Ryan Adams

About this delay pedal Adams wrote: "If you play guitar and want to go to space for way cheaper than on a soviet satellite repair rocket, get this fucker. By @chaseblissaudio I have no idea what year it even is anymore after playing this. All I know is this pedal is probably responsible for the #mandelaeffect #tonalrecall PEDALS RULE. ( Stay tuned for a sneak preview of how all these pedals are used on new #PaxAm musics ) GET THIS WHILE YOU CAN. TONAL RECALL. IM BLAZED" on Instagram in early 2017.

Ryan Adams can be seen using the JHS Unicorn pedal in a photo posted on his Twitter page.

Ryan posted a picture of his pedal board on Instagram on Jan 2, 2015 with a Xotic Effects EP Booster Pedal on the left column, second from the top of the board as pictured.

Ryan has posted a couple of pictures to his Instagram & twitter accounts featuring this Flux Capacitor delay pedal.

In march 2017 Adams posted a picture of his pedal board during the "Prisoner" tour. You can see a Black Fountain delay in there.

Various Instagram images over the past few years have shown a pair of Tortenmann TA-100 treble boosters on Ryan's boards. Other sites have misidentified them as the T-28 but they are in fact T-100. Ryan's sound is always evolving and remarkably nuanced. It's exceptionally generous that he quite deliberately posts isolated pictures of his boards from time to time for other musicians to see.

Ryan posted a picture of his pedal board on Instagram on Jan 2, 2015 with a Boss CH-1 SUPER Chorus Pedal on the top right of the board as pictured.

Ryan has posted pictures this Boss DM-2 delay pedal to his Instagram account

Ryan Adams posts a photo of his Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal. He says, "Everybody wants to rule the world. I just wanna jam" (tweet from August 2014).

Ryan Adams posted this photo of his pedalboard.

The VCR pedal is Ryan's signature Volume/Chorus/Reverb pedal inspired by the tones of The Cure, The Smiths and a hefty dose of 1980’s angst.

Ryan Adams shared a photo on his official Instagram account featuring the Boss CE-3 Chorus pedal while working on a new pedal board.

Ryan Adams shared a photo on Instagram featuring his pedalboard, which includes the Fuzzrocious Afterlife, as part of his setup for live performances.

Ryan posted a picture of his pedal board on Instagram on Jan 2, 2015 with a Boss DD-7 Digital Delay Pedal on the right column, second from the top of the board as pictured.

Ryan Adams features the Boss DC-2 Dimension C chorus pedal in a post on his Instagram feed, captioned "Today's special."

Ryan Adams shared a photo on his official Instagram account featuring the Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi as part of his new pedal board setup.

Ryan Adams shared a photo on his official Instagram account featuring the DOD FX90 Delay pedal while working on a new pedal board.

On his official Instagram account, Ryan Adams posted these Pedals.

Ryan Adams features the Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble on his Instagram, showcasing its role in his setup.

Ryan Adams shared a photo on his official Instagram account showing the DOD Performer Stereo Chorus 565 as part of a new pedal board setup.

Ryan Adams shared a photo on his official Instagram account featuring the Roland AP-2 Phase II phaser pedal as part of his new pedal board setup.

On his official Instagram account, Ryan Adams posted these Pedals.

This is a custom pedal that Ryan devolped with Walrus Audio. It gives that classic Adam's shimmer to everything and includes a 10 dB boost. Adams declared the whole idea was for when he would switch from Les Paul to Telecaster guitars and not having to change any of his settings to adjust to the volume difference of each guitar.

Ryan Adams shared a photo on his official Instagram account featuring the DOD FX65 Stereo Chorus as part of his new pedal board setup.

In a Flickr photo taken by ljguitar, titled "Ryan Adams pedal board 2009," an Ibanez Wau Fuzz Standard is visibly positioned at the beginning of Ryan Adams' pedalboard chain, confirming its use during the 2008/09 period.