Ryan Jarman

The 3rd pedal in the chain in Ryan Jarman's pedalboard from this photo (posted by Ryan Nov 2012) is a Menatone King of the Britains pedal. This pedal comes in several incarnations. Ryan's has four knobs across the top, 3 knobs below that with a "Voice 1/2/3" switch, and two footswitches - "britain" and "boost".

Ryan has mostly being seen with this guitar during his side project exclamation pony

In this video, Ryan Jarman talks about how he uses the Orange AD30 combo:

"I use the AD30, which is head and cab. But I hide the head behind the cab. And then I put on the AD30 combo on the top, and just run them both together. I'm not entirely sure why I started doing that..."

In this Fender interview with the Cribs, brothers Ryan and Gary Jarman talk about some of the Fender guitars the use and love:

Ryan: “I use a pawnshop Mustang, exactly like this actually, Lake Placid Blue, I have the Pawn Shop Mustang and the Venus are the two guitars that I use mainly. When The Cribs first started I use to use vintage Mustangs, 70s ones. Because of the amount of touring we do…”

Gary: “We’re pretty hard on our guitars, so we’ve stopped taking vintage stuff out. So it was really cool, Ryan got the Pawn Shop Mustang, it became like a workhorse guitar…”

Ryan: “If there’s one thing I can say about this guitar is that it’s super reliable, really hard wiring.”

In this photo, Ryan Jarman can be seen playing live with his Gibson ES-335 electric guitar. In an interview with Gibson, when asked if he used any Gibsons on The Cribs' album Ignore The Ignorant, Ryan answers:

"Yeah I used my ES-335s a lot on the new record. The reason why I started playing them in the first place was Alex [Kapranos] from Franz Ferdinand had one and I used it in the studio and just loved the sound of it. I know it may look a bit weird in our band because it’s not the kind of guitar you’d expect us to play, but the thing that I really like about the semi-acoustic is that, since I like to have a lot of gain on my amp, the guitar is always on the verge of feeding back. I think it adds a lot of tension to the sound, which is something that I love."

In this photo of Ryan Jarman performing live, his amp head can be seen in the background. Based on the writing in the upper right corner of the head, he is using an Orange Rockerverb 100 on top of a large Orange speaker cab. This photo is from The Cribs at O Beco São Paulo, and was taken November 2012 by Donetts Diniz.

Ryan Jarman use the Cobain's signature Jag at Abbey Road Studios, London, October 2011

In this video of Ryan Jarman of The Cribs talking about Orange Amps, he says his first Orange amp was a Crush 30 combo. Around the 1:00 minute mark in the video he says:

"The first time I actually got an Orange was probably in 2001, and it's when the Orange Crush came out. I got an Orange Crush for my birthday ... I was really excited that it was an Orange amp however I could actually afford. It was a way of getting an Orange but on a modest budget. I still really love that amp. I think it was the Crush 30. It became our main recording amp. All our early demos we recorded with the Crush. And even now whenever we go to the studio we always take the Orange Crush with us and split the signal between my Orange rig and the Crush, just because I still think it sounds really good on records. I still really love that amp actually."

In this Tweet showing off his pedalboard (Nov 2012), Ryan Jarman's Electro-Harmonix XO Holy Grail Plus reverb pedal is the left-most pedal on his board. He says, "Mars bar party on my pedal board"

At 0:22 in this video, it can be seen that Ryan Jarman is using a Fender Squier Venus.

Ryan Jarman can be seen here using an Ibanez TS9 overdrive pedal. This photo looks like it was taken during the promotion of The Cribs' album Men's Needs, Women's Neeeds, Whatever which would date it around 2007-2009.

At 44:28 into this video of The Cribs live at Reading Festival 2015, Ryan Jarman's Green Electricamp can be seen, going through the Orange 4x12 cab.

In this photo you can see Ryan Jarman playing with Johnny Marr using these strap blacks with his Ernie ball strap.

Ryan Jarman's Squier FSR Ryan Jarman Signature Guitar is inspired by his favorite offset models, drawing from the Fender Mustang and Jaguar designs. This guitar is comparable to Kurt Cobain's Fender Jag-Stang but offers unique features: a Duncan Designed single-coil Jaguar® neck pickup, a humbucking bridge pickup, master volume and tone controls, phase and on/off switches for each pickup, and a toggle killswitch. It also features a vintage-style Jazzmaster bridge, large ‘60s-style headstock, and metal control plate for both aesthetic appeal and practical use. The attached photo from a live performance captures Jarman playing this signature model, highlighting its role in his setup.

During the live made by The Cribs to talk about their latest release, Night Network, Ryan showed us his pedalboard (circa 2:50). Alongside his OCD, Tube Screamer, Menatone, Poly Chorus and all, there is Boss Chorus Ensemble, outside the board. Available in https://www.instagram.com/p/CH0lyG_juyK/.

This photo shows a vintage Electro-Harmonix Polychorus is the 2nd pedal from the left in Ryan Jarman's pedalboard (circa November 2012).

The fourth pedal in the chain on Ryan Jarman's pedalboard is Fulltone OCD drive pedal. This photo was posted by Ryan on his Twitter account in Nov 2012. He says, "Mars bar party on my pedal board"

Ryan Jarman is seen using a Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp, as indicated by a Google search image.

Ryan Jarman utilized a Fender Kurt Cobain Signature Jaguar in 3-Color Sunburst while recording The Cribs' fifth album, "In the Belly of the Brazen Bull." He modified the guitar by replacing the original pickups with DiMarzio pickups to achieve a more powerful sound. However, he seldom used this guitar during live performances.

Ryan has been pictured using his Kurt Cobain Mustang on rare occasions, particularly from 2012-2013

At 3:18 you can see a vox AC30 handwired.

Ryan Jarman uses Rotosound RH10 Roto Blues Nickel-Steel Guitar Strings (10-52), as highlighted in an advertisement featured on page 49 of 424 magazine.

In a YouTube video by Orange Amps, Ryan Jarman of The Cribs mentions at 5:11 that he used the Orange Getaway Driver Overdrive Pedal in the studio for a new song.

He was seen using it in the video for glitters like gold

Ryan used the Gretsch G5566 when recording his night network album at studio 606. The Cribs uploaded a video to facebook with some of their riffs, you can see the guitar at 1:30 ( https://www.facebook.com/18509387864/videos/647057069567474 )

In The Cribs' live stream after the Night Network release, Ryan showed his pedal board. There was one pedal that I did not recognize and asked him on their reddit AMA. He answered here: https://www.reddit.com/r/indieheads/comments/jzmaxh/the_cribs_in_a_garage_in_wakefield_ama/gdcppxo/?context=3

It is a blue Mr. Black Eterna Shimmering Reverberator

Ryan Jarman has used the Fender Super-Sonic on the Cribs 6th album as he was pictured using it while in brother Gary Jarman's studio in Portland. Ryan has also appeared in a interview with fender in which he is holding his Super-Sonic

He used an AD30 head with a 4x12 cab combined with the AD30 combo

He uses this strap paired with Fender strap locks.

During Ryan Jarman's headline show in Coventry, he used a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner as part of his pedalboard. The attached image clearly shows the tuner in his setup.