Neal Schon
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Neal Schon's Effects Pedals
At 18:40 in this video rig rundown, Adam Day, Neal Schon's guitar technician, mentions Schon's Boss Compressor Sustainer.
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At 18:50 in this video rig rundown, Adam Day, Neal Schon's guitar technician, mentions his Wampler Nirvana Chorus.
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At 18:45 in this video rig rundown, Adam Day, Neal Schon's guitar tech, points out his Electro-Harmonix Germanium 4 Big Muff Pi.
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At 18:35, Adam Day, Neal Schon's guitar technician, starts a rundown of Schon's pedalboard, and the first item he mentions is the "Dunlop Classic Cry Baby."
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Tonebone pedals sound great! They are incredibly responsive, dynamic and warm. Best of all, they react like a real amp-channel. Perfect for cleaner amps that need that extra kick!
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In this photo, which was taken at the 2008 Journey concert (full album can be found here), one of the pedals visible in Schon's pedalboard is the TC Electronic G-System.
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According to the official product page on Ramble FX's website, Neal Schon uses a Twin Bender.
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In this photo, which was taken at the 2008 Journey concert (full album can be found here), one of the pedals visible in Schon's pedalboard is the Xotic RC Booster.
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In this photo, which was taken at the 2008 Journey concert (full album can be found here), one of the pedals visible in Schon's pedalboard is the Xotic AC Booster.
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In this photo, which was taken at the 2008 Journey concert (full album can be found here), one of the pedals visible in Schon's pedalboard is the Dunlop Buddy Guy signature wah.
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In this photo, which was taken at the 2008 Journey concert (full album can be found here), one of the pedals visible in Schon's pedalboard is the Boss FV-300L.
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In this photo, which was taken at the 2008 Journey concert (full album can be found here), one of the items visible in Schon's pedalboard is the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus.
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In this YouTube video (at 1:11) Neal can be seen playing what appears to be a 1980s Roland g-505 defined by it's odd pick guard and stray esque body
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Around 10:30 Neal confirms his use of an original Vox wah during his time with Santana.
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Neal Schon · 1999
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