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Philip Sayce

Sayce stacked two Cesar Diaz front-end voices, vintage wah and Octavio, selected one of two vintage Tube Screamers, then ran Mega Vibe and DL4 into an isolated two-amplifier split.

Board
That Pedal Show studio signal flow
Context
That Pedal Show
Board date
Evidence
Documented equipment · 2 cited sources
Order
Source-described
Scope
Exact board snapshot
Routing
Split output path
Audited
Signal
8 units · Guitar to amplifier

Signal path / A

That Pedal Show studio signal flow

Published signal-flow order

InputGuitar
OutputAmplifier

Documented equipment · Source-described order · Split output path

That Pedal Show labels its list as signal-flow order. The 1980s TS9 and 1981 TS808 are alternatives in separate Keeley true-bypass loops, so they are represented as one selectable stage rather than falsely placed in series. The show-specific Fender Vibratone is not generalized into Sayce touring board. MusicRadar independently documents the earlier persistence of the Vox wah, Diaz fuzz and TS808 vocabulary.

Cited sources

  1. That Pedal ShowPhilip Sayce Raises The Roof At TPS
  2. MusicRadarPhilip Sayce interview