Wayne Sermon

In this photo of Wayne Sermon's live board, taken from the article of the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, the Mastermind MiDi controller takes up the mass of the left side of the board.

In this photo of Wayne Sermon's live board, taken from the article of the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, he has three expression pedals by Mission Engineering at the bottom-right side.

In this Rig Rundown with Wayne Sermon of Imagine Dragons, Wayne introduces his Epiphone Mandolin which is used on the song "It's Time" from their first record.

In this Instagram photo of Wayne Sermon, some of his pedals can be seen. Amongst them is the Electro-Harmonix Bass MicroSynth Effects Pedal.

In the video posted by Imagine Dragons on Facebook, Wayne Sermon is seen playing a Kramer 450G electric guitar at the 3:13 mark.

Wayne Sermon uses a golden Version of the KSM9 which fits with his golden guitar.

As seen at his official Instagram account, he uses this item for his work.

As seen at his official Instagram account, he uses this item for his work in the studio.

In this Instagram photo of Wayne Sermon working on his MacBook Pro, he can be seen wearing Audio-Technica ATH-M50 headphones.

From a photo on Matchless Amplifiers' Facebook page: "Wayne Sermon of Imagine Dragons, Night Vision Tour 2013. 30/15 and a Chieftain."

The Matchless Amplifiers Facebook page points out that Wayne is posing next to his "Gold #spitfire heads with #ess cabs" right before his show. The photo was posted September 2013.

"Wayne Sermon plays several different BiLT guitars throughout the set. These offset beauties are highly customized with features Sermon specifically needs to create certain sounds from ID albums. His No. 1 is a gold-plated Volaré loaded with a pair of Lindy Fralin Twangmaster humbuckers. Each guitar is strung up with Elixir .011–.052 strings and Sermon uses Dunlop 88 mm 50th Anniversary Gold nylon picks."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

"Sermon’s BiLT Relevator is finished in shoreline gold and features both an MXR Carbon Copy and BiLT’s own fuzz circuit built into the body along with a Sustainiac in the neck position. Sermon can control the parameters of the effects via a wealth of buttons, switches, and controls that are accessible on the front of the guitar. There’s a Pedaltrain Volto on his strap that supplies power to the pedals via the stereo cable. He keeps this guitar tuned a half-step down from standard."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

On “Fricton” Sermon reaches for this prototype BiLT baritone that’s tuned to A and features a Mastery bridge and tremolo along with a pair of Bare Knuckle Mule humbuckers. He strings it up with a set of Elixir strings gauged .012–.068.

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

On “Fricton” Sermon reaches for this prototype BiLT baritone that’s tuned to A and features a Mastery bridge and tremolo along with a pair of Bare Knuckle Mule humbuckers. He strings it up with a set of Elixir strings gauged .012–.068.

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

"The backline for Sermon’s chimey brand of pop-rock is full of classic British tones. His wet/dry/wet setup revolves around a quartet of vintage Vox AC30 amps—two from ’64, a ’66, and a ’67."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

"Friedman Smallbox 50 is plugged into a 65 Amps 2x12 Whiskey cabinet."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

In this photo of Wayne Sermon's pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown of Imagine Dragons, a Pedal Power 2 Plus powers his board.

In this photo of Wayne Sermon's pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown of Imagine Dragons, A noise suppressor by ISP is seen on the bottom-left corner.

In this second photo of Wayne Sermon's other pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, the Ego Compressor sits just above the Hightop pedal.

In this second photo of Wayne Sermon's other pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, the Superego lies on the bottom-left corner.

"The second drawer houses everything that’s routed before the volume pedal. It includes an Electro-Harmonix POG 2, Voodoo Lab Micro Vibe, J. Rockett Mark Sampson Hightop, Wampler Ego Compressor, Electro-Harmonix Superego Synth Engine, and a Malekko Vibrato (which is in the effects loop of the Superego). All of the effects are run through a RJM Mini Effects Gizmo and powered by another Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

In this last photo of Wayne Sermon's third pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, Wayne uses a Pedal Power Digital to power the effects on this board.

In this last photo of Wayne Sermon's third pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, a Whammy pedal is seen at the bottom-left corner.

In this last photo of Wayne Sermon's third pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, a Programmable EQ sits at the top-left corner.

In this last photo of Wayne Sermon's third pedal board, source from the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, a Quadra Thru sits at the top of this board.

"During a typical show, Sermon needs to cover a lot of ground. After going through a Shure ULXD4 wireless unit, the signal hits a Sound Sculpture Switchblade GL before feeding one of three Eventide products: a pair of 7600 units and a H9."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

"During a typical show, Sermon needs to cover a lot of ground. After going through a Shure ULXD4 wireless unit, the signal hits a Sound Sculpture Switchblade GL before feeding one of three Eventide products: a pair of 7600 units and a H9."

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

In this photo taken from the article on the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, a T-8 MiDi Splitter sits just above the Sound Sculpture.

In this photo of Wayne Sermon's live board, taken from the article of the Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons, a Boss TU-3 sits at the top of the board.