Latest Activity on Equipboard

The Summit Audio EQP-200A is confirmed to be used by audio engineer Natalie Bibby, as evidenced by an image shared on Instagram by AIR Mastering. The photo, posted in January 2026, clearly shows the equipment present in her studio, tagged with Bibby's Instagram handle, @compress_her.

In an image shared by AIR Mastering on Instagram, the Dangerous Music BAX EQ is visible in Natalie Bibby's studio, confirming her use of this equipment.

The Maselec MEA-2 is confirmed to be part of Natalie Bibby's studio setup, as evidenced by a photo shared on Instagram by AIR Mastering, which features the gear in her workspace.

In a photograph shared by AIR Mastering on Instagram, the Elysia Alpha Compressor is visibly present in Natalie Bibby's studio setup, confirming its use in her audio engineering work.

Mick Grondahl, the bassist for Jeff Buckley, confirmed in a discussion on TalkBass.com that he used the Electro-Harmonix Sovtek Big Muff for recording Grace, Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk, and during live performances.

On Bora Karaca's website for his studio, The Laboratory Audio, he lists that he owns an Orange 4x12HP.

Shane Moran, guitarist of Title Fight, is confirmed to use the Marshall JCM 900 Model 2100 100-Watt Hi Gain Master Volume MkIII Head. This is evidenced by a photograph taken by Danielle Parsons, available in a Flickr photo gallery.

Shane Moran can be seen using a Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor during a Title Fight performance, as documented in a photograph by Danielle Parsons on Flickr. The pedal is positioned with a Marshall JCM 900 and an Orange cab, identifiable by the characteristic gap where a fourth knob would typically be located.

In a photo gallery by Danielle Parsons on Flickr, Ned Russin is clearly depicted using an MXR Bass D I, which is connected through a Boss tuner, seen close to the Ben Russin's drum kick, into his Ampeg head during a performance with Title Fight.

She tweeted that she used it in【MV】COLLAPSE / EUPHORIA

In a video titled "Rig Chat with Josh Elmore of Cattle Decapitation" by Rigs of Death Metal on YouTube, Josh Elmore discusses his collection of Satellite Amplifiers, specifically mentioning the Satellite Amps Niveus, around the 5-minute mark.