Daniel Barros Project

In this picture we can see Daniel Barros playing his Epiphone EJ-200SCE live at Teatro Zulima in Colombia

In this video we can see Daniel Barros playing live with a Shure SV200 at 0:09

In this video from Fundación Cultural Andros we can see at 0:25 a Shure Beta 58A used by Daniel Barros

In this picture Daniel Barros is playing a 65' reissue Epiphone SG

In this video from Fundación Cultural Andros we can see Daniel Barros playing an Epiphone Les Paul Special II with some mods at 00:26

In this video we can see at 0:11 Daniel Barros's pedals. A Behringer DD400 can be seen

In this video we can see Daniel Barros' pedals. A Boss DS-1 can be seen

In this video we can see Daniel Barros' pedals. a Behringer XD300 can be seen at 00:11

In this video we can see Daniel Barros' pedals. A Joyo JT-305 tuner can be seen at 00:11

at 0:13 in the background we can see a Line 6 spider IV amp with a Shure Beta 58A

at 0:26 we can see the proel RMS mic stand while Daniel is playing

In this picture we can see Daniel Barros playing live with a Behringer ultravoice XM1800S

In this picture from Daniel's personal instagram we can see him playing a Medeli A800

In this picture posted by Daniel we can see a Marshall amp he uses to play home

In this picture from Daniel's personal instagram a green Jim Dunlop pick can be seen

In this picture we can see Daniel's microphone stand with a Dunlop 5010 Stand Pick Holder

In this picture Daniel Barros can be seen playing his Eiphone EJ-200 with a wireless system

In this picture posted in Daniel Barros' Twitter we can see the Korg PB-03 tuner on the right

In a tweet, Daniel Barros Project mentions the gradual improvement of their gear collection, which includes the MXR M169 Carbon Copy delay pedal.

a custom phase 90 can be seen in Daniel Barros' pedalboard

Daniel Barros Project uses the Electro-Harmonix Metal Muff with Top Boost distortion pedal, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Twimg.

In Daniel's pedals a ZVEX box of rock vexter series can be seen

Daniel Barros Project shares his experience with Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom Slinky Guitar Strings (10-52), recalling his early days of playing System of a Down songs in Drop C tuning. Initially using .09-42 strings proved impractical, leading him to seek out the orange Ernie Ball strings famously used by Daron Malakian. After two to three years of searching, he finally found a local store that stocked them, expressing his satisfaction with their performance.