Cory Wong

seen at 1:47 With the blend set at around 50% and "you're already halfway there"

In this video, you can see the puppet version of Cory Wong is wearing the Shure SRH840 headphones.

In this video this bass can be seen on Cory's wall throughout the video. In other interviews cory reveals that this bass is the very bass that his parents bought him when he first got into bands such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Primus.

It's a signature plug-in he's offered a few demos for on YouTube.

In this screenshot of an Instagram story, Cory can be seen playing the Joe Dart Jr. It is easily identifiable by the gold pickguard and no knobs.

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.

You can see the bass hanging on a stand in ghe background. It is pretty easy to identify, based on the single volume knob and humbucker.

Cory's Mustang Bass can be seen in the background of this video. (1:06 for a clear shot)

In this article, it's stated that Wong runs his Strat into a Shure GLX D16 Wireless.

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 (a tour vlog from Cory and the Wongnotes), he shares at 2:15 that he uses "Shure 535 in ears".

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.

The attached video is a tour vlog and rig rundown of Cory Wong's set up with his band, Cory and the Wongnotes. At 6:05, Cory shares that he uses the Little Mark Tube 800s.

The attached video is a tour vlog and rig rundown of Cory Wong's set up with his band, Cory and the Wongnotes. At 6:05, Cory shares that he uses a pair of Markbass 4x10 cabs. Based on the video, I could differentiate these as the 104HF cabs, rather than Markbass' 104HR cabs.

The attached video is a tour vlog and rig rundown of Cory Wong's set up with his band, Cory and the Wongnotes. At 6:50, Cory shares that he uses the ALlen & Heath dLive, which is marked as the dLive C1500.

In the attached video (a tour vlog from Cory and the Wongnotes), he shares at 7:05 that he and his band use the Shure PSM 900 system.

13:12 Cory Wong Rig Rundown he discusses which strings he uses.

In this Instagram post, Cory Wong thanks John Mayer for gifting him a PRS Silver Sky in the limited Nebula finish. In the comments section, John mentions it is the last Nebula finish as well.

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

At 21:42, Cory states that for that tour he landed on the DV Mark Eric Gales signature Raw Dawg, which can also be seen in the video. Cory runs two of these on the same settings as a true stereo rig into two separate cabs. He also says that his are a custom tweak job with a modified EQ on them.

I'm pretty sure that he has used them for quite some time, since a DV Mark amp can also be seen in the First Avenue show in November 2019.

For the bulk of this show, Cory plays his American Ultra HSS Strat in Cobra Blue, because he breaks the A string on his main Highway One at 7:46 of this show. He can be seen switching to the American Ultra at 8:10ish.