Rick Beato

In a "Rig Rundown" video by Premier Guitar, Rick Beato discusses using the Keeley Compressor Plus in his setup.

At 43:09 in this rig rundown with Premier Guitar, Rick Beato says,

I have the Bonsai, Josh’s JHS Pedal, which is all the tube screamers, which I love. This is a great pedal. Really great.

In the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" video, Rick Beato is shown using the Strymon Volante Magnetic Echo Machine, highlighting its role in his setup.

In a "Rig Rundown" video by Premier Guitar on YouTube, Rick Beato is shown using the Pedaltrain Nano Plus Pedalboard.

In this YouTube video at 5:25 he shows a Korg SDD-3000 Programmable Digital Delay Pedal.

Featured in a prerecorded message on this JHS livestream at 1:11:04

Okay James, my favorite vintage effect that I own is definitely, this is very is easy. This is my original 1978 MXR Flanger that I bought in 1978. That’s the first effect pedal that I bought. It works great, it’s a little bit noisy. I’m from Rochester, MXR was from Rochester back then and this thing can not only do the jet sound like on “Panama”, but I can make it sound like a Leslie, I can make it sound like so many different things and any time that I was in a pinch in any of my bands or any recordings I did to get some different kind of sound, all you gotta do is just mess around with this and you’ll come up with it.

You can see a DigiTech Whammy on his board at 12:49.

Rick has a Ventilator II in his studio at 16:36.

At 16:45 in the video titled "Rick Beato Studio Tour 2025!" on YouTube, Rick Beato shows his Keeley D&M Drive pedal.

At 16:52 in the video "Rick Beato Studio Tour 2025!" by Rick Beato, the Dunlop JHF1 Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face is visibly part of his studio rack, confirming its use.

In the video "Rick Beato Studio Tour 2025!" by Rick Beato, a Dunlop FFM1 Silicon Fuzz Face Mini can be clearly seen on his rack at the 16:52 mark.

At 15:14, Rick shows his travel pedalboard and he uses a DD-3T.

At 15:14, Rick shows his travel pedalboard and he uses a Nightlight distortion pedal.

At 15:14, Rick shows his travel board and he uses a Polytune.

At 15:14, you can see a Strymon Zuma powering Rick’s travel board.