ZVex Vexter Box of Rock Distortion Guitar Effects Pedal

In this photo, which shows Gallagher's pedalboard from 2016 tour, the ZVex Box Of Rock is visible.

This photo from an [effects bay article](http://www.effectsbay.com/2011/08/kevin-shields-my-bloody-valentine-pedal-boards/#prettyPhoto_) displays a Zvex Box of Rock on the pedal board of Kevin Shields from [My Bloody Valentine](https://equipboard.com/band/my-bloody-valentine).

Miles declared his gear to Total Guitar magazine during an interview in the February 2013 issue.

In the source, which is a tour gear abridgment, it's seen that he uses the Zvex Box of Rock.

Next to the Green Rhino

Sold for charity on Moby's official Reverb shop.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Vile uses the ZVex Box Of Rock.

According to Ben Gibbard in this Premier Guitar Rig Rundown, the Death Cab for Cutie guitar player uses a ZVex Box of Rock. "This stays on all the time," Gibbard said at (16:35).

From Tone King video, explaining his effects setup as a guitarist instead of bassist for Marilyn Manson.

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ZVex Box Of Rock was featured in his "gear list" during the 2015 Premier Guitar rig rundown.

On this photo you can see something that looks like a ZVEX box of rock pedal on Blake's pedalboard.

According to Premier Guitar in Nov 2015, in Desaparecidos: 'Conor only uses a few stompboxes for his core live tone—a Boss TU-3 Tuner, ZVEX Box of Rock, EarthQuaker Devices Monarch and Organizer, and a disengaged Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay. His main dirtbox is the ZVEX Box of Rock, the Organizer is used for one part in a song during the set, and the Monarch is another drive, specifically-EQ’d for when he plays the baritones. Everything on the board is powered by a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus power supply.'

I asked Cory about pedals on Instagram and this is what he said about dirt pedals on Ganglion Reef and Plum: "There's no fuzzes on Plum! Not a single one. I used a box of rock for most of it... and a Ross compressor always on. On ganglion Reef I used one of those little silicon fuzz face minis. They rule! Need to pick one up again. I love them"

Posted in [Strymon Artist Feature](http://www.strymon.net/tag/brynjar-leifsson/). You can see the Strymon Timeline and Big Sky pedals as well as the Digitech Whammy and the Zvex Box Of Rock.

Around 18:26 in this video, Dave mentions his Zvex Box of Rock, saying, "Of non-sampling pedals it's probably my favorite pedal. I just love the clean boost. It adds sparkle to both my amps."

KIRK FLETCHER PEDALBOARD (EROS RAMAZZOTTI TOUR)

Visible in this Instagram photo.

John Barrett uses a Zvex Box of Rock distortion pedal

On the Instagram post each band member's gear is specified including Erik's pedals.

In this instagram pic, Lance shows the pedals he's using for new tracks.

In this photo, which shows Travers' board from 2007 Cologne concert, the ZVex Box of Rock can be seen.

He says he uses the ZVex Box of Rock at about 2:10 in the video.

In this video you can see Judah Bauer talking about his ZVex Vexter Box of Rock (about 8:25)

"Justin Pierre of Motion City Soundtrack showing off his new Box of Rock".

According to the "artists" section of ZVex's website, Bazan uses the Box of Rock distortion pedal.

A ZVex Box of Rock can be seen in the lower left corner of Keith Murray's pedalboard, which he says is his main distortion pedal. From [an interview where he discusses his pedals](http://images.equipboard.com/uploads/source/image/34972/uhXGb4d.png): > Into a–I’m not done answering this one! Into a Z-VEX Box of Rock, which is the primary distortion pedal, into a Z-VEX Super Hard-On. **EDIT June 2016:** From an [email exchange with Keith Murray](http://images.equipboard.com/uploads/source/image/36348/GU1NHzQ.png), he says, "the Box of Rock always has the boost channel on (and the distortion channel is almost always on and cranked to maximum distortion at all times)."

According to Premier Guitar, Vaden uses the ZVex Box Of Rock pedal.

Pedalboard used in conjunction with Marshall: "My live ‘board is pretty simple - essentially just a tuner, an octave pedal, and a couple of subtle boost pedals. 90% of the core sound is from the guitar and amp, then a clean boost is used just to push the amp a bit harder into overdrive. I use the guitar volume for most of the tonal variations. Main pedals used are as follows: Free The Tone FINAL BOOSTER - Fantastic clean boost… the great thing is when set at zero and kicking it in there no tonal/level change whatsoever - it only adds to what’s already there. Has a nice natural sounding buffer in it too. Sonic Research ST-200 Tuner - Accurate and reliable strobe tuner that works great especially for the ‘half a step down’ tuning I use. Easy to see on dark stages too! T-Rex ALBERTA - Nice subtle tubescreamer type pedal, smoother and warmer sounding than the classic TS pedals. Normally just kicked in now and then with the Strat. T-Rex OCTAVIUS Octave pedal with switchable clean boost - This is great and is used mostly with the old cello slide guitar. The guitar has a really low output so the extra boost on here works perfectly to beef things back up. Voodoo Lab PEDAL POWER 2 PLUS - Silent, super reliable and efficient power supply! Brightonion Pedals TRUE BYPASS LOOPER - Any pedals that aren’t true bypass run through this, plus it keeps things nice and easy to switch on and off during a gig as every thing is at the front! Other pedals I use now and then: Klon Centaur, JHS Charlie Brown, Free The Tone Red Jasper, ZVEX Box Of Rock" -Aynsley Lister

In this photo, which actually comes from [Vertex Effects website](https://www.vertexeffects.com/blog/vertex_tom_bukovac_pedalboard_2), which are the builders of his pedalboard, one of the pedals that can be seen in the board is the rehoused ZVex Box Of Rock.

Picture of his pedalboard on his 2019 tour

Can be just about made out at 1:17 in the video (thanks to Narcist for the help on this one)

Stephen's distortion pedal. Photo taken at Copeland's show on 11/23/16 in Seattle.

pedalboard studio session

According to photo of his pedalboard, 1st pedal from the left is ZVex Box Of Rock, judging by the knob position.

In this Music Radar [article](http://www.musicradar.com/guitarist/guitarist-photo-diaries-the-butterfly-effect-@-bristol-academy-2-11-5-2009-244314/) about The Butterfly Effect's live performance at the Bristol Academy in 2009, a photo of Kurt Goedhart's pedal board shows his ZVex Vexter Box of Rock Distortion guitar effects pedal.

According to this gear photo, which is found under [Denander's gear photos](https://tommydenander.se/photos/gear.html), one of the pedals is the ZVex Box of Rock.

1. DeArmond 1800 Wa-Wa Pedal Combination Volume 2. KORG DT-10 chromatic tuner 3. Prescription Electronics Experience Octave/Fuzz 4. ZVEX Box of Rock 5. Ibanez DML10 Modulation Delay II

Testing a new pedalboard

In this photo posted on Matt's instagram, you can see a Box of Rock on the third row

In this photo of Jimmy's pedalboard, you can see his Zvex Box of Rock distortion pedal.

In this video at 0:14, Shara Worden's pedal board displays a ZVex Vexter Box of Rock pedal on the bottom row.

When asked about his gear and what he would recommend, he replied that he uses Zvex Box of Rock on Facebook.