Zakk Wylde's Effects Pedals

Wylde famously uses the SD-1 to boost his amps. In fact, he is so closely associated with the pedal that Boss released a limited edition Zakk Wylde version.

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Zakk Wylde uses an MXR Carbon Copy delay pedal onstage with Black Label Society. "The settings I have it at...are for Randy Rhodes' guitar solos..." Wylde says at (3:40) in this Guitarist Magazine video. "I could be playing fast and it's not going to muddle any of the playing," he said.

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Zakk Wylde talks about his CE-5 Chorus at 2:42 by saying, "And then I got the Boss Chorus pedal over here right now...It just fattens things up a little, you know?"

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This detailed gear diagram of Zakk Wylde's 1988 Ozzy Osbourne stage setup includes a Boss CH-1 SUPER Chorus pedal.

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In this rig rundown Zakk Wylde shows his pedalboard, which includes the MXR Uni-vibe as well.

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This detailed gear diagram of Zakk Wylde's 1988 Ozzy Osbourne stage setup includes a Dunlop Jimi Hendrix JH1 Wah pedal.

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The MXR Zakk Wylde Signature Phase pedal can be spotted in Wylde's pedal lineup in this Dunlop promotional video at (3:10).

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The MXR Zakk Wylde signature Overdrive pedal can be spotted on Wylde's pedalboard in this Dunlop promotional video at (3:05).

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On this of Dunlop's website, it lists some of Zakk's gear, including an MXR MC401.

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Zakk Wylde uses the MXR M134 Stereo Chorus, which features musically voiced Rate and Width controls, along with Bass and Treble EQ adjustments for shaping the chorus effect. The pedal's stereo outputs provide a wide tonal spread, as detailed by Dunlop Manufacturing.

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"I've got the Eddie Phase and Eddie Flanger," Zakk Wylde says in this Guitarist Magazine video at (3:05).

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Zakk Wylde "has had a Dunlop Rotovibe on his pedal board since 1988, whether it's to spice up a solo, add an overdubbed color, or just as a sound to inspire songwriting" the Black Label Guitarist says in this Dunlop Promotional video at (0:04).

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Wylde is spotted using his his signature MXR Black Label Chorus pedal in this Guitarist Magazine video at (3:00). "The choruses are on all the time," he says at (3:24).

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As seen at (04:55) of this Guitarist Magazine Video "On The Road With Zakk Wylde," the Black Label Society guitarist uses a Dunlop Rotovibe® JD4S onstage. According to Wylde, he uses it "for that Robin Trower, Jimi Hendrix stuff." (4:55).

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Black Label Society guitarist Zakk Wylde uses his signature MXR Wylde Overdrive pedal on stage, as seen in this Guitarist Magazine video at (4:17).

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As seen at the minute 03.10 of the "Guitarist"'s Video "On The Road With Zakk Wylde", Zakk Wylde MXR EVH117 Flanger during his Tour. The pedal is used in his pedalboard, placed behind the main heads and cabs right after his signature overdrive and chorus and an MXR EVH Phaser. The MRX EVH117 Flanger is used for only one song, "Crazy Horse".

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Wylde endorses his signature Dunlop Crybaby Wah Pedal in this Dunlop promotional video at (3:13).

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He uses the Little Dual MK2 in his rack .

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He uses this device on tour with Pantera .

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He uses this device on tour with Pantera .

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In a video published by Jim Dunlop USA, Zakk Wylde is clearly seen using the MXR Wylde Audio Overdrive Pedal. This gear is part of the special collection released to mark the 20th anniversary of the partnership between Dunlop and Zakk Wylde, highlighting a series of effects pedals that have been integral to Wylde's signature sound.

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In a video published by jimdunlopusa, Zakk Wylde is shown using the MXR Wylde Audio Chorus Pedal. This appearance is significant as it marks the celebration of the 20th anniversary of Zakk Wylde's collaboration with Dunlop, showcasing a selection of pedals including the MXR Wylde Audio Chorus, designed to enrich guitar tones with a dimensional sound quality. This evidence confirms the use of the MXR Wylde Audio Chorus Pedal by Zakk Wylde as part of his musical equipment.

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In a promotional video released by Jim Dunlop USA, Zakk Wylde is shown employing the Dunlop Wylde Audio Cry Baby Wah Pedal. This gear is highlighted as a part of Dunlop's collection commemorating the 20th anniversary of their partnership with Zakk Wylde, showcasing a series of effects pedals designed to Zakk's specifications for his diverse musical performances.

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In the provided video, the MXR Wylde Audio Phase Pedal is visible on Zakk Wylde's pedalboard, marking the 20th anniversary collaboration between Dunlop and Zakk Wylde. This video, hosted by jimdunlopusa, showcases the special edition lineup, including the MXR Wylde Audio Phase Pedal, as part of the celebration.

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In the video "“There’s No Right or Wrong, Only Preference” | Zakk Wylde on Pantera, Gear & Sonic Identity" Zakk Wylde speaking about he using the MXR M135 Smart Gate , to avoid Pedal dancing. Link: https://youtu.be/K1lBxZQc76k?t=175 Time: 2:53

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In a video by PMTVUK titled "Zakk Wylde's 2025 PANTERA Rig! - With Zakk & Grady Champion," it is confirmed that Zakk Wylde uses the MXR Rockman X100 pedal as part of his setup. At minute 23:30, Grady Champion discusses how this pedal is incorporated into Zakk's rig to achieve a clean tone during his performances with Pantera.

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