MXR M-104 Distortion + Guitar Pedal

Stop the Video at 0:16 to see the Pedal. "This is the Pedal-Rig. I'm a collector"

MXR M-104, as seen in the bottom row of Jamie Cook's pedalboard in this photo.

Sam Halliday tweets about getting the MXR Distortion+ pedal.

The MXR M104 Distortion+ is used by Slash.

From http://www.kurtsequipment.com: 59). My conversations and emails with Earnie Bailey (Kurt's guitar technician). It is not stated when he used it; it seems only in some live shows.

Thom was first seen with an MXR M-104 Distortion + Guitar Pedal in photos on DAS from the recording of In Rainbows. He used on the In Rainbows tour, and later for the 2010 Atoms for Peace tour. It can be seen on the main board in the source photo, second from right. The MXR Distortion + is also listed as part of Thom's gear on [fan sites](http://thekingofgear.com/thom#pedals).

At the minute 14.47 of the "GuitarSpotGr"'s Video "Paul Gilbert - Live Setup", Paul Gilbert shows that he uses an MXR Distortion+ in combination to his Marshall amps to have a more distorted sound.

As researched extensively by Wolf Marshall in his book, "An Annotated Guide to the Guitar Technique of Randy Rhoads" and listed on guitargeek.com, the MXR Distortion+ used by Randy Rhoads.

In [this](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/22282-forgotten-heroes-hillel-slovak?page=2) Premier Guitar article, it is mentioned that Hillel Slovak uses an MXR Distortion +.

Around 0:50, he mentions using an old MXR Distortion pedal from the 80s. It is possible that this was the one seen at Kurt's feet in that one picture that is floating around

Eddie use MXR Distorion+ in solo gigs and with Pearl Jam. But he was famous to use no pedal with the old Hiwatt head. https://pedalmaniacs.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/4477764663_7f8277366b_z.jpg?w=584&h=425

This video shows some of the equipment used by Andreas for the recording of Sepultura’s album "Kairos". The MXR Distortion + can be seen at 2:00

Her main distortion pedal.

In [this interview](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/Tom_Morello_Interview), with Premier Guitar, when asked, "What were some of the guitar effects used on The Fabled City?" Tom Morello responds, "There’s an octave pedal, a DigiTech Whammy WH-1 (original), an MXR Distortion Plus on “Whatever It Takes” and basically I just had my usual pedalboard sitting there. Also Brendan O’Brien, the producer of the record, had a lot of stompboxes lying around the studio. I do some slide guitar and of course I incorporate some echo and delay; it’s about not feeling restricted in any way to the bare bones acoustic."

"I have other pedals, like the Tech 21 SansAmp, Hughes and Kettner Rotosphere, ElectroHarmonix Memory Man, DOD FX10, MXR Distortion+, the BOSS VB-2, DM-2, HR-2, PN-2, and PH-1, Way Huge Red Llama, and Danelectro DanEcho."

Guy uses MXR Distortion +, according to [this](http://www.guitargeek.com/guy-picciotto-fugazi-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-1999/) Guitar Geek rig diagram.

"And though his effects include MXR Distortion + and Phase 90 pedals and an Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress flanger, "a lot of what you hear on the album's just maxed-out guitar and amp."

In > Boss RE-20 Space Echo (A/Mono In > B Out) > Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner > Moog MF Boost > MXR Distortion + > Fulltone OCD > Maxon OD808 ReIssue > MXR Blue Box Octave Fuzz > Flux Liquid Ambience > Morley ABC IN > Morley A and B out > Boss DD-20 Giga Delay > Red Custom Box Signal Kill Switch > Stereo Out to Amps

An MXR Distortion + can be seen from this Instagram image from the official LIARS account.

"That Carbon Copy is the best delay I've ever used, hands down, no contest... The Cry Baby wah-wah pedal is more than just another piece of gear on my pedalboard. I purchased one the day I bought my first guitar and have never played a show without in the last 25 years. The same goes for the MXR Phase 90, and the mustard yellow Distortion+. It's at core of my personal sound, I use it as lead channel, I use it in a set position as much as I use it in an up and down motion. I couldn't live without it!"

the pedal can be seen in the middle of their chain in this video.

MXR Distortion+: Greg used this distortion pedal only as a "gain pedal" on the first two Wipers records. By this, he means he kept the drive at the lowest possible setting and the volume at the highest possible, in order to drive his Ampeg Gemini/Fender Bassman into distortion without coloring the signal very much. He dropped it in favor of simply manipulating his guitar's volume knob from "Over The Edge" and onward.

Listed under Adam's gear on Vividgreen.net.

It is actually unknown if he uses a distortion pedal or not.

Bob Mould uses an MXR Distortion + pedal, according to ACL's [website](http://acltv.com/2013/01/25/gear-blog-bob-mould/).

In this photo [(source)](http://www.kulick.net/blog/index.shtml#day49), the MXR Distortion + is visible.

In this Australian Musician photographical interview with the Australian band Violent Soho, there is a clear picture of Boredom's pedalboard with the MXR Distortion + in the centre.

“My MXR Distortion+ also adds distortion on the Fender side!”

In this picture he is seen using the Mxr Distotion +

in the brians bfts pedalboard we can an mxr distorsion plus

"Armed with little more than a Fender Jaguar, an MXR Distortion +, a reputably broken MXR Blue Box, and a Fender Twin, Howard strangled sounds out of his guitar that few listeners had heard before, both as a solo artist, and with his Birthday partner in crime, Nick Cave." - Alex Maiolo, premierguitar.com

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

According to gear section on Kadlecik's website, he uses "reissue" version of MXR Distortion +.

What appears to be a MXR Distortion + can be seen on her pedalboard.

At 1:22, Izzy's pedalboard can be seen.