Shigeru Suzuki

He's playing the guitar in this video.

Two ROSS Compressors are in his pedalboard. According to this article, he carries this board and guitar with him when he flies and rents two amps locally, often a Roland JC-120 and a Fender Twin Reverb.

(English translation) ③ Boss OD-1 is an early model with "-" (double-byte) rather than "-" (half-width) hyphens. This board is "for complete distortion", he says, and is responsible for the crunch. The distortion stages are 1 ROSS Compressor only, [2] a combination of (1) ROSS Compressor and (2) ROSS Compressor, [3] a combination of (1) ROSS Compressor and (3) OD-1, and 4 ROSS Compressor, (2) ROSS Compressor and (3) OD-1. Compressor and (3) OD-1, and [4] a combination of (1) ROSS Compressor, (2) ROSS Compressor and (3) OD-1.

According to this interview, KORG Pitchblack is in his Pedalboard.

(English translation)" (5) PitchFactor uses MicroPitch mode. He says: "I don't really like choruses. I don't like choruses. Choruses have too much swell. So instead of a chorus, I use this to make it swing +/- 7 cents and make it sound a bit like double-tracking."

(English translation) "⑥VP JR is a stereo in/out version, modified by F-Sugar. The modifications included replacing the volume pots with CLAROSTAT pots on the MONO side and domestic ones on the STEREO side. "This volume pedal is a JR, which is small in size, so I couldn't use a big volume pot. The resistance is about 11K.""

(English translation) "⑥VP JR is a stereo in/out version, modified by F-Sugar. The modifications included replacing the volume pots with CLAROSTAT pots on the MONO side and domestic ones on the STEREO side. "This volume pedal is a JR, which is small in size, so I couldn't use a big volume pot. The resistance is about 11K.""

(English translation) "⑦ TIMELINE is mainly used in DIGITAL mode. He likes the fact that he can modulate the delay sound."

Shigeru Suzuki can be seen playing Maestro Fuzz-Tone FZ-M in this video.

In an interview featured in Vol.4 鈴木茂 by 記憶の記録LIBRARY, Shigeru Suzuki is depicted playing a Guyatone LG-65T in a photograph from his junior high school days, confirming his use of this guitar.

In an interview featured in "Vol.4 鈴木茂" by 記憶の記録LIBRARY, Shigeru Suzuki is depicted playing a Guyatone LG-55W in a photograph from his junior high school days, confirming his use of the instrument.

In an interview featured in the December 2021 issue of Guitar Magazine, Shigeru Suzuki discusses the first guitar he purchased, stating that it was an Elk Deluxe guitar.

In an interview featured in the December 2021 issue of Guitar Magazine, Shigeru Suzuki is seen playing the Gretsch 6118 Double Anniversary. He states, "I bought it in Los Angeles when I was recording the Happy End album 'HAPPY END' in 1973." This information is provided by Guitar Magazine, authored by 福崎敬太.