Pedalboard / 076
Randy Rhoads
Rhoads' integrated touring board ran volume, wah and an always-on Distortion+ into ten-band EQ, flanger and stereo chorus.
Signal path / A
Custom touring pedalboard
Artist-described inventory with published signal-flow diagram
Documented equipment · Source-described order · Serial path
Rhoads named the live board's effects at his February 2, 1982 clinic and stated that the Distortion+ stayed on. The published historical rig diagram supplies the six-device audio order shown here and identifies Pete Holmes as the custom board builder; the Dunlop team later inspected the preserved board with the Rhoads family and verified the original Distortion+. The clinic transcription contains an additional unqualified "a chorus" before "MXR stereo chorus"; because the diagram shows only the MXR unit, no duplicate chorus is invented. The board also switched external echo and occasional delay units, but the diagram presents mutually exclusive Korg/Roland and MXR/Yamaha alternatives rather than one fixed dated unit, so those outboard choices are excluded from this exact core flow.