Ryan Adams

Ryan Adams is seen using a Gibson SG Standard Bass in a photo on his Instagram, where he mentions recording five songs that day.

He posted this picture where you can see him playing a 362/12 while in studio with fellow musician Butch Walker.

"The guitar built for Adams, based off BilT’s ‘El Hombre’ model, displays a captivating large-flake, green sparkle burst on the body. It’s a mid-1960s Japanese-influenced guitar, featuring four Lollar Firebird pickups and an ebony fingerboard." - (http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/entertainment/music/2016/04/06/ryan-adams-losing-his-mind-over-dm-made-guitar/82337874/)

As can be seen in this Instagram post, Ryan Adams has a white Kent 745 12-string electric guitar in his rig for the tour in mid 2016.

Adams posted this picture of a MK VI on his Instagram in summer 2016, while he was working on a new album.

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.

In early 2017 Adams posted this video on Instagram playing the Ranger 12 he bought during his stay in London in January.

In 2005 Adams used a Black Falcon during a performance at Letterman.

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.

Ryan Adams - in the early days with the Cardinals (2005-2007,) used a Fender Vibro King along with between one to three Princeton Reverbs, depending on venue size. He also used one or two Vibro King 2x12 cabs with this setup. He can be seen using this setup in any live performances from this era to include the Letterman performance of Let It Ride and the Avatar Sessions.

During this live performance on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Ryan Adams is seen playing a Fender Twin Reverb Blackface amplifier. Additionally, he is observed using a Twin Reverb in the music video for "This Is It." In an interview, Ryan Adams mentioned that Twin Reverbs were used exclusively during the recording of his 2003 album Rock N Roll.

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.