This page gives an overview of J.T. Corenflos’ effects by showing the pedalboards he used over the years and listing the effects in the pictures. He owned more effects than what is shown here, and a complete (or close to complete) list is in the works.
JT’s big SKB Powered board (picture from 2004)
–SKB PS-45 Powered Pedalboard
–Boss CS-3 Compressor // Blue stompbox on the bottom right of the board
–Ernie Ball Volume Pedal (’90s) // Silver long pedal left of the blue CS-3
–Boss TU-2 Tuner // White stompbox left of the volume pedal
–Line 6 FM4 Filter Modeler // Purple pedal hanging off the bottom of the board
–Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler // Green pedal on the left side of the board
–Tupperware bin // Bottom left of picture
–Nobels ODR-1 (likely) // Bright green pedal in the tupperware bin
A note about continuity:
According to an archive of this website, this picture was taken before August 9, 2004.
The pedalboard in this picture looks like an SKB PS-45.
The SKB PS-45 was announced in January 2005 and became available on April 1, 2005.
I’m not sure how all of that fits together, but it’s certainly a picture of JT’s rig from around that time period
picture from Thomas Don Harris
JT’s big Furman Powered board (picture from 2009)
–Furman SPB-8C powered pedalboard that JT used in the 00’s before the Trailer Trash board was made
-pedals were often added and removed
(pedals in this picture)
–Paul Cochrane Timmy (version 1) // purple stompbox, off the board, top of picture
–Boss CS-3 Compressor // Blue stompbox, off the board, top of screen
–Keeley 2-Knob Compressor // Silver stompbox, above the green Nobels
–Xotic RC Booster // White stompbox, next to the Keeley comp
–Nobels ODR-1 // Green stompbox
–Homebrew Electronics (HBE) Power Screamer // Yellow (tweed covered) pedal next to the green Nobels
–Ernie Ball Volume Pedal (’90s) // Silver volume pedal in the center of the board
–Boss TU-2 Tuner // White stompbox leaning at an angle above the volume pedal
–Boss TR-2 Tremolo // Jade green stompbox right behind JT’s watch
–Line 6 DL-4 Delay // Big green pedal JT is adjusting
picture from Multi-Platinum Production’s YouTube channel, taken Monday, June 29, 2009
JT’s small SKB Powered board (picture from 2010)
–SKB PS-15 powered pedalboard that JT used on smaller sessions in the 00’s before the Pedaltrain-2 board was put together
-pedals were often added and removed
(pedals in this picture)
–Keeley 2-Knob Compressor // Silver stompbox, above the green Nobels
–Nobels ODR-1 // Green stompbox
–Boss FV-50L Volume Pedal (’80s/’90s) // Black volume pedal in the center of the board
–Boss TU-2 Tuner // White stompbox leaning at an angle above the volume pedal
–Boss SD-2 Dual Overdrive // Yellow stompbox with black pad on footswitch
–Danelectro Tuna Melt Tremolo // Yellow plastic stombox next to the SD-2
–MXR Carbon Copy delay // Dark green stompbox at the end of the chain
pictures from Tracy Lord
JT’s small Pedaltrain-2 board (picture from 2010)
–Pedaltrain-2 pedalboard that JT used on smaller sessions in the 2010s before the XTS small board was built in 2019.
-pedals were often added and removed (usually the overdrives/boosts/comps)
(pedals in this picture)
–Keeley 2-Knob Compressor // Silver stompbox, beside the green Nobels
–Nobels ODR-1 reissue // Green stompbox
–Fulltone Plimsoul // Purple stompbox with silver controls background below Keeley
–Xotic EP Booster // Mini size black pedal between the Volume and Plimsoul
–Ernie Ball Volume Pedal // Silver volume pedal in the center of the board
–TC Electronic Polytune // White stompbox above the M9
–Line 6 M9 multi-effects // Big black pedal with the green display on
picture from Paul Sanders
JT’s big Trailer Trash board (picture from 2015)
-built in 2009 by Rooster from Trailer Trash after JT got hired to play on backing tracks for “The Singing Bee”. JT said he needed to get a lot of different options quickly, and prior to this he carried a tupperware container full of pedals and would only pull one out and put it in the chain if he needed it for the guitar part he was about to play.
(in order of signal chain)
–Loop-Master 11 Loop Staggered Loop Switcher with Master Bypass and Tuner Out // long silver box on the bottom row of the board
–Sonic Research Turbo Tuner ST-200 // black stompbox, top row, third from left
–Boss PW-10 V-Wah // bottom right digital wah pedal
–Keeley 2-Knob Compressor // silver stompbox, top right
–Xotic RC Booster // white stompbox, top row, 2nd from right
–Paul Cochrane Timmy (version 1) // purple stompbox, middle row, under the OCD
–Z-Vex Box Of Rock // silver horizontal stompbox, top row center
–Xotic BB Plus // reddish orange double size stompbox, center of board below Box Of Rock
–Fulltone OCD (v1.4) // white stompbox, top row, third from right
–Cusack Tap-A-Whirl (v3) // red double size stompbox with purple knobs, below the BB Plus
–TC Electronic Nova Modulation // black digital pedal, middle row, 2nd from left
–Hilton Standard Guitar Volume Pedal // grey active volume pedal, left of the Wah
–MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay // green stompbox, top left
–TC Nova Delay // black digital pedal, middle row, far left
The TC Electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb (red reverb stompbox next to Carbon Copy) is in the spot where a Boss PS-5 Super Shifter originally was when the board was built, likely putting that Reverb pedal between the Tap A Whirl and the Nova Modulation in the signal chain.
picture from Dallas Wilson, 2015
JT’s home Pedaltrain Mini board (picture from 2015)
–Pedaltrain Mini pedalboard that JT used on home overdubs starting in the 2010s
-pedals were often added and removed
(pedals in the picture)
–Mooer Yellow Comp // Yellow mini pedal off the board to the right
–Nobels ODR-1 XTS rehouse // Black stompbox to the right of the Plimsoul
–Fulltone Plimsoul // Purple stompbox with silver controls background next to volume pedal
–Ernie Ball Volume Pedal // Silver volume pedal in the center of the board
–Line 6 M5 Multi-Effects // Black pedal with the green display on
–TC Electronic Flashback Delay // Blue stompbox at the end of the chain
Picture from Ben Klick, taken 3-27-15
JT’s big XTS board (picture from 2018)
-made by Xact Tone Solutions in November 2017
(pedals in this picture)
–Xotic SP Compressor // White sides, black top mini pedal at the top of the board
–Boss V-Wah // Black digital wah with silver top
–Dunlop Volume (X) pedal // Black volume pedal next to V-Wah
–Dunlop Volume (X) mini pedal // Black mini volume/expression pedal next to blue Timmy
–TC Electronic Polytune // White tuner pedal next to yellow Screamer Fuzz
–Cusack Screamer Fuzz v2 // Yellow stompbox next to the Polytune
–J Rockett .45 Cal // Gold stompbox next to M9
–Paul Cochrane Timmy V2 // Bright sparkle blue pedal near middle of bottom row
–J Rockett The Dude // Black pedal next to blue Timmy
–Xotic EP Booster // Black mini pedal next to Tap-A-Delay
–Cusack Tap-A-Delay // Purple pedal with green knobs on bottom row
–TC Electronic Pipeline Tremolo // Seafoam green pedal at the end of bottom row
–Line 6 M9 multi-effects // Big black pedal with 7 silver footswitches
–XTS custom I/O Box // Black box with guitar cables plugged into it, top right of board
–Truetone 1-Spot Pro CS-12 // Long black box with yellow letters, top left
Picture from Dave Pomeroy
JT’s small XTS board (picture from 2020)
-made by Xact Tone Solutions in July 2019
–XTS custom I/O box+buffer // Black box, top row, center of board
–Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah // Black wah, far right
–Keeley 2-Knob Compressor // Silver stompbox, bottom row
–Greer Lightspeed // Blue stompbox, bottom row
–Wampler Pantheon // Purple stompbox, bottom row
–Xotic EP Booster // Black mini stompbox, bottom row
–Dunlop Volume X // Black volume pedal, left of Wah
–Line 6 HX Stomp // Black multi-fx pedal, top left
The exact signal chain isn’t clear from this picture, but JT usually had his volume pedal after his gain pedals and before his delays.
The power supply might be a Truetone CS6 (underneath the HX Stomp).
picture taken August 17, 2020
