Al Schnier
Al Schnier's Effects Pedals
In this photo, which comes from Reverb's moe. interview, Schnier's pedalboard is shown. One of the pedals that can be seen on schematic is the Analogman ARDX20 delay.
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In this photo, Schnier's pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is the Analogman Envelope Filter.
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Al Schnier's pedalboard features a Boss DD-6 Digital Delay, as seen alongside his Bichorus, Bicomp, and an AB switch in the pedal lineup. This setup is highlighted in the Analog Man Chorus Pedals section on Analogman.
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In this photo, Schnier's pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is the Providence DLY-4 chrono delay pedal.
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In this photo posted by Schnier on his Instagram profile, Tascam GS-30 guitar amp simulator can be seen.
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"I can't tell you how much I love my Bi-Chorus. I'm using it about 1/3rd the time these days. Very nice pedal!"
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Al Schnier of moe. Is seen using an Analog Man Beano Boost during the Premier guitar rig rundown from there 25th anniversary tour in 2015. Both chuck and al used the Analog Man Beano Boost on there pedalboards on the 25th anniversary tour.
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In this photo, Schnier shows his fuzz pedal collection. One of the pedals that can be seen in this photo is the EHX Triangle Big Muff Pi.
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In this photo, Schnier shows his fuzz pedal collection. One of the pedals that can be seen in this photo is the Sam Ash Fuzzz Boxx.
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On my way to @brooklynbowl w/ my new @recycledpedalboards carry on 😊. Designed to fit into a Pelican 1535.
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In this photo, which comes from Reverb's moe. interview, Schnier's pedalboard is shown. One of the pedals that can be seen on schematic is the Paul Cochrane Timmy Overdrive pedal.
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In this photo, which comes from Reverb's moe. interview, Schnier's pedalboard is shown. One of the pedals that can be seen on schematic is the Maxon D&S OD-801.
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Al Schnier of moe. Is seen using a red Fulltone Full Drive 2(it doesn’t seem to be a 10th anniversary) during the Moe. 25th anniversary tour in 2015.
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Al Schnier of moe. Is seen using a 3 knob Analog Man Comprossor(smaller box than the larger box, almost the size of the 2 knob version) on his pedalboard during the Moe. 25th anniversary tour in 2015.
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In this Instgram photo posted by Schnier, his pedalboard can be seen. Judging by the colours, it seems like he is using a ZVex Tremolo probe pedal.
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In this photo, Schnier shows his fuzz pedal collection. One of the pedals that can be seen in this photo is the EHX Sovtek Civil War Big Muff.
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In this photo, Schnier shows his fuzz pedal collection. One of the pedals that can be seen in this photo is the Univox Super-Fuzz pedal.
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In this photo, Schnier shows his fuzz pedal collection. One of the pedals that can be seen in this photo is the ZVex Wah Probe.
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In this photo, Schnier shows his fuzz pedal collection. One of the pedals that can be seen in this photo is the Dallas Arbiter England Fuzz Face.
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In this photo, Schnier's pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is the Vox V847A wah pedal.
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In this photo, Schnier's pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is the TC Electronic PolyTune tuner pedal.
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In this photo, Schnier shares four of his ZVex Fuzz Factory pedals, each with a different graphic.
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In this photo posted by Schnier on his Instagram profile, ZVex Octane fuzz can be seen. He said in the comments that this is one of the first examples of such fuzz.
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In this photo, which comes from Reverb's moe. interview, Schnier's pedalboard is shown. One of the pedals that can be seen on schematic is the Analogman AMAZE0.
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Al Schnier is seen using the Arc Effects Klone V2 on his pedalboard in a photo shared by Arc Effects on Instagram, taken at Red Rocks.
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