Boutique gear for Blues Rock
What Blues Rock artists actually play that sounds boutique, ranked by how many of them use it
Also called hand wired, handwired, hand built, point to point
Dunlop JDF2 Fuzz Face
pedal
used by David Gilmour, Eric Johnson, Buddy Guy
Dunlop Cry Baby
Dunlop
used by Chris Buck, Vinnie Moore
BK Butler 911 Tube Driver
pedal
used by David Gilmour, Eric Johnson
Bludotone Universal Tone
Bludotone
used by John Mayer, Carlos Santana
Pete Cornish SS-3
Pete Cornish
used by John Mayer, David Gilmour
Vox V846HW Wah
pedal
used by Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix
Alessandro AZZ
Alessandro
used by Derek Trucks
Analog Man Comprossor
Analog Man
used by John Mayer
Black Cat Pedals Super Fuzz
Black Cat Pedals
used by Gary Clark Jr
Chicago Blues Box Bassman Amplifier
Chicago Blues Box
used by Buddy Guy
EWS Eric Gales Brute Drive
Ews
used by Eric Gales
Marshall JMP 1959 Super Lead 100-Watt
Marshall
used by Richie Kotzen
Matchless Chieftain 2X10 Combo Amp
amplifier
used by Derek Trucks
Milkman 85W Pedal Steel Amplifier
Milkman
used by John Mayer
Real McCoy Custom RMC4 Picture Wah Pedal
Real Mccoy Custom
used by Carlos Santana
Snouse BlackBox Overdrive 2
Snouse
used by Chris Buck
Sound City One Hundred (L100)
amplifier
used by Jimi Hendrix
Suhr SL-68 Hand-Wired Amplifier
amplifier
used by Joe Bonamassa
Tinsley Audio Sir Henry Vibe
Tinsley Audio
used by Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Tone King Imperial MKI 1x12 Combo Guitar Amplifier
amplifier
used by Mark Knopfler