Pedalboard Archive

Greg KochPedalboard, 2026

Greg Koch's orange JAM signature unit is a complete analog effects setup in one enclosure: Lucydreamer overdrive, Eureka! fuzz, Harmonious Monk tremolo and Delay Llama delay. Greg describes it as his pared-down, throw-and-go option.

Board
Orange Koch Ness Monster throw-and-go setup
Context
JAM pedals artist profile
Board date
Evidence
Documented equipment · 4 cited sources
Order
Source-described
Scope
Core signal path
Routing
Serial path
Audited
Signal
1 unit · Guitar to amplifier

Orange Koch Ness Monster throw-and-go setup

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InputGuitar
JAM Pedals Koch Ness Monster
OutputAmplifier

A source states the sequence

Inside the rig · 1 units

Pedal roles & evidence

How each unit fits Greg Koch's 2026 setup. Board-specific roles and the evidence behind each identification and position.

Cited sources

Source-described orderIdentity and position are evidenced separately. Reconstructed positions are not observed connections.

Multi-effects & Modeling

JAM Pedals Koch Ness Monster

Integrated board

Role in this rig

Self-contained travel multi-pedal. Internal signal order: Lucydreamer → Eureka! → send/return loop → Harmonious Monk → Delay Llama. These are integrated circuits in one enclosure.

JAM’s artist testimony identifies Greg’s compact travel option; the official product documentation establishes routing. That Pedal Show independently lists both models in its October 2024 episode inventory. Neither source dates a specific gig with this compact setup.

Identity
Documented
Position
Documented

Documented equipment · Documented order · Serial path

JAM documents Greg’s compact travel setup and its internal routing; That Pedal Show independently lists both signature models in its October 11, 2024 episode equipment inventory. That listing does not establish a particular concert using the compact unit. The archive represents its four circuits and send/return as one physical enclosure. The internal order is manufacturer-described, not cable-traced. This remains an undated core setup, audited in November 2026; external-loop contents, amplifier choice and personal knob settings are not established for it. The June 2025 ToneQuest gigging testimony concerns the Supreme and is not transferred to this configuration.

Cited sources

Methodology
  1. JAM pedalsGreg Koch — signature multi-pedals and artist testimony
  2. JAM pedalsKoch Ness Monster — official integrated signal chain
  3. That Pedal ShowGreg Koch — Not So Slight Return! [JAM Koch Ness Monster, New S-Shaped Reverend & More]
  4. ThomannJAM pedals Koch Ness Monster — specifications and product photograph

Questions about Greg Koch's 2026 pedalboard

What pedals did Greg Koch use in 2026?
This dated entry lists one unit: JAM Pedals Koch Ness Monster. 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 Greg Koch's pedals in?
A cited source states the order: Guitar → JAM Pedals Koch Ness Monster → amplifier.
Is this Greg Koch's full guitar rig?
No. This dated entry covers one unit in the effects path, not every piece of gear Greg Koch 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?
Undated signature setup · verified November 2026. JAM pedals artist profile. This is the core signal path documented for that period, 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 JAM pedals, That Pedal Show, Thomann. Among them an official listing, an interview and a written article. The units are recorded as documented equipment, and the page was last audited on 2026-11-07.