Ty Tabor

"Occasionally, I’d throw on a very mild chorus with an Alesis MidiVerb. "

"The Line 6 Echo Pro and Mod Pro Units have allowed me to streamline and simplify what was once a very complicated, and sometimes unreliable rig. These units have effectively taken the place of 3-4 pedals by allowing me access to various delay, chorus and rotary sounds at the tap of my midi controller"

Ty Tabor purchased the MXR M-129 Pitch Transposer on July 22, 1992, as noted on Abalonevintage.

According to this website Ty had two Roland SDE-1000 processors in the winter of 1999.

According to this website Ty uses the Axe-fx ultra.

GP: Did you use any effects to sweeten the sound at all?

Ty Taybor: No, not really. Occasionally, I’d throw on a very mild chorus with an Alesis MidiVerb. The one thing we would do, especially on the layered tracks of clean guitars and double-tracked leads, was manipulate the tape machine’s VSO (variable speed oscillator) knob to detune one track slightly by just a few cents. It would fatten the sound noticeably but because the oscillation was constant—it stayed stuck at the split—it was much more subtle than a chorused tone.

"The Line 6 Echo Pro and Mod Pro Units have allowed me to streamline and simplify what was once a very complicated, and sometimes unreliable rig. These units have effectively taken the place of 3-4 pedals by allowing me access to various delay, chorus and rotary sounds at the tap of my midi controller"

In a 2008 feature on Guitar.com, Ty Tabor from King's X is noted to have a Furman PL-8 Power Conditioner and Light Module in his equipment rack.

In a 2008 setup detailed on Guitar.com, Ty Tabor of King's X uses the Behringer FCB1010 MIDI Foot Controller to manage his Egnater M4 Modular Preamps and Line 6 Mod Pro and Echo Pro Studio Modelers.