Zach Irons

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons, his chain moves from the Holy Grail reverb to the Strymon Timeline Delay pedal.

He uses this pedal to achieve a large assortment of unconventional sounds appropriate to the music he makes.

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons. Zach has one Boss tremolo pedal, which he uses quite rarely for fun.

You can see this effect on Zach's pedalboard at Bunbury music festival in 2019 while playing with Awolnation. You can see it on the right side of his pedalboard from 46:00 - 46:10

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons, his pedalboard chain begins with an Ernie Ball volume pedal.

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons, his pedalboard chain continues from the volume pedal to the first of two distortion pedals: the Boss Turbo Distortion. He uses it for the heaviest of songs, turning the distortion to 5:00.

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons. The POG2 is only set for low-octaves. For example, it's used for the song "Run", when the distorted guitar enters the song.

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons. The Big Muff that Zach owns is essentially a creamier and more controlled version of the Turbo Distortion.

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons, his volume pedal has a Boss TU-3 connected on the side.

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons, his pedalboard chain continues from the Turbo Distortion to the Holy Grail Reverb pedal.

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons. For other delays, Zach has two Boss delay pedals. The DD-6 is used for longer delays, especially for indefinite feedback.

Taken from the Rig Rundown of AWOLNATION's Zach Irons. Zach has two Boss delay pedals. The DD-5 is used as a slapback delay.

You can see the MF Delay at 46:01.