Trey kept it simple for his appearance with the NSO at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. The electric is his less-commonly seen ’99 Koa Languedoc (distinguished from the ’96 by the more prominent flame), his signature Martin Dreadnaught, the Swart 6v6SE (a 5-watt, Class A tube amp made by Michael Swart in NC), a Boss TU-2, his 2 TS-9s, the Ross Compressor, and the Whammy II.
2013 May with National Symphony Orchestra

I am curious…. do you have any idea what the signal path is on this one? Typically you want to runny the whammy first in the signal. Whats interesting is that he is using both the wet and dry whammy outputs. SO if it really is first in the chain, is he running the dry to the compressor and the wet to the 2 TS 9’s or vice versa? What do you think? Great site by the way!
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The dry is taped over- he’s using input ( left as we look at it) and the wet out.
it looks like:
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