Pedals

2003: 1. Boss DM-3 Delay 2. Custom Switch Box (channel-reverb-vibrato settings) and Overdrive 3. Dunlop 535 Wah 4. MXR Phase 90 5. ? 6. Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere 7. ? 8. Boss OC-2 Octave 9. Line 6 DL-4 Not pictured: TS-9 Note: the order of Mike's pedals has been seen somewhat differently (w/ the TS-9 pictured) in the Riot Act Tour Program) Pictured above is the ever ellusive "Greedtone" pedal (actual model may differ). This pedal has been hand-made in Seattle by Greg Williamson for the past 12 years. There have been roughly 50 of these pedals made (~30 w/ the name "Greedtone", 20 without). After dealing with live and studio sound for 17 and 12 years, respectively, Greg went out and developed his own pedals for a more unique sound. "I didn't like the sound of most pedals, so I set out to make my own." He's got more of his custom pedals in the works so if you want to learn more (or order a pedal), let us know and we'll provide you with the necessary contact info. Thanks for the info Greg!

Rack

1. Hand-built Signal Splitter 2. Jester Enterprises Hydra Tube Splitter 3. Furman PL-Plus Power Conditioner 4. Sony WRR-840a Wireless Receivers 5. Mesa Boogie Studio Pre-Amp 6. VHT Classic G2150

Old Gear

This is a picture of Mike's board circa 1998. The pedals can be found below. If you have any more information or corrections, please submit them to the site. Here's an updated list of Mike's gear (as used on Riot Act): Dunlop Crybaby 535 wah MXR Phase 90 phaser Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere rotating speaker simulator Ibanez TS-9 Tubescreamer "Greedtone" distortion Boss DM-3 delay Boss OC-2 octave The Trentino amps Mike (and Stone) used on Riot Act had built in reverb and vibrato effects. For a full list of Riot Act gear, check the Riot Act notes (pdf.. must have updated Acrobat). Dunlop Univibe Dunlop Crybaby 535 MXR Phase 90 Boss Analog Delay DM-3 MXR Dyna Comp Ibanez Tube Screamer - TS808 Ibanez Volume/Pan (Stereo) Dunlop Rotovibe