Ryan Lindsey

Ryan Lindsey uses the 64's Silvertone 1448 throughout the entire video.

the pedal can be seen in the middle of their chain in this video.

You can clearly see it in this video

He mentions it in this interview stating: "I have a Boss Super Chorus, a Holy Grail Reverb, a Full Tone, and MXR Distortion."

He mentions it in this interview stating: "I have a Boss Super Chorus, a Holy Grail Reverb, a Full Tone, and MXR Distortion."

In this YouTube video @0:00 Ryan Lindsey is seen using a Boss Chromatic Tuner. It is probably the TU-3.

In this YouTube video Ryan Lindsey is seen using the TC Helcion Mic Mechanic. IMHO this pedal is huge for the Broncho live sound. It takes an xlr input and adds Tape, Digital, or Slap; Echo, Room, Club, or Hall; Reverb, and pitch correction. Ryan uses it to add at least echo and reverb to his vocal chain adding cool, huge, muddy sounds to his vocals live.

In this YouTube video at 1:58 you can see Ryan Lindsey using a Supro Keeley Custom 10. You can verify its not a custom 12 because of the amp mount screws on the side of the amp are specific to the 10. If you follow the cables in other parts of the video you can find Ryan's output cable from his pedal board connect to the input of the Supro Keeley Custom 10

In this YouTube Video @ 2:37 Ryan can be seen using a peavey 65 as a slave cab to his Supro Keeley 10 Amp

In a live performance captured by JBTV Music Television, Ryan Lindsey of Broncho is seen using a Fender Red Knob 'The Twin' Amplifier. The video, titled "Broncho - Kurt | Live @ JBTV," features the band during their 2015 lineup, which included three guitarists.

In this YouTube Video you can see lindsey using a fender deluxe reverb @ 2:37