Finally, I got it.
 

After countless times trying to find it, I found it, richie's pedal setup.

HAND Tour.

http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...d20060kr-1.jpg

SD-1
Crybaby
Choralflange
The Butane pedal is actually a Roger Mayer Octavia w/ a custom paint job, used for Complicated.
Don't know what the red pedal is.

LH Tour

VOX Wah
SD-1 or Klon
Univibe (not stereo)
EVH Flanger
POG

Both use A/B switcher.
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LovelyWendie

I'm pretty sure that's not his actual setup. That's probably for some small gig. Most of his effects were rack effects at least on the previous few tours. He might've switched to pedals, but I'm sure he still uses the racks for many songs. Lumpy or who the hell his tech is now just switches them on.

Ice

Here might be more info:
http://www.musicradar.com/news/guita...highway-189032

Ice

He doesn't use racks anymore. I think he quit either on or before the Crush tour. And he doesn't really use a lot of effects so a rack would be useless.
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Wiki Vaporizer

Listen to the podcast. Straight from the man himself, just like I said.

Ice

Whilst I agree, Richie undoubtedly uses rack fx, that old picture does in fact show the full crowd barrier and the edge of the curved stage used at a stadium or outdoor event so that is a photo of his live floorboard setup - albeit from a few years ago now.

The red pedal is most likely either his A/B box for the talkbox or a booster for guitar solos - at least that's my guess.

I've seen that pic before, it's definitely circa HAND and I'm pretty sure it was taken by one of the opening bands, I just can't remember which.

The red pedal can't be an A/B box, or a booster, the pedal with no knobs is the A/B and the SD-1 is the booster. I thought it was Haunting Mids for a while, then Dyna Comp, then Seymour Duncan Pickup Booster, then a Keeley pedal, haven't found it yet.
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Chrysler Ja Platform Specifications

This is obviously no stadium gig, looks like a smaller venue. Look how close the setup is to the edge.

It is a stadium gig - you can even see the rail that the mobile camera uses on the front half-circle of the stage for the close-ups.