TELECASOUND

TELECASOUND has recently acquired a Two-Rock Silver Sterling Signature amplifier. This information is confirmed by a post from Twitter user asa_kun3, who shared this update along with the comment, "イカれたアンプ買いました" (Translation: "I bought a crazy amp"). The amplifier has not yet been used in any recordings.

TELECASOUND uses the Matchless Lightning 15 amplifier, as evidenced by a tweet from Twitter user asa_kun3, where the amplifier is featured prominently in a home studio setup.

This amp is very likely the star of all the cleans and edge of breakup tones for the first TUYU album “It’s Raining After All”

The Suhr Iso Boost pedal is consistently used by TELECASOUND, as evidenced by its prominent position in their signal chain across multiple photographs over several years. The pedal can be seen in images such as this one, highlighting its role as a staple on the artist's board.

The MXR MX-142 Distortion II pedal has been consistently seen on TELECASOUND's board for several years, as evidenced by a photograph showing its presence, and is likely a key component in the distorted tones heard in “It’s Raining After All.” And possibly beyond

TELECASOUND has consistently used the Ibanez Paul Gilbert Signature Pick, as evidenced by a tweet from asa_kun3 that traces this choice back through his Twitter history. This has been his pick as far back as you can possibly look, in various colors

TELECASOUND has been confirmed to use the Bogner Helios 50Watt Head, as demonstrated in a cover of his own song shared on both his Twitter and YouTube channel. The usage is verified by a tweet from asa_kun3, which features the amplifier and invites others to experience its power.