Waylon Jennings

Jennings was famous for his use of this phaser, particularly on Dreaming My Dreams, as stated by studio engineer Kyle Lehning in this April 27, 2010 Mix Online interview.

On the whole, the Dreaming My Dreams sessions were cut live. (...) "We had a lot of extra instruments around the studio, as well," Lehning continues. "[Waylon] would actually play my electric 12-string from time to time and run it through his Maestro Phaser—though mostly he would play his old leather Telecaster."

Jennings' PS-1A was sold on eBay on October 23, 2018 for $18k.

Waylon Jennings 1970's Maestro PS 1A Phase Shifter with foot switch, this was used live and on recordings. Think the "Dukes of Hazard", "Mammas Don't let your babies grow up to cowboys" thats what this effect is. It works and sounds good. This was obtained from Waylon Jennings personal collection. Comes with documentation. Please see auctions for more Waylon Jennings items.

This photo shows Waylon Jennings using an MXR M101 Phase 90 alongside a Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble, which I currently own. He also utilized an MXR Phase 100.

In the YouTube video "Waylon Jennings - Lonesome On'ry and Mean (from Nashville Rebel)," Waylon Jennings is seen using the MXR M107 Phase 100 phaser pedal.

In this user-uploaded photo, Waylon Jennings is seen using a Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble along with an MXR Phase 90. He also utilized an MXR Phase 100.

Waylon Jennings is associated with the Boss PH-2 Super Phaser, as verified by a Reverb listing featuring his owned and used music equipment collection.

Waylon Jennings owned and used a DeArmond Volume Pedal, as verified by a Reverb listing of his music equipment collection.