Stu Mackenzie

When asked which pedals he used in a Reddit AMA, Stu replied "yo... carbon copy, maleko vibrato, DD3, torns peaker, cry baby."

When Stu was asked which pedals he used in a Reddit AMA he replied, "yo... carbon copy, maleko vibrato, DD3, torns peaker, cry baby."

"I mean, my pedal board is mostly pretty standard. I’ve got a Boss Tuner, an MXR Carbon Copy, a Boss DD-3 Delay, a Cry Baby Wah Pedal, all standard as. The only off ones are a Devi Ever Torn’s Peaker, which is like my fuzz pedal, which I’ve used since forever." in an interview where he discusses his guitar setup.

Stu runs his mic through this pedal to get various effects, you can see him putting a pitch shift on in the video @19:20

Can be seen in a 2019 pic with it on his pedalboard to the left of his wah.

in this link JHS Pedals Colour Box Preamp Pedal can be seen on 1:45;40

On a @phcfilms Instagram story, Stu can be seen rehearsing with the JHS SuperBolt V2 in the studio. JHS can also confirm this as they mention KGATLW (Stu specifically) as a Superbolt V2 user.

At 1:26, Stu bends down to change his pedal settings and the '59 Bassman pedal can be seen on his board.

"I mean, my pedal board is mostly pretty standard. I’ve got a Boss Tuner, an MXR Carbon Copy, a Boss DD-3 Delay, a Cry Baby Wah Pedal, all standard as. The only off ones are a Devi Ever Torn’s Peaker, which is like my fuzz pedal, which I’ve used since forever."

In a @phcfilms instagram story Stu can be seen rehearsing with the Echo Master Vocal Delay in the new studio.

Visible in this photo from this November 22, 2016 AudioTechnology interview.

At 10:02 in the video, a shot of Stu's pedalboard can be seen, adorned with a Dunlop GCB95 Cry Baby wah pedal, among others

Visible in this photo from this November 22, 2016 AudioTechnology interview. It also appears in this live performance of "Head On/Pill" at 10:01.

In a @phcfilms instagram story Stu can be seen rehearsing with this Loopi Microphone Output switch in the new studio. Red tape has been added to cover the branding.

At 10:02 in the video, a shot of Stu's pedalboard can be seen, adorned with a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner pedal, among others

Stu posted his pedalboard on King Gizzard's Instagram story, and the new ones are Old Blood Noise Maw, and a DOD expression pedal, which I think he uses both for his mic.

Stu posted his pedalboard on King Gizzard's Instagram story, and the new ones are Old Blood Noise Maw, and a DOD expression pedal, which I think he uses both for his mic.

In this Mixdown Magazine Gear Rundown, Stu mentions owning the Spring King:

I do have one of those big yellow Danelectro Spring King pedals, which can be pretty cool as a studio tool. That’s that sound on Hot Wax that keeps coming in, I was just punching one of those.

Seen on Stu's pedalboard in this 2015 article: https://issuu.com/subbacultcha/docs/subbacultcha_dtrh2015/31

Stu is listed as using a BlueSky in the liner notes for The Silver Cord on Bandcamp

In this youtube video you can clearly see the Boomster mk.2 pedal at 52:57.

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown featuring King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Stu Mackenzie is confirmed to use the Devi Ever: Cymru Torn's Ænima pedal, as detailed by Premier Guitar on their YouTube channel.

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown, it is confirmed that Stu Mackenzie of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard utilizes a Fender Tread Light Wah pedal.

In the video "King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Rig Rundown with Joey Walker & Stu Mackenzie Guitar Gear Tour" by Premier Guitar, Stu Mackenzie is shown utilizing the Boss DD-3T Digital Delay on his pedalboard.

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown featuring King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Stu Mackenzie is shown using the Dunlop Volume X Mini Pedal DVP4. This is confirmed at the 36:30 mark of the video.

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown featuring King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Stu Mackenzie is confirmed to use the VVco Pedals Time Box, as shown at the 36:50 mark of the video provided by Premier Guitar.

Confirmed by JAM pedals in the comments of a Stu Mackenzie endorsement post