Raven Milligan

One of the main fuzz pedals used since 2018. Can be heard on albums such as “Devirtuoso” and “Escargot” (examples being Infectious Shoes, Lucky Jack, and Vibe). This pedal has been on and off of the pedalboard since Raven first got it.

Raven’s main baritone guitar that has been used since 2019 on songs such as Humans, Yellow, and Burning Best Day. This picture is of Aden Johnson from Peacehead playing the guitar during the bands recording sessions.

One of the main drum sets used for recording. Can be heard on albums such Sunbeam, The Up and Up, Devirtuoso, Fiesta Jones, and Escargot.

Raven Milligan uses the MXR M-182 El Grande™ Bass Fuzz as one of his primary pedals, prominently featured on his solo albums "Armstrong Street" and "Peacehead." This pedal is noted for delivering Peacehead's distinctive dirty tone during their early era. Milligan shared a photo of the pedal on Instagram while warming up for band practice.

Raven Milligan is seen using the MXR M-181 Bass Blowtorch in a pedal chain for bass recordings, as shown in an Instagram post captioned "Warming up for band practice today." This pedal was specifically part of her setup during The Continuity in 2018 and has not been used since.

Ravens first power supply that he’s been using since 2018. It can be seen here on his bass pedal chain but has since been used to complete Peacehead’s giant pedalboard during their early era.

Used to be Ravens main amp before he began playing shows. It can be heard on early solo recordings and early Armstrong Street albums. It can be seen in the background of this picture.

Ravens can be seen with this bass on the left side of this ad for a show for The Continuity in 2018. This was Ravens main bass during the band and has been used on most recordings for his solo albums.

Can be seen being used to record floor Tom. This has been Ravens main bass microphone since 2018.

Can be seen to to Ravens right next to Ali’s combo amp from Why Human. This is the only picture of Raven with his orange combo amp as of now.

This is Raven’s main guitar in Peacehead and Armstrong Street and can be heard on recordings as far back as 2017. This is also the guitar that Raven learned how to play guitar on. The guitar can be seen on most pictures and videos of Raven playing.

Raven’s main guitar on solo recordings. This can also be seen in early Peacehead shows as their backup guitar before they got the yellow Stratocaster.

In an Instagram post by peacehead_band, Raven Milligan's Markbass Combo 121 Lite Alain Caron amp is visible in the background during a live performance. This amplifier has been a staple for Peacehead since their inception.

Raven Milligan recently added the Squier Standard Stratocaster to their collection, as mentioned in an Instagram post. This guitar, gifted by Kelcie Mossholder and rebuilt with the help of Shaun and Mall Milligan, has started replacing the Washburn Raven as the backup in Peacehead shows, as seen in past live streams.

Raven’s recent main acoustic guitar as can be seen in this picture and on Armstrong Street and Why Human acoustic live streams.

Raven’s main acoustic guitar on recordings and performances before he got the Ibanez acoustic. It can be seen being played here on every song.

This is the backup acoustic for Raven but is also used as a main for half step tunings and can be heard on Armstrong Street’s first album.

This snare has been Raven’s main snare since he was a little kid and is currently used for live Why Human shows.

Fun fact: This snare is actually signed by Chad Smith on the inside from when Raven got to go backstage at a Red Hot Chili Peppers concert and meet him and jam with him.

Ravens main Wah pedal. He had this switched out for a regular Morley Pro Series Wah while Peacehead was first starting to record but soon replaced it as his solo music began to play shows.

Can be seen in the upper corner towards the foot switch. It is not plugged in this picture. This pedal was used for Ravens bass tone during The Continuity and Armstrong Street and was used on the album “Sunbeam” in order to get a cleaner guitar tone.

Can be seen here at the end of the pedal chain. Used to be used by Raven in his solo recordings, Armstrong Street, The Continuity, and Peacehead. It has been retired as of now.

Can be seen in the middle of the pedal chain in this picture. This pedal was a replacement for the Bass Wah pedal while it was being fixed.

Raven Milligan utilizes the Boss BF-3 Flanger, known for its distinctive helicopter effect, to add unique textures to her solos and leads. This pedal is a staple on her pedalboard, as seen in her Instagram post where she mentions working on guitar parts.

Raven Milligan used the DigiTech X-Series Bass Synth Wah extensively on his first solo album, as mentioned in his Instagram post while working on guitar parts.

Raven Milligan previously used the Boss DS-1 Distortion as her main distortion pedal. Although it broke during a live show and remains unrepaired, it can be heard on Armstrong Streets' album “Us In A Box.” Raven mentioned working on guitar parts in an Instagram post, providing insight into her setup.

Raven Milligan uses the Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble primarily as a treble booster in recordings and live performances with Peacehead, as shown in an Instagram post where she mentions working on guitar parts.

Used as a way to get a big muff sound without having to spend money on a big muff. This pedal also broke during a Peacehead show in Ohio and hasn’t been used since then.

In a live performance photo of The Continuity, Raven Milligan is seen using the Eden D410XLT 4x10 Bass Cabinet. This setup was used live prior to switching to a Markbass combo amp.

Can be seen on top of Eden cabinet behind Raven in this live picture from The Continuity.

Raven Milligan has been using the Pacific PDP CX as his main touring drum set since childhood. A recent photo with the band Why Human showcases this drum set in action.