Steven Drozd

From instagram "Getting it together at #DullerRoarStudios !! More gear nerdery"

Steven uses a Critter and Guitari Pocket Piano as well as a 1967 Supro Coronado through a Fender Deluxe Reverb.

Drozd states in this interview that he owns a lIne 6 FM4.

A Roland SPD-SX can be seen as part of Drozd's drum setup.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, Steven Drozd of The Flaming Lips mentions that the Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay was the first effects pedal he used.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=872odsrEjF4 you can see the pedal on his board at 9 seconds in on this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=872odsrEjF4 At the 10 second mark you can see Steven Messing around with it. The video says demo so it's hard to say if Steven has one but it's safe to assume he does.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=872odsrEjF4 at 9 seconds in you can see Steven is using the Line 6 M9. Could be using it on his keys judging by the placement.

In an interview with Modern Drummer Magazine, Steven Drozd mentions using Reason:

"I’ve got this program called Reason, which is all electronic drum machines and things. I don’t plug a keyboard in and play it, I just type the music in manually, which is a completely new way of making music that I just love."

In the video by Premier Guitar titled "The Flaming Lips Rig Rundown Guitar Gear Tour with Steven Drozd," Steven Drozd discusses the use of Roland JC-40 Jazz Chorus amplifiers between 3:35 and 4:15. He mentions downsizing from the JC-120 model to the JC-40 to save space.

In this YouTube video, at 0:55, a photo of Drozd's live pedalboard is shown, and the Nemesis can be seen on the bottom row.

In a video by Premier Guitar titled "Steven Drozd's Flaming Lips Pedalboard," a picture of Steven Drozd's live pedalboard is shown at the 0:55 mark, where the Universal Audio Starlight Echo can be clearly seen on the top row.

In the YouTube video titled "Steven Drozd's Flaming Lips Pedalboard" by Premier Guitar, a photo of Steven Drozd's live pedalboard is shown at the 0:55 mark, where the Universal Audio Golden Reverberator is visible on the bottom row.

In the YouTube video titled "Steven Drozd's Flaming Lips Pedalboard" by Premier Guitar, at the 0:55 mark, a picture of Steven Drozd's pedalboard is displayed, clearly showing the Subdecay Liquid Sunshine positioned furthest to the left in the top row of pedals.

In the YouTube video titled "Steven Drozd's Flaming Lips Pedalboard" by Premier Guitar, at the 0:55 mark, a picture of Steven Drozd's pedalboard is shown, where the TC Electronic Spark Booster is visible in the top row.

In a YouTube video by Premier Guitar titled "Steven Drozd's Flaming Lips Pedalboard," a picture of Steven Drozd's pedalboard is shown at 0:55, where the Keeley 30ms Automatic Double Tracker can be seen in the top row.

In the YouTube video titled "Steven Drozd's Flaming Lips Pedalboard" by Premier Guitar, Steven Drozd's pedalboard is shown at the 0:55 timestamp, where the Boss EQ-200 Graphic Equalizer is visible in the top row. From 5:44 to 6:00, Drozd discusses using the EQ-200 to filter out high-end frequencies to make his Jazzmaster sound less brittle.

In this YouTube video, at 0:55, a photo is shown of Drozd's pedalboard. The GT-1000CORE can be seen in the bottom row.