Rick Maguire

Rick can be seen using his red left handed Collings 290 after the release of Green and Grey.

Rick Maguire's pedalboard includes the Klon KTR, as seen in a photo shared by pilemusic on Instagram, taken during pre-production for their new record.

In several Youtube videos, as well as on a few press images, Rick Maguire, is seen playing this guitar.

In a photo shared by pilemusic on Instagram, Rick Maguire is shown using the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator during pre-production for their new record.

In a live performance featured on Stereogum's Facebook page, Rick Maguire of Pile is seen playing an Ibanez PF5L acoustic guitar, identifiable by its unique modifications, including the removal of the pickguard.

In this video at 2:22, you can see a Blooper pedal to the far bottom left of his board.

Photo from https://youtu.be/3ECi8NBpzoA shows a Fairfield circuitry shallow water on Rick's board or at least a pedal with the same knob configuration led color and metal enclosure

Frame of Rick's board around 3:56 shows a BloodMoon pedal

Frame around 3:56 of this SOTP session (the same video referenced for the Shallow Water & BloodMoon, as well as the Blooper in another session video) shows the Bigshot

In Rick's demo of the Mirror House (his collaborative pedal with EAE), an EAE Halberd V2 can be seen around 1:12

In this video, at the 2:12 mark, Rick Maguire can be seen using an Ernie Ball VP JR volume pedal

In this video, at the 2:23 mark you can see Rick Maguire using a studio logic foot controller. According to the number of keys, it is the MP-117 model. (The pedals color and brand logo's font seem to be different from different time periods when I look at product pictures, but the name of the model stays consistent and the studiologic name can be read on the video)

Rick Maguire used a rare 90's reissue of the Orange OR-120 guitar amplifier head, which was manufactured by Gibson USA (as seen in photo).

In this youtube video [https://youtu.be/2Wh-KFWLJMU?si=L2GE2ykB2-ngxUbg] at 1:10, you can see Rick's Top Hat Exempladora stack, along with his Gibson GA-42RVT 2x12 combo.