Taylor Johnson

I use my Gretsch a lot. It’s a small guy, country classic junior.

In this Instagram photo, Strymon El Capistan can be seen on Johnson's pedalboard.

Tim Nienhus, 2018

For sure. For live stuff I love the RC booster and I always have the Strymon El Capistan and Boss VB2 with me. Other than that it’s pretty standard stuff (drive, trem, chorus,delay, verb, etc…)

In this Instagram photo, the RC Booster can be seen in his pedalboard. In his interview with Tim Nienhus, he mentions this pedal as the absolute essential in his live board.

For sure. For live stuff I love the RC booster and I always have the Strymon El Capistan and Boss VB2 with me. Other than that it’s pretty standard stuff (drive, trem, chorus,delay, verb, etc…)

Taylor Johnson, guitarist for Phil Wickham, is shown using a Fulltone OF-2 Octafuzz pedal in a photo posted by famousguitarrigs on Instagram.

Instagram Photo-XTS Precision Overdrive

Taylor Johnson, a member of Phil Wickham's band, uses the TC Electronic Stereo Chorus Flanger, as shown in a photo shared by famousguitarrigs on Instagram.

You can see that Taylor Johnson plays two AC-30's in this video

Right now I use a mid 90s Matchless SC30 that I will never part with. It’s such a great amp and impresses me all the time.

In an interview with Tim9house, Taylor Johnson mentions using the UAD Neve 1073, highlighting it alongside other favorites like Valhalla Vintage Verb and Waves SSL G Channel.

UAD Neve 1073 is rad, Valhalla Vintage Verb, Waves SSL G Channel is cool too. All the Sound Toys stuff is ridiculous.

At 0:20 you can see Taylor's pedalboard which houses a Electro-Harmonix Micro POG.

From there it goes into some mod which is always a Boss VB2 and then into this stereo chorus flange I have by TC Electronics. Then into a Diamond Tremolo and into the Strymon El Cap and Timeline then into a Boss RV5.

An Instagram photo by famousguitarrigs shows Taylor Johnson of Phil Wickham's band using a Strymon TimeLine delay pedal on his pedalboard.

Taylor Johnson, guitarist for Phil Wickham, is shown using the Xotic Effects SP Compressor on his pedalboard in a photo shared by famousguitarrigs on Instagram.

In this Instagram photo posted by Johnson, the Boss RV-5 can be seen on his pedalboard.

Tim Nienhuis, 2018

From there it goes into some mod which is always a Boss VB2 and then into this stereo chorus flange I have by TC Electronics. Then into a Diamond Tremolo and into the Strymon El Cap and Timeline then into a Boss RV5.

In an Instagram post by famousguitarrigs, Taylor Johnson from Phil Wickham's band is shown using a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner on his pedalboard.

Taylor Johnson, from Phil Wickham's band, uses the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power MONDO, as shown in a photo by famousguitarrigs on Instagram.

An Instagram post by famousguitarrigs shows Taylor Johnson of Phil Wickham's band using the Ernie Ball VP JR. Passive Volume Pedal on his pedalboard.

Taylor Johnson, from Phil Wickham's band, uses the Disaster Area Designs DMC-3XL MIDI Foot Controller, as shown in a photo on the famousguitarrigs Instagram page.

For sure. For live stuff I love the RC booster and I always have the Strymon El Capistan and Boss VB2 with me. Other than that it’s pretty standard stuff (drive, trem, chorus,delay, verb, etc…)

I never wanted to say I couldn't so I went out and bought some pro gear and started hacking away! I owned a lot at first and now it’s come down to a few channels of good preamps and conversion with a 57 on the cone and there’s the secret that every engineer in the industry goes to. SM57 into on the cone into a nice pre. Play a good part with good tone and feel and you’re there.

UAD Neve 1073 is rad, Valhalla Vintage Verb, Waves SSL G Channel is cool too. All the Sound Toys stuff is ridiculous.