Cody MatlockPedalboard, 2026
Cody Matlock photographed his board in July 2026: a compact tuner, a custom-painted Cry Baby wah, an MXR Dyna Comp, a Fender The Trapper fuzz, a Maxon OD808, an MXR Phase 95, an Ibanez AD9 delay and a Strymon Flint.
Photographed compact pedalboard
Order evidence: No source publishes this sequence; the order is reconstructed
Inside the rig · 8 units
Pedal roles & evidence
How each unit fits Cody Matlock's 2026 setup. Board-specific roles and the evidence behind each identification and position.
Reconstructed orderIdentity and position are evidenced separately. Reconstructed positions are not observed connections.
Tuner
Compact tuner (model unverified)
Integrated board
Role in this rig
Likely tuning and mute utility; audio routing is not documented.
The photograph confirms a low-profile tuning unit with a black display, but its maker and model are unreadable.
- Identity
- Unresolved
- Position
- Reconstructed
Filter & EQ
Dunlop Cry Baby Wah (custom-painted, exact model unverified)
Integrated board
Role in this rig
Visible filter stage; cable order is not documented.
The photographed enclosure establishes the Cry Baby family but not a production-model suffix or circuit revision.
- Identity
- Visually identified
- Position
- Reconstructed
Dynamics
MXR Dyna Comp
Integrated board
Role in this rig
Visible dynamics stage; cable order is not documented.
- Identity
- Visually identified
- Position
- Reconstructed
Gain
Fender The Trapper Dual Fuzz
Integrated board
Role in this rig
Provides two visible fuzz voices; its exact patch-cable position is not documented.
- Identity
- Visually identified
- Position
- Reconstructed
Gain
Maxon OD808 Overdrive
Integrated board
Role in this rig
Visible gain stage; cable order is not documented.
- Identity
- Visually identified
- Position
- Reconstructed
Modulation
MXR Phase 95 (custom-painted)
Integrated board
Role in this rig
Visible modulation stage; its patch-cable position is not documented.
The compact painted enclosure is identified as a Phase 95 from its photographed control layout and owner-informed identification.
- Identity
- Visually identified
- Position
- Reconstructed
Delay & Echo
Ibanez Analog Delay AD9
Integrated board
Role in this rig
Visible delay stage; its patch-cable position is not documented.
- Identity
- Visually identified
- Position
- Reconstructed
Reverb & Ambience
Strymon Flint
Integrated board
Role in this rig
Visible on the photographed board; its audio-loop position is not documented.
- Identity
- Visually identified
- Position
- Reconstructed
Visually identified equipment · Reconstructed order · Serial path
Matlock's own July 16 Instagram Story is the primary evidence for the physical inventory and layout. The photograph does not expose a complete patch-cable trace, so the displayed route is a conventional functional reconstruction rather than a claim about the board's physical left-to-right layout: tuner, wah, compressor, fuzz, overdrive, phaser, analog delay and Flint. The Fender Trapper, Cry Baby enclosure family and Flint are independently matched against their official documentation. The photo's pink Ibanez unit is identified as an AD9 and the painted compact unit as an MXR Phase 95 from the supplied owner-informed identification; the black-screen utility is represented as a tuner, while its exact maker and model remain explicitly unverified. The Story itself is perishable, so the cited URL points to Matlock's verified public Instagram profile.
No source publishes this sequence. The units are ordered by conventional signal-chain practice, and any documented routing zone is kept as recorded.
Cited sources
MethodologyQuestions about Cody Matlock's 2026 pedalboard
- What pedals did Cody Matlock use in 2026?
- This dated entry lists 8 units: Compact tuner (model unverified), Dunlop Cry Baby Wah (custom-painted, exact model unverified), MXR Dyna Comp, Fender The Trapper Dual Fuzz, Maxon OD808 Overdrive, MXR Phase 95 (custom-painted), Ibanez Analog Delay AD9, Strymon Flint. This is the recorded inventory, not a claim that every connection or model identification is confirmed; see the evidence and routing notes.
- What order were Cody Matlock's pedals in?
- The complete order is reconstructed, not observed. The layout follows the cited routing constraints and the archive's signal-chain convention where the sources are silent: Guitar → Compact tuner (model unverified) → Dunlop Cry Baby Wah (custom-painted, exact model unverified) → MXR Dyna Comp → Fender The Trapper Dual Fuzz → Maxon OD808 Overdrive → MXR Phase 95 (custom-painted) → Ibanez Analog Delay AD9 → Strymon Flint → amplifier.
- Is this Cody Matlock's full guitar rig?
- No. This dated entry covers 8 units in the effects path, not every piece of gear Cody Matlock owned or used. Floor pedals, rack units and routing devices are included only where recorded; omitted equipment and uncertain connections are explained in the notes. It is not a complete or current rig inventory.
- When and where was this pedalboard used?
- Instagram Story, July 16, 2026. This is one dated setup as documented, not a career-wide gear list.
- How does the archive know what was on this pedalboard?
- 4 cited sources, listed above with the date each was read, including Cody Matlock, Fender, Dunlop. Among them a photograph and an official listing. The units are recorded as visually identified equipment, and the page was last audited on 2026-08-05.