Matthew Caws' Effects Pedals
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A rather modest pedalboard sits at Caws’ feet and contains a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner, Fulltone OCD, and a DLS Effects RotoSIM. The homemade pedal is a Klon clone that was built by John Bednar of Clifton, New Jersey.
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In this photo, which was taken during Nada Surf's performance on KEXP, one of the pedals that can be seen in Caws' pedalboard is the Wampler Euphoria overdrive pedal.
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A rather modest pedalboard sits at Caws’ feet and contains a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner, Fulltone OCD, and a DLS Effects RotoSIM. The homemade pedal is a Klon clone that was built by John Bednar of Clifton, New Jersey.
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According to the Premier Guitar interview with Caws, he uses the Electro-Harmonix POG pedal.
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According to Premier Guitar interview, Caws uses the MXR Dyna Comp pedal.
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In this photo, which was taken during Nada Surf's performance on KEXP, one of the pedals that can be seen in Caws' pedalboard is the Boss GE-7 equalizer pedal.
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In this photo, which was taken during Nada Surf's performance on KEXP, one of the pedals that can be seen in Caws' pedalboard is the Earthquaker Ghost Echo.
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In this photo, which was taken during Nada Surf's performance on KEXP, one of the pedals that can be seen in Caws' pedalboard is the Earthquaker Talons.
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A Boss DD3 is visible in this pic (twitter)
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A rather modest pedalboard sits at Caws’ feet and contains a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner, Fulltone OCD, and a DLS Effects RotoSIM. The homemade pedal is a Klon clone that was built by John Bednar of Clifton, New Jersey.
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According to Premier Guitar interview, Caws uses the Hughes and Kettner Rotosphere pedal.
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In this photo, which was taken during Nada Surf's performance on KEXP, one of the pedals that can be seen in Caws' pedalboard is the Boss TU-2 tuner.
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In this photo, which was taken during Nada Surf's performance on KEXP, one of the pedals that can be seen in Caws' pedalboard is the Diamond TRM-1 tremolo pedal.
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In this photo, which was taken during Nada Surf's performance on KEXP, one of the pedals that can be seen in Caws' pedalboard is the Retrotone Oihuka Drive.
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In this pic you see the pedalboard of Matthew; a Hotcake is prominent
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In this pic of his pedalboard a Morley Tripler is visible
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You can see the fueltank in this pic of his live pedalboard
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In this pic (Twitter) you can spot the Eventide
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In a user-uploaded photo on Twitter, Matthew Caws is seen with the Caroline Guitar Company Wave Cannon MKII distortion pedal.
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A Twitter photo shows Matthew Caws with an MXR M300 Reverb pedal.
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In this twitter pic a Shigeharu is visible
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In a user-uploaded Twitter photo, Matthew Caws can be seen with a JHS Angry Charlie pedal, highlighting its role in his setup.
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In a Twitter photo, Matthew Caws is shown with the Analog Man King of Tone Overdrive pedal.
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In this pic a JHS Morning glory is visible
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In this twitter pic a greer pedal is visible
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In this twitter pic a Boss DF2 is seen
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In a user-uploaded Twitter photo, Matthew Caws is seen with an Ibanez SD9M Sonic Distortion Guitar Pedal.
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In this twitter pic (2020) a ZVEX distortron is seen
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In this pic (Twitter 2020) an original Klon is seen
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In a 2020 Twitter photo, Matthew Caws is shown with an MXR EVH90 EVH Phase 90 pedal.
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