Allen Epley

In the 2022 Rig Rundown by Premier Guitar, at the 11:17 mark, Allen Epley's use of the MXR M75 Super Badass Distortion pedal is clearly visible.

In the 2022 Premier Guitar Rig Rundown, Allen Epley can be seen using the TC Helicon Harmony Singer. At 9:28 in the video, he explains how he incorporates it into his live performances.

In the 2022 Premier Guitar Rig Rundown, Allen Epley is shown using the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator. The pedal is clearly visible at the 10:50 mark of the video provided by Premier Guitar.

In the 2022 Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video, Allen Epley is observed using the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner at the 10:50 mark. This information is presented by Premier Guitar in their detailed examination of Shiner's live equipment setup (except for Josh's rig).

In the 2022 Premier Guitar rig rundown video titled "Rig Rundown: Shiner," guitarist Allen Epley is shown using the MXR M233 Micro Amp +, visible at the 10:50 mark. This video provides visual confirmation of the gear included in Epley's pedalboard.

In the 2022 Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video titled "Rig Rundown: Shiner," guitarist Allen Epley is shown using the MXR M300 Reverb pedal at the 10:50 mark, as documented by Premier Guitar.

In the 2022 Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown," Allen Epley is shown using the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler at the 10:50 mark. The video, produced by Premier Guitar on their YouTube channel, provides a detailed look at Epley's current gear setup.

In a 1998 live performance recording of Shiner at Cafe 108 in Edmond, OK, Allen Epley is visibly using a Boss GE-7B Bass Equalizer at the 11:49 mark, as documented in a video uploaded by Jim Skiniotes on YouTube.

In a YouTube video titled "Shiner-Live Cafe 108 Edmond, Ok 1998" by Jim Skiniotes, at approximately 2:18, there is a close-up of Allen Epley's pedal board. Although the video is too blurry to clearly read the label on the pedal, the spacing of the lettering and the color of the label match those of the Ibanez SoundTank PL5 Powerlead. This conclusion is further supported by the fact that the only other red label SoundTank pedal was a compressor, which does not match the letter spacing seen in the video.

In a YouTube video titled "Shiner-Live Cafe 108 Edmond, Ok 1998," uploaded by Jim Skiniotes, at approximately 2:18, Allen Epley's pedal board is visible. The video zooms in, revealing the texture of the rubber foot pad that matches an Arion pedal. The layout on the face of the pedal corresponds solely to the Arion HU-8500 Stage Tuner. Notably, the pedal includes an aluminum-like finish around the tuner meter, distinguishing it from your average Arion Stage Tuner.