Amplification: 2 x Bogner Shiva heads; 1 felt-covered 2×12 cab; Leslie G-37 rotating speaker. 1 combo amp for the hourglass jam (blackface-style; un-ID’d).

Guitars: Ocelot.

Floor pedals: Boss OC-2; Beigel Soundlabs Tru-Tron 3x; CAE RS-10 Audio Switcher; Boomerang; presumably the Whammy II is down there, as well, though I don’t have a shot of it.

Rack pedals: 2xTS-9 (one is clearly Analogman); Way Huge Supa Puss; H&K Tube Factor; Shin-Ei Uni-Vibe.  There’s an Alesis Microverb underneath the Supa-Puss.

Rack (from top): Furman PL-PRO DMC E Power Conditioner, Korg DTR-2 Tuner, Ibanez DM-2000, TC Electronic D-Two, 3 x CAE 4×4.

1-2 ampsHere are the Shivas (one may be backup), the 2×12, and the G-37.  The Ibanez DM-2000 is third unit from the top in the rack and the TCE D-Two is directly below it.  The top two units are  a tuner and a power conditioner.

12-30 weekapaughA nice, clear screengrab from the LivePhish feed of the rack.  The blue pedal is clearly a Way Huge Supa Puss.  Nice views of the Uni-Vibe and H&K, as well.  Also a clear look at some of the floor pedals, including (from left): Boss OC-2, Tru-Tron, CAE, and Boomerang.  Presumably the rack is blocking the Whammy II, as Trey doesn’t leave home without it.

1-2 rack rig

In this screengrab of the rack rig, you can clearly make out an Analogman “Sunface” on one of the two Tubescreamers.  The H&K is the wedge shaped pedal that is facing us sideways.  Behind it is the Uni-Vibe and counterclockwise from those two is the Supa Puss. The Supa Puss is distinguishable from the Aqua Puss because the Supa has the second footswitch for tap tempo.  Though it’s often obscured due to its positioning, this shot gives us a pretty clear look at the Alesis Microverb I sitting underneath the Supa-Puss.

hourglass pedals 1

hourglass pedals and ampAbove are 2 screengrabs from the “Hourglass Jam.”  In the second, you can see the combo amp (left) Trey used the hourglass jam.  At his feet, you can see (from his left) another Tru-Tron (white), an OC-2 above it, the Whammy II, and 2 TS-9s.  At his far right  in the bottom capture above is the first bit of his Boomerang and on top of that is a pedal I’ve yet to ID.  Trey has a stand on his right with another Way Huge Supa Puss that he tweaked during the jam as well as what appears to be a Boss TU-2.  Watch Trey tweak the Supa-Puss and get results right here.

hourglass behind

From behind Trey, you get a better look at the Boomerang on the floor to his right and the mystery pedal above it.  You can also see the back of the blackface style combo, which appears to have a single 12″ speaker off-center.