Tom Searle

Tom Searle, guitarist for Architects, discussed his use of the Ebtech 2-Channel Hum Eliminator in an interview with MusicRadar. He recounted a pivotal moment during a show with Sylosis, where fellow guitarist Josh Middleton introduced him to noise suppressors, which significantly reduced unwanted noise and feedback in his setup.

In a video on the BOSSchannel, Tom Searle of Architects demonstrates the Boss ME-80 Guitar Multiple Effects pedal, highlighting its use in the intro of the song "Gravedigger."

A Strymon Mobius Modulation pedal can be seen on Tom Searle's pedalboard, in this Twitter photo.

In this Twitter photo, a Strymon TimeLine can be seen on Tom Searle's pedalboard.

Tom Searle's Maxon OD-9 Overdrive can be seen in this Twitter photo of his pedalboard.

A Strymon BigSky can be seen on Tom Searle's pedalboard in this Twitter photo.

“Right now I have the Boss DD-5 Delay and RV-5 Reverb. I bought the delay pedal when I was 15, secondhand from a transvestite. I use an [Ibanez] Tube Screamer, but in terms of proper effects, that’s it.”

Tom Searle's Boss NS-2 can be seen in this Twitter photo.

In this Twitter photo, a TC Electronic Ditto Looper pedal can be seen on Tom Searle's pedalboard.

Tom Searle's Boss TU-3 can be seen in this Twitter photo of his pedalboard.

“Right now I have the Boss DD-5 Delay and RV-5 Reverb. I bought the delay pedal when I was 15, secondhand from a transvestite. I use an [Ibanez] Tube Screamer, but in terms of proper effects, that’s it.”