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Home 2010 June Josh Homme’s pedalboard – Them Crooked Vultures

Josh Homme’s pedalboard – Them Crooked Vultures

So I’ve been listening to Them Crooked Vultures, and was curious what Josh Homme has been riding with as far as gear lately. I’ve seen a few shots of pedals for his Queens of the Stoneage setup, but I wanted to see something new. I stumbled across a few pics and I’ll try to break a few the pedals down. If you see anything missing and know what it is.. please let me know. Likewise, if you see something wrong, let me know as well. These photos were originally posted by niceguyollie at the HC forums.

josh homme pedalboard 1On pedalboard #1 shot, it looks like a old Morley Fuzz Wah, a newer Fulltone FatBoost FB-3, Fulltone Ultimate Octave, Electro-Harmonix Micro POG, Electro-Harmonix Multiplexer and older Dunlop Crybaby QZ-1 Q-Zone.

josh homme pedalboard 2Pedalboard #2 we have Moog Moogerfooger MF-104Z Analog Delay, Moog Moogerfooger MF-101 Low Pass Envelope Filter, older Echodrive (w/o bypass switch), Boss RE-20 Space Echo Delay, Ernie Ball Volume Pedal and a old original Univox Super Fuzz – probably from the early 1970s. Not sure about the black box next to the super fuzz.

Lastly, Josh has a couple more pedals on top of his amp set up:

josh homme pedalboard 3Looks like a older Fulltone FatBoost v-1 a Boss GE-7 Equalizer with a slight mid notch boost. I’ll include the shot of his amps.. thought those were interesting. Not sure, but I’m guessing he’s switching or adding a amp with the Fat Boost and mid boost for leads, etc.

josh homme amps

Anyway.. thought it was pretty interesting! Hope you enjoyed the post!

Jun 23, 2010admin

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Comments: 6
  1. Juli
    15 years ago

    Random black box on pedalboard #2 is an ABY switch? Hence the two amps. Just a thought.

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  2. josh
    15 years ago

    the right-hand moog looks more like the MF-101 low pass filter. the phaser has knobs for drive and output level whereas the one in this picture only has a drive knob ala low pass. plus, you can vaguely see the knob labeled “filter” in the upper right corner while the corresponding knob on the phaser is labeled “amount”

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  3. me
    14 years ago

    what’s the pedalboard behind the amps?

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  4. Donny Ray
    13 years ago

    These photos are awesome. Thanks for posting them. One correction though, the second Moogfooger pedal isn’t a MF-103 Phaser its actually a MF 101, Low Pass filter. I have the same pedal on my board and it looks distinctively different from the MF-103.

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  5. admin
    13 years ago

    Thanks for letting me know!

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  6. Udonitron
    12 years ago

    Teisco Checkmate 50…killer, I own too many old Japanese amps.
    They rock…I have one being delivered today to boot haha

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