Steven Wilson

"The main guts of Wilson's pedalboard is a TC Electronic G-System, which has patches programmed for each song of the setlist. Each loop in the G-System is tied into a pedal to allow Wilson to add effects on the fly. For controlling the G-System along with the amp, both are looped through his The Gig Rig MIDI-8 controller," reads this article.

In this photo, from this article, Steven's Strymon TimeLine can be seen.

In this photo of Steven's pedalboard, from this article, a Strymon BigSky can be seen.

"I’m also using the Option 5 Destination Rotation Single Vibe…" Steven Wilson says, in this article.

"I plug my guitar directly into an Apogee Trak2 mic preamp and A/D converter…" says Steven Wilson, in this article.

"In terms of pedals, I used a bunch of the new TC Electronic TonePrint pedals, including the delay, the reverb, and the vibrato…" Steven Wilson, in this article.

"Happiness is a new guitar pedal board (-: Thanks to Daniel at Gigrig for putting it together for me." - Steven Wilson in this Facebook post.

Steven posted his new custom built pedalboard to his Facebook page and we can see a Ton Hammer distortion pedal.

Steven Wilson demoes his "Lonely Spring" Reverb TonePrint for the Hall of Fame Reverb pedal from TC Electronic

Wilson can be seen with a Mellotron M400 in his studio.

Steven uses this Patchabay in his home studio. You can watch it in a lot of pictures and videos. You can see the item at the minute 1:38. Algo, you can watch it here and here

Steven performing a song from his new album using a new Martin acoustic

Steven Wilson uses an Neo Instruments Mini Vent II in his 2017 Pealboard.

Steven Wilson utilized the Bad Cat 2-Tone Tube Preamp during the Porcupine Tree "Fear of a Blank Planet" era in 2007. This pedal features dual switches for tone and gain boosts, with adjustable bass, treble, and volume controls, as seen in the provided image from Bp.

Steven Wilson is seen using the Line 6 Echo Pro effects processor during a Porcupine Tree performance, as shown in a user-uploaded photo from Porcupinetree.

Steven used a Furman Power conditioner PL-8 on his rack with Porcupine Tree

Steven used CAE Amp Switcher on his rack with Porcupine Tree

In his QnA, a 1176LN can be spotted in the background.

Used for The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories), as mentioned by producer Alan Parsons in this November 13, 2015 Music Radar interview.

"I think I've had the best luck with Neve, but having said that my biggest claim to fame, Pink Floyd's //Dark Side of the Moon// was actually done on an EMI desk. I recently did an album with Stephen Wilson of Porcupine Tree, I did an album with him called The Raven That Refused to Sing and that was on a vintage Neve [RCA Custom 8028] Console at a studio here in California called EastWest, the same people that do the orchestral samples."

This image was taken from one of the future bites sessions videos.

This image was taken from one of the future bites sessions videos.

This image was taken from one of the future bites sessions videos.

This image was taken from one of the future bites sessions videos.

The Ditto x2 Looper is one of the TC Electronic's products used by Steven Wilson, according to this page of TC Electronic's website.

In this article, this photo of Steven's pedalboard shows that he uses a Ditto Looper pedal.

A Polytune 2 pedal can be seen on Steven's board, in this photo, from this article.

In this image we can see a Moog Minifooger MF Trem Analog Tremolo Effects Pedal.

Steven Wilson uses two Electro-Harmonix Nano POG Polyphonic Octave Generator Guitar Effects Pedals in his 2017 Pedalboard.

Steven Wilson uses an Selah Effects Quartz Timer 2 in his 2017 pedalboard.

In the YouTube video "Steven Wilson--Evil Major Thirds" by Tyler Roland, Steven Wilson is seen using a PRS SE Custom 22, noted for its two humbuckers and 22 frets.