is seen using this guitar in various other videos.

In a video titled "Seymour Duncan Philip Sayce 'Mother' Stratocaster Pickups," R.J. Ronquillo demonstrates the Seymour Duncan Custom Shop Philip Sayce Limited Edition "Mother" Stratocaster Pickup Set, which he installed in his Jeff Senn Fullerton Strat guitar. The video serves as proof of his use of these pickups.

In the YouTube video titled "Shootout! Jazzmaster Bridges: Vintage vs. Mastery vs. Belrok," R.J. Ronquillo can be seen using the Fryette PS-100 Power Station 100W Tube Reactance Amplifier, which is visible behind him during the video. This amplifier also appears in several of his other videos, further confirming its use by Ronquillo.

In the video titled "Black Magic Woman acoustic | Guitar World/Martin Guitar 'No Limits' Challenge Semi Finals" on YouTube, R.J. Ronquillo is seen playing the Martin SC-10E Spruce Acoustic-electric Guitar throughout the performance.

In the video titled "Sweet Home Chicago" (Robert Johnson) on YouTube, R.J. Ronquillo is seen playing a National Resophonic Triolian Resonator Guitar, as confirmed by the video's description provided by Ronquillo himself.

In the video titled "My Vintage Guitar HORROR Story" on YouTube, R.J. Ronquillo discusses his newly acquired 1946 Gibson L-5, confirming its use in his musical endeavors.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the DigiTech Drop pedal, located on the top row, second from the right.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Nemesis pedal, located on the top row, second from the left.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Boss MD-2 pedal, located on the top row, 4th from the right.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Octaland pedal, located on the bottom row, second from the right.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the LPD Eighty7 pedal, located on the bottom row, second from the left. RJ's seems to have a customized casing.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the ExpressoFX Fuzz Bender pedal, located on the bottom row, third from the right.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Strobostomp pedal, located on the top row, rightmost.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Fender Reverb pedal, located on the top row, third from the left.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Xotic SP pedal, located on the top row, third from the right.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Roland EV-5 pedal, located on the bottom row, right most.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Vertex Boost pedal, located on the bottom row, left most.

In a video by Sweetwater titled "RJ Ronquillo's Pedalboard — What's on Your Pedalboard?", R.J. Ronquillo showcases his pedalboard. At the 2-minute mark, a close-up reveals the Dunlop Hendrix Fuzz pedal, located center, between the top and bottom rows.

In the YouTube live stream titled "Gear A/B'ing By Request - Sat. Coffee Q&A LIVE!" by R.J. Ronquillo, he features the J Rockett Audio Designs Blue Note Select pedal at the 25:29 mark.