Thomas DeLonge

In a video with Tom's Guitar Tech Doug, at 1:20 a Fulltone Fulltone Fulldrive2 MOSFET can be spotted.

45:45 Minutes in the video Tom speaks about this pedal, "I could play the same riffs i used to play but they pan around trans-like, its atmospheric."

Thomas's tech, Doug gives a tour around Blink 182's live rig for this Czech YouTube channel. The MXR EVH-117 Eddie Van Halen Flanger is part of the effects chain. Doug says:

"...when you get that kind of wavering sound, that's coming from that flanger."

In this Facebook photo, we can see that Tom owns Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi in his studio.

At the 10:57 mark in the video "Angels And Airwaves - Start The Machine," Thomas DeLonge is seen with a DigiTech Bad Monkey Tube Overdrive pedal among his gear setup.

you can see some Boss Pedals at 10:57

As you can see from this picture, on Tom's instagram, he owns/uses the Boss BF-2 Flanger.

Shown when Tom is playing the synth during Stockholm Syndrome (17:10). The color would indicate that it isn't the EVH flanger that Tom is also known to use.

In this photo, from this article on Big Bite Electronics' website, Tom DeLonge can be seen holding a Big Bite pedal.

at around 50:00 there can be spotted the tube screamer

As you can see from the picture from Tom's instagram, in his studio, he owns/uses the Boss Compression Sustainer.

Seen on Tom’s pedalboard in the Ernie Ball Pursuit of Tone video at the 1hr 22min 55sec mark and for about 4 seconds.

In the YouTube video "Tom's Guitar Tones 2" by Steven Carlos, Thomas DeLonge showcases his MXR ZW44 Zakk Wylde Overdrive pedal among his collection.

As you can from the picture, taken from Tom's instagram, he uses/owns the Phase 90.

In a photo posted on Instagram, Thomas DeLonge's pedalboard prominently features the Dirty Boy Pedals Octo '59.

In this photo on his instagram photo you can clearly see the swollen pickle pedal.

In a user-uploaded Instagram photo, Thomas DeLonge is shown with the Danelectro DDS-1 Sitar Swami pedal, highlighting its role in his effects setup.

In this Facebook photo, we can see that Tom owns Moog MF-105M Moogerfooger MIDI MuRF Analog Filter Guitar Effects Pedal in his studio.

In the video "Recording 'The Dream Walker,'" Thomas DeLonge is seen using a Boss DD-20 Giga Delay at the 4:30 mark in his studio.

Seen on Tom’s pedalboard in the Ernie Ball Pursuit of Tone video at the 1hr 21min 43sec mark and for about 5 seconds. Note: the Empress Superdelay is seen to the right of the neck and headstock of the Gibson guitar. The Superdelay has printed grid on the front (side) of the pedal which can be clearly seen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuM2ecrsRpk

Seen on Tom’s pedalboard in the Ernie Ball Pursuit of Tone video at the 1hr 22min 55sec mark and for about 4 seconds. Note: Tom’s Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 is the “white on white” edition. The MF-102 has a unique layout with 5 knobs and 2 blue switches which can be compared against the other pedals in the Moogerfooger line.the Moog is seen in background and on the right side.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuM2ecrsRpk&t=4906s

As you can see from this picture on instagram, from Tom's studio, he owns/uses the Boss PH-3 Phase Shifter.

As you can see from this picture on instagram, from Tom's studio, he owns/uses the Small Stone, by Electro Harmonix.

You can see the Electro-Harmonix Micro Synthesizer is visible on the shelf to the right of the green pedals.

At 1:27 , Tom's guitar tech talks about using this A/B box to switch the wireless signal so Tom can ring out a guitar while getting another guitar to play.

Seen at 1:33 of this "Rig Rundown" is a Voodoo Lab GCX Guitar Audio Switcher.

A user-uploaded photo from a Japanese article shows Thomas DeLonge using the Boss BF-3 Flanger, highlighting its role in his guitar effects setup.

In a post by Fractal Audio Systems on Instagram, it is evident that Thomas DeLonge uses the Radial JR2 Remote Footswitch, as it can be seen in the photographs of his rig shared by the account.

in this post by fractal we can see in tom’s live rig the fr-5

While a modeler, Tom’s tech mentions for his chorus sounds he uses a Boss CE-2.