Scott Kannberg

In this interview, Scott Kannberg says "Only pedal I really use is the HOT CAKE. Made in New Zealand. First saw one by touring with David Kilgour of The Clean and The 3Ds and they used them. The sound coming from them was super cool. Had to get one. I’ve used it ever since the first tour of NZ in 1992."

A Divided By 13 Dynaranger can be seen in the picture attached to this interview.

In this interview, Scott Kannberg says "I play a 1972 Fender Tele Deluxe and a 1966 Fender Jazz Master." Both guitars can be seen in a picture attached the interview.

In a Pedal of the Day interview from March 23, 2017, Scott Kannberg is pictured with a Danelectro 59 DC, indicating his use of this solid body electric guitar.

In this interview, Scott Kannberg says he has used a Rat until 1992.

A Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb can be seen in the picture attached to this pedalmaniacs.com entry.

A Diaz Texas Square Face can be seen in the picture attached to this pedalmaniacs.com entry.

A Malekko Chicklet can be seen in the picture attached to this interview.

In this interview, Scott Kannberg says "I have a 1966 Fender Super Reverb Blackface amp. I bought it brand new in 1994 or so. The shop I bought it from (Black Market in SF) found a bunch of them in some guys garage that were never sold."

In this interview, Scott Kannberg says "I play a 1972 Fender Tele Deluxe and a 1966 Fender Jazz Master.". Both guitars can be seen in a picture attached to the interview.

A Fender Telecaster can be seen in this picture of Scott Kannberg.

In the video, Spiral Stairs is playing a black Fender Mustang.

Scott Kannberg has a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner, we can see it in a picture attached to this interview.

A Morley ABY Footswitch can be seen in the picture attached to this interview.

A Boss TR-2 Tremolo can be seen in the picture attached to this pedalmaniacs.com entry.

A Maestro Echoplex can be seen in the picture attached to this interview.

In the official music video for Pavement's "Harness Your Hopes," Scott Kannberg is seen playing a black Gibson Marauder, likely from the 1980s due to its humbucker pickup. Alternatively, it could be an ESP Edwards copy, which was also made in the late '80s.

Scott Kannberg is confirmed to have used a Japanese Reissue Fender Jaguar on various Pavement records and concerts starting in 1992, as evidenced by the image provided on Equipboard.

In this live performance we can see Spiral Stairs playing on a Sunburst Stratocaster with a Rosewood fretboard.