Cory Wong

One can clearly see him talking about why he chose this pedal between 1:50 and 3:05. This pedal was also visible in his pedalboard in his Instagram Story of an unknown date.

"Latley, what I've been using is the Wampler Ego Compressor"

Then there’s the Vertex Steel String Clean Drive, which is what gives me more of that tube amp feel - a tiny bit of drive but not too much. I use it to bring my clean tone even more out front.

Cory says obout walrus compressor that he's using in Vulfpeck (at 0:46). This pedal was also visible in his pedalboard in his Instagram Story of an unknown date.

If I need to kick things out even further, I use the Walrus Audio Warhorn, which is my favourite sounding overdrive.

This pedal was also visible in his pedalboard in his Instagram Story of an unknown date.

In this photo, which comes from Cory Wong's Instagram story, his session pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals that can be seen is the Line 6 M9.

In this photo, which comes from Cory Wong's Instagram story, his session pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals that can be seen is the Walrus Julia.

5:15 on this video.

In this photo, which comes from Cory Wong's Instagram story, his session pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals that can be seen is the Walrus Contraband.

He has been using this overdrive since Vertex's Mason Marangella started working on his pedalboard.

In the YouTube video "Pedalboard Makeover | Cory Wong" by Vertex Effects, Cory Wong mentions using the Line 6 HX Stomp Guitar Multi-Effects Floor Processor occasionally to replace delays on his pedalboard.

In this photo, which comes from Cory Wong's Instagram story, his session pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals that can be seen is the Barber Burn Unit.

He uses Strymon Bigsky. This pedal was also visible in his pedalboard in his Instagram Story of an unknown date.

The photo on this article shows Cory's board with the bigger HX unit. He was also seen using it in a simplified rig for his UK tour (https://www.pressreader.com/australia/total-guitar/20190412/282565904511337).

In this photo, which comes from Cory Wong's Instagram story, his session pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals that can be seen is the Dunlop DVP4 pedal.

In this photo, which comes from Cory Wong's Instagram story, his session pedalboard is visible. One of the pedals that can be seen is the Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah.

At the beginning of his instagram video you can see his board featuring the Walrus Audio Fathom (Left Side), Julia V2 (Second from right) and the Aetos Power Supply (Right Side). https://www.instagram.com/p/CReK0EjF_Le/

In Cory Wong's Wong On Ice Youtube video at around 0:19, the Jackson Audio Asabi can be seen next to the Line 6 EX-1 expression pedal.

In Cory Wong's Wong On Ice Youtube video at around 0:19, the Jackson Audio Belle Starr (judging by the size, knob layout, and artwork) in purple can be seen next to what looks like a Jackson Audio Asabi.

In Cory Wong's Wong On Ice Youtube video at around 0:19, the Vertex Ultraphonix MK II (judging by the size and layout of knobs) can be seen next to what looks like a Jackson Audio Belle Starr in purple.

In Cory Wong's Wong On Ice Youtube video at around 0:19, the J. Rocket Rockaway Archer can be seen next to what looks like a Vertex Ultraphonix MK II.

In this video Cory Wong introduces his signature The Optimist overdrive pedal. He discusses the qualities of the pedal and gives a thorough demonstration.

In the attached video, at 3:55, Cory shows his "Hotone Volume Wah" on his pedalboard. As evidenced by the brand's label on the pedal and the 3 jacks on the left side of the pedal, I've concluded it's the Soul Press II Volume/Wah.

In the attached video, at 4:01, Cory shows his "TC Electronic SubNUp" on his pedalboard, as seen and typed out on screen. The pedal is the smaller version with 3 controls, so the mini.

In the attached video, a tour vlog and rig rundown of Cory Wong's setup with his group Cory and the Wongnotes, he shows his pedalboard. At 4:08, he shares his "GFI System Rossie Filter", which is typed on screen and shown on his pedalboard.

In the attached video, a tour vlog and rig rundown, Cory shows his Vezzpa pedal on his pedalboard at 4:25.

On this video and on the other video from this session Cory uses Quad Cortex.

Cory demos the Walrus Audio Julianna here in this video, and it's possible he has used it in the studio or live since he has used the mono version, the Julia, in the past.

In this yt video it can be seen at 7:42 how the "Pedal Doctor" fits a Zuma powersource on Cory's pedalboard.

In this video from Cory Wong, he discusses his signature compressor and boost pedal from Wampler.