Tyler Sky

Tyler uses a Moded Squier Jaguar as his main guitar and can be seen on his instagram profile, which is the cover for his EP "You Said"

Tyler uses a Blue Jackson JS22 as his backupguitar for shows which he taped to look like Rivers Cuomo's strat

Tyler Sky uses the Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal, dialing in the tone at 11 o'clock, the level at maximum, and the distortion at 10 o'clock, as shared on his Instagram. He acquired this pedal after his HM-2 broke.

Tyler Sky uses the Fender Mustang I V2 amplifier, running a twin reverb setting and incorporating distortion via pedals, as shown on his Instagram account.

Tyler uses these picks when playing heavier songs like "Epitome" and "Falling Again"

Tyler actually uses this microphone for recording his guitar

Tyler Sky uses the Shure SM48 as his primary vocal microphone during live performances, as showcased on his Instagram.

Tyler Sky uses the PRS SE Tim Mahoney Signature Guitar for recording, as shown on his Instagram account.

On Instagram, Tyler Sky is seen using a Mitchell MD100 acoustic guitar, a cherished instrument passed down from his father, for all his acoustic performances.

Tyler Sky previously used the DOD FX62 Bass Stereo Chorus pedal, as shown on his Instagram account, before switching to amp-based chorus and reverb effects.

Tyler Sky used the Boss HM-2 Heavy Metal pedal during the early era of Tomato Soup from 2016 to 2018, as shown on his Instagram account.

On Instagram, Tyler Sky is shown using the Maxon OD-802 D&S II pedal during live performances, where it occasionally produces a distinctive ringing sound in the background.

On Instagram, Tyler Sky shares that the black Davison electric guitar was his first electric guitar, though it was never used in live performances.

Tyler Sky uses a Squier Stratocaster when he needs a single-coil sound but opts not to use his Jaguar, as seen in a post on Instagram.

Tyler uses this strap on his main guitar, his Jaguar

Tyler Sky uses Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.60mm Guitar Picks for songs that require dynamic shifts and softer tones, as seen on his Instagram account.