KT Tunstall

In this video, KT Tunstall explains how she uses a loop pedal live. The Akai E2 Headrush is present from very early on in the video.

This pedal is used by Tunstall ever since her recording career began. Also, it is the integral part of her pedalboard- according to the Premier Guitar's rig rundown.

"After 15 years of using exactly the same pedal board, I am finally ripping it up and starting again. Same idea, but using the @roland_us RC30 looper plus some of their great #fx pedals with beautiful big fat pads that I can trigger without even looking down! It's just the beginning, but exciting (and scary!!) to learn new gear."

"After 15 years of using exactly the same pedal board, I am finally ripping it up and starting again. Same idea, but using the @roland_us RC30 looper plus some of their great #fx pedals with beautiful big fat pads that I can trigger without even looking down! It's just the beginning, but exciting (and scary!!) to learn new gear."

"After 15 years of using exactly the same pedal board, I am finally ripping it up and starting again. Same idea, but using the @roland_us RC30 looper plus some of their great #fx pedals with beautiful big fat pads that I can trigger without even looking down! It's just the beginning, but exciting (and scary!!) to learn new gear."

According to Premier Guitar's Rig Rundown, the LS-2 splits the signal into the FOH mixer and her Supro Statesman amplifier.

Pedal board at 1:25 Published on 19 Jul 2016 In this episode of Song Stories, Scottish songwriter and guitarist KT Tunstall walks us through her songs “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Evil Eye,” discusses the importance of rhythmic playing in her performing, what makes looping interesting (and not so interesting), and performs the hit off of her most recent EP, Golden State.

In this photo shared by Tunstall, it can be seen that she is using Pedaltrain2 as her pedal holder.

KT Tunstall shared on Instagram that she is updating her pedal board after 15 years, incorporating new gear, including effects pedals with large pads, which suggests a transition in her setup. Although her current setup reportedly includes the Boss SD-1W overdrive, this post indicates a period of experimentation and adaptation, hinting at the potential use of the Boss OD-1X Overdrive.

"After 15 years of using exactly the same pedal board, I am finally ripping it up and starting again. Same idea, but using the @roland_us RC30 looper plus some of their great #fx pedals with beautiful big fat pads that I can trigger without even looking down! It's just the beginning, but exciting (and scary!!) to learn new gear."

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Tunstall uses the Supro 1305 overdrive pedal.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Tunstall uses the Supro 1310 Tremolo pedal. It is possible that this pedal replaced the Boss TR-2 Tremolo, which was found on her previous pedalboards.

"After 15 years of using exactly the same pedal board, I am finally ripping it up and starting again. Same idea, but using the @roland_us RC30 looper plus some of their great #fx pedals with beautiful big fat pads that I can trigger without even looking down! It's just the beginning, but exciting (and scary!!) to learn new gear."

Pedal board at 1:25 Published on 19 Jul 2016 In this episode of Song Stories, Scottish songwriter and guitarist KT Tunstall walks us through her songs “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Evil Eye,” discusses the importance of rhythmic playing in her performing, what makes looping interesting (and not so interesting), and performs the hit off of her most recent EP, Golden State.

Published on 19 Jul 2016 In this episode of Song Stories, Scottish songwriter and guitarist KT Tunstall walks us through her songs “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Evil Eye,” discusses the importance of rhythmic playing in her performing, what makes looping interesting (and not so interesting), and performs the hit off of her most recent EP, Golden State.

Pedalboard visible at 1:25 In this episode of Song Stories, Scottish songwriter and guitarist KT Tunstall walks us through her songs “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Evil Eye,” discusses the importance of rhythmic playing in her performing, what makes looping interesting (and not so interesting), and performs the hit off of her most recent EP, Golden State.

The guitar synthesizer is also used by Tunstall, but it's off her pedalboard, according to Premier Guitar.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, the Boss SD-1W can be found on Tunstall's pedalboard. It is possible that this pedal replaces the Boss OD-1X featured on her previous pedalboard.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Tunstall uses two Boss TU-3 pedals. Those are also the beginning of her pedalboard.

In this Youtube video @ 41:51 you can see its entire pedalboard

In this Youtube video @ 41:51 you can see its entire pedalboard