Boz Boorer

(4:29 minute mark) - Boorer says that is a good distortion pedal, but he uses it because of the special feedback effect it has, not because of the distortion effect. He further demoes the sound he opts to get.

On the TC Electronic website, Boz Boorer is featured using the TC Electronic Ditto Looper in his guitar setup.

"In his amp equipment Boz calls a big Twin® and Blues Deluxe™ his own. He added a Bassman® several years ago and said it to be his favorite. With this one in his gear he did more than 70 Morrissey gigs. He also owns a Super Six which he actually doesn't use and a 70s Vibro Champ which sounds great cranked up."

The pic shows him with the guitar

"Sit back and watch as Boz talks through his pedalboard, explaining where he uses each BOSS pedal in the setlist, from the DM-2 delay that drives Certain People I Know to the RT-20 Rotary Sound Processor that brings drama to the climax of Meat Is Murder."

"Sit back and watch as Boz talks through his pedalboard, explaining where he uses each BOSS pedal in the setlist, from the DM-2 delay that drives Certain People I Know to the RT-20 Rotary Sound Processor that brings drama to the climax of Meat Is Murder."

(2:21 minute mark) - Boorer doesn't use those often, but he has two of them. The reason is that he tends to use overdrive more than fuzz, but he uses clean sound more often than those two.

(2:26 minute mark) - Boorer used to experiment with many ways of getting the acoustic sound. Now, he settled on the Boss AC-3, which goes straight into the DI box.

(4:25 minute mark) - Boorer says he uses this pedal, along with his Boss RT-20 for "Meat Is Murder". He uses the newer version of it, the Waza Craft Boss VB-2.

(5:40 minute mark) - Boorer praised the pedal for being so simple-made, yet the pedal "does what it's said to do". He has one of those in his pedalboard.

"I also used an Eastwood Sidejack, which a Mosrite kind of thing, and an old no-name Japanese copy of a Gibson Trini Lopez that has all its strings tuned to an E and usually gets played with a bow."

"For guitars, I have a Japan-made ’50s Fender Telecaster reissue that got used a lot on the album and a 1960s Gretsch 6120 which made a lot of appearances."

According to the Premier Guitar's interview, this guitar is listed under Boorer's stage gear.

According to the Premier Guitar's interview, this guitar is listed under Boorer's stage gear.

According to Premier Guitar's gear list attached with the interview with Boorer, one of the pedals he uses is the Boss CE-1 chorus ensemble pedal.

According to Premier Guitar's gear list attached with the interview with Boorer, one of the pedals he uses is the Boss RC-2 loop station.

According to Premier Guitar's gear list attached with the interview with Boorer, one of the pedals he uses is the Boss CS-3 compression sustainer pedal.

The page shows that Boz uses this pedal

The page shows he uses this pedal

The page shows he uses this pedal

The page shows he uses this pedal

The page shows he uses this pedal

The image on Bing shows Boz Boorer with a Burns Sonic electric guitar in the background.

In this pic Boz is seen with the guitar

In this image, Boz Boorer is seen playing a Gretsch Corvette electric guitar.

"In his amp equipment Boz calls a big Twin® and Blues Deluxe™ his own. He added a Bassman® several years ago and said it to be his favorite. With this one in his gear he did more than 70 Morrissey gigs. He also owns a Super Six which he actually doesn't use and a 70s Vibro Champ which sounds great cranked up."

"In his amp equipment Boz calls a big Twin® and Blues Deluxe™ his own. He added a Bassman® several years ago and said it to be his favorite. With this one in his gear he did more than 70 Morrissey gigs. He also owns a Super Six which he actually doesn't use and a 70s Vibro Champ which sounds great cranked up."

At 1:48 minute mark, Boorer explains the usage of the Boss TR-2. He uses is mainly as a effect, at the end of certain songs.

(3:02 minute mark) - Boorer uses this pedal on "Jack The Ripper".

According to Pigtronix's artists section on their website, Boz Boorer uses an Echolution Delay.