Richie Sambora

Used live on tour, as documented by Pedalmaniacs on February 18, 2011.

As seen on this picture featured on the article by MusicRadar: http://cdn.mos.musicradar.com/images/features/access-all-areas/bon-jovi/Bon%20Jovi-47-650-80.jpg

As seen on this picture featured on the article by MusicRadar: http://cdn.mos.musicradar.com/images/features/access-all-areas/bon-jovi/Bon%20Jovi-48-650-80.jpg

As seen on this picture featured on the article by MusicRadar: http://cdn.mos.musicradar.com/images/features/access-all-areas/bon-jovi/Bon%20Jovi-47-650-80.jpg

Richie Sambora is shown using the Shin's Music Custom Dumbloid Twin overdrive pedal in a user-uploaded photo.

Richie Sambora is shown using the Framptone Talkbox in a photo featured on the Pedalmaniacs website.

Listed on the official Foxrox artist page.

Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi

Octron

Richie Sambora uses a Pigtronix EP2 Envelope Phaser pedal, according to Pigtronix's website.

Richie Sambora used the MXR M101 Phase 90 phaser pedal during Bon Jovi's tours, as detailed on the Pedalmaniacs blog.

Richie Sambora used the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator during a Bon Jovi tour, as detailed on the Pedalmaniacs blog.

Richie Sambora used the MXR EVH-117 Analog Flanger during a Bon Jovi tour, as detailed on the Pedalmaniacs Wordpress blog.

Visible in this June 25, 2014 Facebook post.

You've been asking so... Here you go.

This is Richie's current set up. Keep in mind, it's what he using just for this run in Europe/UK...

Visible in this June 25, 2014 Facebook post.

You've been asking so... Here you go.

This is Richie's current set up. Keep in mind, it's what he using just for this run in Europe/UK...

Mentioned in this June 27, 2020 post on JAM Pedals' website, along with its accompanying video.

Richie Sambora has recently joined the JAM pedals artist family. He started using the Wahcko after he took an interest in it having heard Nile Rodgers use it live in Eric Clapton’s Ginger Baker tribute earlier this year. We are excited to build these 10 limited edition Richie Sambora Wachko pedals carrying his signature!

This is restated on Sambora's official JAM Pedals artist page:

In February 2020, Jannis visited London to meet JAM pedals artist and music giant Nile Rodgers who was performing in Eric Clapton’s tribute to the legendary Ginger Baker .

It was there that he was introduced to another legend, Richie Sambora whom he had the pleasure to enjoy the show with. At one point, as Nile was taking a solo during the performance he stepped on his Wahcko, and Richie turned to Jannis pointing at Nile and said: “That’s a great sound! I want that Wah!”.