Davy Knowles
Isle of Man born Blues guitarist
Davy Knowles' Effects Pedals
The one I’ve really settled on is the Flynn Amps Hawk booster. It really hits the amp hard.
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I use a Crowther Audio Hotcake pedal if I need a little more overdrive, but more often than not, I just use the volume on the guitar for all that.
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"As a player who uses the volume control on my guitar a lot, as well as changing pick attack, it's important for me to have overdrive sounds that respond to dynamics. The Trimode is wonderfully touch-sensitive. What I love most is that it just doesn't sound like an overdrive pedal at all - it sounds like a really great amp. It's fantastic! I can't say enough good things about it." - Knowles about Radial Trimode.
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Davy Knowles is using his King of Tone on the whole song, and just using the volume control on his guitar to adjust the gain and dynamics.
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Been a few questions on my rig after the video below, and whether that pedal (Boss Waza Craft Blues Driver) is still a part of it... Why yes it is!
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Davy Knowles uses the Pete Cornish NBM-2 pedal, which functions as a boost, line driver, mute, and provides a tuner output. This information is shared by Davy Knowles himself on his Facebook page.
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According to Boss' website, Knowles uses Boss DM-2W delay pedal.
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"Knowles found inspiration in a pedal by Foxrox Electronics, called the Octron. The octave-up and octave-down pedal became the catalyst that helped him finish the album’s third track, “Falling Apart,” which features a dark, driving, ominous riff that recalls Jimmy Page’s haunting tone on “Dazed and Confused.”"
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I leave an MXR carbon copy delay on all the time, set to a very short repeat just for a little ambiance.
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In this photo, which comes from 2009 concert with Back Door Slam, Knowles' pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is the Framptone Amp Switcher.
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In this photo, which comes from 2009 concert with Back Door Slam, Knowles' pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is Fulltone Supa-Trem.
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In this photo, which comes from 2009 concert with Back Door Slam, Knowles' pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is Way Huge Angry Troll.
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In this photo, which comes from 2009 concert with Back Door Slam, Knowles' pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is Modtone Deep Dive.
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In this photo, which comes from 2009 concert with Back Door Slam, Knowles' pedalboard can be seen. One of the pedals visible is Budda Budwah.
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In this photo, which comes from 2009 concert with Back Door Slam, Knowles' pedalboard can be seen. One of the items visible is Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus.
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In the video titled "Davy Knowles 2020 Touring Rig" on YouTube, at the 1:16 mark, Davy Knowles is seen using the Boss TU-3W Chromatic Tuner.
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Discography
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