Ryan Adams
US singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer & poet
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Ryan Adams' Gear
Mentioned in a comment on this Instagram post by Benmont Tench.
jonregen @benmonttench Tell Ryan I bought John Porter’s U47 that he recorded Love Is Hell on!
Ryan Adams is frequently seen playing a Hohner 176 Galaxie during his tours with The Cardinals, as shown in a photo from Ourvinyl.
Ryan Adams shared on Instagram that he has added a 1971 Gibson SG Standard to his collection, purchased from Rivington Guitars in NYC.
In a 2005 photo, Ryan Adams is seen playing a Gibson Barney Kessel guitar during his time with The Cardinals.
This Instagram post from 2016 is showing Adams playing a 360 while recording a new record.
As you can see on the photo from RA's Instagram he used a Les Paul during the 2016 rehearsals at PAX-AM.
According to the booklet of his 2005 album "Cold Roses" and this BBC article Adams used a Gibson Tal Farlow on that record.
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).
Here's a photo from Adams' Instagram where he shows his 60's Maton Fyrbyrd. He used this guitar on the first Australia tour with the Cardinals.
At 0:13 minute mark, Adams can be seen playing this guitar. This is 1972 Gibson SG, also called "SG Pro". It has Bigsby tailpiece and it is extremely hard to get.
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.
Adams can be seen, picking up a L-00, while explaining his songwriting technique during an interview within his feature of "The Great Songwriters" in late 2016.
Fishman statet on their website that Adams is using this pickup system on his acoustics.
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.
Throughout the video, Adams is seen playing the Gibson Flying V guitar.
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."
Adams posted this picture of a Lexicon 480L Reverb, when he was in the studio in September 2016, producing his upcoming record.
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.
In December 2016 Adams posted a photo of these guitar picks which he got in Tokyo during his Tour in Japan.
Harmony Sovereign Jumbo H1264 double pickguard - used in live unplugged session at KCRW
New dream ride. Taking it for a spin.
Seen in the background of an Instagram video shot in Ryan's home studio. His Hofner 500/1 has the "blade" style pickups and the Hofner stamp on the pickgaurd, with "teapot" knobs and black switches meaning it is most likely a mid-1970s model.
In this video you see Ryan plays this guitar with capo on 5th fret.
Ryan Adams features the Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble on his Instagram, showcasing its role in his setup.
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