Seth Morrison

NO LONGER IN USE. This was replaced with a Cusack Never Off series Tremolo, as seen on his updated board picture here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BKjwihDj4sq/?taken-by=morrisonseth&hl=en

At 5:18, Seth shows his Cusack tremolo on his pedal board. The pedal goes to his Vox amp.

NO LONGER IN USE: Pedal was replaced with the silver Screamer listed seperately on this page. Updated pedalboard photo here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BKjwihDj4sq/?taken-by=morrisonseth&hl=en

At 4:54, you can see the cusack sceamer next to the RAT pedal. The pedal goes to Seth's Vox amp.

NO LONGER IN USE: See updated pedalboard photo here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BKjwihDj4sq/?taken-by=morrisonseth&hl=en

At 6:00, Seth shows the Plexi-Drive on his pedal board. He only uses it on American Noise. The pedal goes to his Mesa amp.

At 4:53, you can see the Boss TU-3 tuner on Seth's pedalboard.

NO LONGER IN USE: Replaced with the Petrucci wah pedal. See updated pedalboard photo here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BKjwihDj4sq/?taken-by=morrisonseth&hl=en

At 4:53, you can see the Joe Bonamassa wah on Seth's pedalboard.

DigiTech DT Whammy is on his pedalboard

So in this video seth is showing you his new buffer that he's using and it's very compact and it can fit anywhere you need it to

In an Instagram post, Seth Morrison shared a photo of his updated pedalboard, which includes the Truetone 1 Spot Pro CS12, during tour rehearsals.

In an Instagram post shared by Seth Morrison, the Cusack Twirl is visible on his pedalboard, showcased during tour rehearsals.

In an Instagram post by Seth Morrison, the Cusack Scream overdrive pedal is visible on his pedalboard during tour rehearsals, positioned to the left of the Cusack Twirl.

In an Instagram post by Seth Morrison, the Radial Engineering SGI TX/RX Studio Guitar Interface is visible in the top left corner of his pedalboard, just above the Cusack Screamer, during tour rehearsals.

Seth replaced the Vox with a Tyler HM30, as seen in the Instagram post linked. In the comments, he states "...It's my "clean" amp. It's the HM30 @tyleramps"

(No stock image of the HM30 head could be found, so a stock image of the HM30 combo was attached).

Photo is a personal photo of mine of Seth's rig.

From Instagram: "in the loop of my Archon is a @wamplerpedals Tape Echo, on my board through my Tyler is a TC Nova Delay"

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQCFOkklhpY/?taken-by=morrisonseth&hl=en

Seth's board as pictured is a Pedaltrain Pro.

In the video "Pedal Profile - Seth Morrison of Skillet - Wampler Pedals" by Wampler Pedals, at 9:27, Seth Morrison refers to one of his cabinets as a Mesa/Boogie Road King 2x12.

Seth Morrison started using a PRS custom 24 “Floyd” on the 2022 winter jam tour for Skillets song “dominion”. The guitar is in Drop A tuning. During Skillets 2022 summer festival run it was used for both “dominion” and “whispers in the dark”. Temporarily replacing the PRS Mark Holcomb SE model that Seth normally uses for Drop A songs.

Seth uses a Revv generator 120 mk3 in his main live Rig. The Revv amp is taking the place of Seth’s Prs archon 50, Just like the prs archon 50, He appears to have the Revv generator on at the same time as his mesa boogie dual rectifier. The archon 50 that the Revv replaced appears to be part of Seth’s back up Rig

Seth has acquired many PRS guitars over the course of being with the rock band Skillet, including a custom built Mark Tremonti Signature model after his home state of Ohio.

Picture was taken backstage of Seth's Ohio State themed guitar, which has only been seen exclusively at Ohio shows. Not used live often.

In a recent live stream from the Skillet App, Seth Morrison revealed that he’s currently trying out the new Mesa Boogie 90s dual rectifier on the current tour. More than likely he’s using it as his main amp. Taking the place of his Mesa boogie dual rectifier Rev F.

During a live stream on the Skillet app, Seth Morrison confirmed that he is using a PRS SE Clint Lowery Electric Guitar Black on the current tour, tuned to Drop A. This information was documented in a video uploaded by AddisonWaldron on YouTube.