David Sullivan's Effects Pedals
According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the Mooer Ninety Orange pedal.
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The ThunderClaw can be seen 21:36 into the video. David put it after the Earthquake Dispatch Master because he says that the Earthquake unit doesn't do well after distortion. He mainly uses it as a preamp during solos, with treble cranked in order to compensate the "dark" sound of the Orange cabinet.
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According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the MXR Bass Octave Deluxe pedal.
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3:30 "Mostly I have the gain very low on this, the volume up pretty high and the bass cut and the treble boosted…"
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The Phase 95 can be seen around 20:28 in the video. David usually played with a MXR Phase 90 but he says that he replaced it with the 95 in order to have a smaller pedalboard. He also says that he can't really tell the difference between the two MXR pedals. He mainly uses the 90 circuit with the "Script" switch turned off.
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"I just had a tuner and an MXR Phase 90. The distortion was all just the amp."
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According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the EarthQuaker Dispatch Master pedal.
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The Drop can be seein 18:55 in this video. David replaced the knob with a MXR one and a washer in order to make it turn harder and avoid accidental turns. He says he kept moving the original knob while playing.
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According to Premier Guitar's article, Sullivan uses the TC Electronic PolyTune 2 tuner pedal.
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