Scott Holiday

I have not found any statements online regarding him and the unit, however in this clip you can clearly see him having a helix on his floorboard.

In this interview with Guitar Player, Scott Holiday talks about some of the gear he used on the album Head Down. He said he plugged his 1962 Fender Jazzmaster guitar into his Basic Audio Gnarly Fuzz pedal, which he then plugged into his amp.

"Everybody knows this one! It's the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG [octave pedal] and I think everybody knows where that goes in our set," says Scott, in this article.

At 5:27 into this video, Scott Holiday shows his Analog Man King of Tone, saying, "I use both settings, one for a bit of brightness and sparkle, and one for a bit of a boost and drive..."

Also, in this article he says, "Right above the wah is the Analog Man King Of Tone. It's the version four King Of Tone, which is coveted. It's a wonderful overdrive - beautiful,"

Scott on the Deep Trip Pedals: "For a guy who has played through a fairly astounding amount of fuzzies... I was pleasantly surprised by how kick ass and right up my alley your creations are! You nailed it."

This is his current live pedalboard 2016, posted by Salvage Custom and reposted by Deep Trip, where you can see Deep Trip BOG and Hellbender.

"Above it is one of my oldest and trustiest tremolo pedals, the Demeter Tremulator, which was originally built for Ry Cooder to emulate the Fender Tremolo. I love it."

At 5:46 talks about his ZVex Fuzz Probe. “This deviant little robot down here is Zachary’s Fuzz Probe, the ZVex Fuzz Probe, one of my favorites. That’s my favorite probably on my board.”

"This is the mystery pedal. What could be inside that box? Well, I won't tell you, but it's called 'Zap!' and that's basically what it does: it zaps ya! It's a fuzz I use on basically everything." - Scott Holiday.

Scott on the Deep Trip Pedals: "For a guy who has played through a fairly astounding amount of fuzzies... I was pleasantly surprised by how kick ass and right up my alley your creations are! You nailed it."

This is his current pedalboard 2016, posted by Salvage Custom and reposted by Deep Trip, where you can see Deep Trip BOG and Hellbender.

"This is something I got when we started touring [third album] Head Down. It's the Strymon Flint and I get reverb and tremolo sounds out of this."

At 27:00 Scott talks about his JHS Colour Box and how he uses it.

At 5:13, Scott Holiday talks about his wah pedal by saying, “Anyway this is the Dunlop CAE Wah pedal, which is really cool. It’s got the MXR Boost built into it and it’s got two inductors here. I use the yellow inductor.”

In this source video of Guitarist magazine, Scott Holiday is recalling the use of the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.

In this source video, Scott Holiday recalles the usage of the Option 5 Destination Rotation.

At 8:52 Scott Holiday talks about "A pedal that is very popular, everyone uses this thing...and ummm, a lot of people complain about it, try to say it doesn't sound good. I don't know, I think it sounds REAL good... I got a whole box of them delays and I still want this one on my board. And you can see, usually when you buy it it's got the red LEDs. Naturally, mine's better because it's got the blue LEDs...it MUST be better!" referring to his Keeley-modded Line 6 DL4.

This article lists the Peppermint Fuzz among the gear Scott Holiday uses.

At 35:01 Scott shows his Mojo Vibe, but his pedal has a kind of custom paint job.

"Widely used in this band for all of the early records [2009's Before The Fire and 2011's Pressure And Time] is the Keeley Time Machine Boost.

"It's basically like an old Dallas Rangemaster [the sought-after 60s treble-booster made popular by the likes of Brian May and Tony Iommi]. It's hardwired and it's got a Germanium tranny in it. It's awesome," reads this article, on Holiday's rig.

"I’m terrible at recalling which gear goes with which tune, but I think I used my ’62 Fender Jazzmaster with Lollar P-90s for most of “Keep On Swinging.” I plugged that into either my Basic Audio Gnarly Fuzz or original Vox Tone Bender, into this little Supro amp."

At 2:05 in this video Scott's guitar tech shows the current pedalboard with a Keeley Nova Wah on it.

At 33:50 Scott talks about his Wave Canon pedal.

At 23:40 in this rig rundown video Scott Holiday shows his MXR Bass Envelope Filter.

In this source video, Scott Holiday recalles the usage of the handmade KR MegaVibe.

"This is a Ring Modulator made by the wonderful people at Way Huge. It's also difficult to control, unpredictable... What will it do next? We do not know..." says Scott, in this article.

"I run both of the heads into a Radial Tonebone Switchbone and that allows me to plug both heads into one cabinet."

"This is just a little tuner that I rarely use, because I've got a wonderful tech, Mr Chris Draper, who does a great job."

"But it looks cool, it spins around and it makes my 'board look great!"

"One of the best-named pedals on the 'board - the Aqua Puss. It is an analog delay that we use for all sorts of, well, delay!"

This article lists the Roger Mayer Octavia among the gear Scott Holiday uses.

This article lists the Super-Fuzz among the gear Scott Holiday uses.

In 31:25 of this video. Scott Holiday speaks about the one off pedal bulit for him by Karaluch Custom Pedals. They are a pedal manufacturing company from Poland. According to this video, Scott Holiday says,"They came to all of our concerts in Poland and presented me with one off pedals. This one is called Go Ahead Mr. Fuzz Lord with a trumpet on it because the name is inpired by the song Go Ahead John by Miles Davis which features John McLaughlin playing a fuzz pedal which sounds kinda like Bumblebee Hornish which I am in love with." Under this pedal there is also an engraving of Scott Holiday with the date of when this pedal was presented to him.