Andrew Huang

Seen at 9:02, Huang is confused by the Keeley Dyno-My-Roto because of how many functions the pedal actually has

Seen being turned on at 4:36, Huang struggles to use the Earthquaker Devices Data Corruptor as it is a rather unruly piece of gear

Visible in this November 12, 2019 home studio tour at 8:37.

Featured in this June 24, 2021 video and used in its song.

Okay, shoot. When I bought this next item, it was fifty-two dollars and now it's ninety-eight. The economy! I really wanted to recommend a fifty-dollar guitar pedal. I mean, there's tons of guitar pedals that are under a hundred dollars. There's even some under fifty that sound great. I wanted to feature this one, though, because it's a Boss pedal and Boss has just made so many iconic pedals. I've owned so many of them throughout the years. I love their form factor and their construction, I obviously love how they sound, I love how they look. Anyway, this is still just under a hundred dollars and you can get lots of other pedals for much less money than that even.

Seen at 5:50, Huang can be seen using his Ibanez Talman and an unknown microphone in conjuction with the Boss VO-1, a gift to him from Rob Scallon.

"Who has a favorite live looping pedal? I've been on the Electro-Harmonix 45000 for a couple years but I might want to explore other options"

Seen at 7:45, Huang uses the EHX Bass Mono Synth in tandem with the Fender Aerodyne Precision bass. Note that Huang is impressed by the differences between this pedal and the regular Mono Synth

Seen being toyed with at 8:19, Huang uses the Catalinbread Perseus pedal gifted to him by both Rob Scallon and Sweetwater, used in part of the World's Largest Pedalboard

Seen at 10:01, Huang uses the Boss BF-3 that was gifted to him, which was also once a part of the World's Largest Pedalboard

Visible in this November 12, 2019 home studio tour at 8:37.

Visible in this April 18, 2019 video at 0:05.

Part of Huang's piece of the world's largest pedalboard, featured in this September 5, 2019 video.

Used on “7”, as can be seen in this October 27, 2020 video at 4:57.

Featured in this March 4, 2021 video.

Visible at 0:38 of this older video

Visible on Huang's gear shelf at 1:46.

Seen in a sweeping shot within the first seconds on the video, Huang can be seen fiddling with the Earthquaker Devices Pyramids, one part of the World's Largest Pedalboard created by Huang's friend Rob Scallon

Being used at 2:16, we can see Huang with the Keeley Synth-1 Pedal, one part of the pedalboard used in the World's Largest Pedalboard.

Seen clearly at 3:11, Huang uses the Digitech DirtyRobot pedal for the first time after being gifted a number of pedals from Rob Scallon.

Seen being used at 3:45, Huang demos the EHX Mono Synth Pedal, his first time using it. He's a big fan of this pedal

Featured in this January 11, 2018 video.

Visible in this November 12, 2019 home studio tour at 8:37.

Featured in this April 18, 2019 video at 2:08.

Featured in this April 18, 2019 video at 2:08.

Featured in this March 30, 2022 video

Featured in this March, 30 2022 video at 6:05

at 6:00 Andrew uses Chase Bliss pedals to add chorus and reverb

at 6:00 Andrew uses Chase Bliss pedals to add chorus and reverb

(@3:40) "I also wanted to try Mavis through some effect. So, I've got a Synesthesia here adding a bit of chorus-y vibrato"

(@3:47) "and then this Empress Reverb doing a combo of delay and reverb"