Quinn Leeper: Extremely Cornish
Please excuse the mess as I swap fuzzes regularly. Here’s my stompbox routing:
My guitar signal goes to a Pete Cornish LD-3 Buffer/Mute, split to a Sonic Research tuner and Real McCoy RMC Picture Wah, to a GigRig G2 Switch.
GigRig G2 Switch send/receive:
- Pete Cornish TB-83X Treble Boost
- Pete Cornish NG-3 Fuzz
- Pete Cornish G2 Fuzz/Distortion and SS3 Overdrive
- Klon Centaur
- Boss CE-2 with Keeley mod
- MXR Phase 90
- Pete Cornish OC-1 Optical Compressor
- Pete Cornish TES delay
- Free the Tone FT-2Y Flight Time
- Free the Tone AS-1R Ambi Space Reverb, Tapestry Volume pedal, G2 output to Lazy J 80 and Komet K60 amps
It’s all powered by a Cioks DC-10 and direct.
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