Steve Stevens

At 24:33 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, we're shown Steve's 27-footswitch system controller.

The Fulltone official website lists the Tube Tape Echo as part of Stevens' setup.

This article shows pictures on Steve's rack including the modpro.

This article shows photos of Steve's rack including the echo pro.

This article shows photos of Steve's rack including the d-two delay.

This article shows photos of Steve's rack including this harmonizer.

This article shows photos of Steve's rack including this Crybaby.

"I did the raygun sound with a Lexicon PCM41 digital delay," Stevens explains. "It's got a mix control, and I just completely cut off my guitar signal from it and got the modulation. Then I played a harmonic on high G and used the modulation section to sweep that. Also, I had to use a compressor, to keep the note constant so that it could feed the PCM41."

Steve Stevens' main guitar parts were played on his Prototype, on which he'd installed coil-tap switches "for a Strat-type sound. The guitar was put through a Rockman — which has two outputs — and both of those were fed into a Roland Dimension D chorus. The Rockman's output was actually just in mono, and I ran the chamber echo to the Dimension D, to enable it to be stereo. From there it went into two delay lines, each with a different rate time. For example, you can put a delay of 200 milliseconds on the left side, and maybe a 202 millisecond delay on the right, resulting in a sort of psychoacoustic effect.

Steve Stevens utilizes the RJM Mastermind GT/22 MIDI Foot Controller on his pedalboard, as confirmed in the "Steve Stevens Rig Rundown" by John Bohlinger for Premier Guitar.

In an interview with Premier Guitar, John Bohlinger confirms that guitarist Steve Stevens utilizes a Radial J48 Direct Box as part of his live pedalboard setup.

During a live performance featured in the "Steve Stevens Rig Rundown Guitar Gear Tour for Billy Idol's 'It's A Nice Day To... Tour Again!'" by Premier Guitar, at the 15:58 mark, Steve Stevens is seen using a Radial Engineering J48 Stereo Active Direct Box as part of his pedalboard setup.