Tyson Ritter

In this Music video he can be seen using a Epiphone Korina explorer bass.

In a Rocksound image, Tyson Ritter is shown with a red Baldwin C172 Grand Piano.

In a Getty Images photo from the 2003 Vans Warped Tour, Tyson Ritter of The All-American Rejects is shown playing an Epiphone Flying V Bass.

In an Instagram post, Tyson Ritter is seen using a Shure SM7B microphone, identifiable by its external pop filter.

In a photo posted by therejects on Instagram, Tyson Ritter is seen playing the Korg Kronos 61-Key Synthesizer Workstation, with a caption thanking Scotty for the opportunity.

Tyson can be seen playing a fender jazz bass in this live performance

Starting at 1:22, Tyson Ritter talks about the Fender Bass guitars he uses: “I was kinda torn whenever I got the Jazz Bass because it played beautifully, but didn't have the beefy bottom that I love on a P Bass. Or I guess the dirty bottom that a P Bass has. It’s got a round clear bottom but… I think every song we play a different bass, it’s not like we record with P Basses the whole time, so I think it just depends on getting as close to the sound that we achieved on the record.”

Around 1:26 into the video you can see a shot of him playing a Fender Precision Bass in what appears to be an Olympic White color.

At the 0:08 mark of the All-American Rejects' "Dirty Little Secret" music video, Tyson Ritter is seen playing a Gibson Thunderbird IV bass guitar.

In a live performance of "It Ends Tonight" by The All-American Rejects, Tyson Ritter plays a Fender Jaguar American Standard Bass.

it can bee seen at 3:27

In an Instagram post, Tyson Ritter expresses his deep connection to music alongside a photo featuring the M-Audio Keystudio 49-Key USB Keyboard Controller, highlighting its role in his creative process.

at 0:30 you can see him singing into a shure sm57

Tyson Ritter is shown using the M-Audio Axiom Pro 61 Advanced 61 Key USB MIDI Controller in a photo shared by the band’s Instagram account, with a caption thanking Scotty for allowing him to play.

He shows it off in this tweet

Tyson uses it in this performance of move along during the bridge

There are ampeg stacks behind Tyson in the backline of the video

There are ampeg stacks behind Tyson in the backline of the video

Tyson uses and destroys this bass in the music video for lil huddy

he plays it in this live performance

Tyson plays it during this performance

Tyson uses it in the music video for wtwcd

he uses it in this live performance

During a live performance at the Downtown Food & Wine Festival on February 24, 2013, Tyson Ritter of The All-American Rejects is seen using the Shure 520DX "Green Bullet" microphone. This is documented in a YouTube video by Jennifer Bowman.

Tyson uses gibson dove for performances of "bleed into your mind"

you can see Tyson holding it at 59:05 he used it for the dist bass on gives you hell

In the YouTube video "Making Records with Eric Valentine," Eric Valentine mentions that Tyson Ritter used the Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi on the track "Gives You Hell" by The All-American Rejects.

Tyson can be seen playing it for select performances of "damn girl"

Tyson uses two K&M clutch mic stands, one with his normal microphone and one with a shure bullet mic attached

Tyson has been using the Mustang bass on the 2023 tour. He has used a sunburst one as well as a surf green one, possibly in different tunings.

Tyson has used the Fender Ukulele for "there's a place" on the 2023 tour