2. Dave Harris: Surf’s Up
I would like to show my “surf board.” I’ve been playing on this for many years and making many waves with my band the Voltones. This comes with a “high surf advisory,” from left to right:• Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner: A must have, and the buffer is a factor in the tone.
• Vintage “3080 chip” MXR Dyna Comp: Stays on all the time.
• Joe Bonamassa Cry Baby: The buffer is nice, but skipping the true bypass option to degrade the treble a bit.
• B.K. Butler Tube Driver: I’ve owned several; this one’s the best so far.
• 1980s Ibanez TS9: JRC4558D chip, brown mod. Waterproof? Maybe.
• Carl Martin Surf Trem: A very nice unit, using photo cells.
• T-Rex Replica delay/echo: Direct to a Marshall, with the dry side into the Fulltone Deja’Vibe.
• Fulltone Deja’Vibe MDV-1: Out to a second Marshall.













It’s that time of year, when Premier Guitar readers wow us with the intricate details of their pedalboards. A few highlights for 2019 include a surf board station, a bright board with LED lighting, a Nashville guitarist who gigs on Lower Broadway, and a pedal setup with no frills … and literally no board at all. (All this player needs is beer and broken glass.) As an added bonus, a pro pedal builder shares his demo board and tells us why and how he started building pedals from scratch. Read on, play on, stomp on!




















































Zach loves his Sovtek Mig 60 head, which he plays through a cab he built himself at a pipe-organ shop in Denver. Every glue joint is lined with thin leather for maximum air tightness, and it’s stocked with Celestion G12M Greenback speakers.







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