Matt McJunkins

In 20:25, Matt shows his Mesa Boogie 400+ connected to an ampeg 8x10

At 22:15 you can clearly see that Matt uses two of these heads.

At 16:25 Matt states he uses this bass.

At 18:32 Matt states that he uses the Bassmaster.

At 19:33 Matt states he uses the Mastotron.

From 20:05 Matt demonstrates the Malekko scrutator

Proof that Matt uses this set.

pedalboard that he uses for his project which has been opening the show on this current APC run

pedalboard that he uses for his project which has been opening the show on this current APC run

At 18:27 Matt states that he uses a "Boss Chromatic Tuner".

At 18:56 you can clearly see, that in the top left of his board he has a Voodoo labs pedal power 2.

According to this article, McJunkins uses this direct box.

Matt McJunkins using HipStrap Woodstock Red

Matt McJunkins, from Eagles of Death Metal, openly expresses his preference for Ernie Ball Super Slinky Bass Strings (45-100), as highlighted in an Instagram post by Ernie Ball during NAMM 2017.

In 20:48 you can see the Fractal Axe FX II XL+ in a rack. You can also see a demeter preamp and a second Fractal Axe

pedalboard that he uses for his project which has been opening the show on this current APC run

pedalboard that he uses for his project which has been opening the show on this current APC run

The Vintage Ultra! Threw this lovely piece of sonic engineering on the front of my pedal chain for this tour! Really helped take things up a notch.

Matt McJunkins uses the KHDK No.1 Overdrive, as highlighted on the KHDK Electronics website.

Matt McJunkins is featured in a video demonstrating the Poison Noises The Crook overdrive pedal, as mentioned in the reviews section on the Poison Noises website. Additionally, he has tagged Poison Noises in several Instagram posts, indicating his use of the gear.

You can see A Spill, along with A Crook, sitting on top of an amp in this instagram post. Poison Noises are also tagged in the post.

He plays it live with thirty seconds to mars in this performance

He uses it in several performances with 30 seconds to mars

In this video Matt shared on Instagram, you can see using the Crook V3 with the Seesaw. Both by Poison Noises.

In this video Matt shared on Instagram, you can see using the Crook V3 with the Seesaw. Both by Poison Noises.

In this video, Matt McJunkins demonstrates the Fender Ultra II Meteora bass guitar.

According to his artist page on the official MESA/Boogie® website, bassist and guitarist Matt McJunkins uses the Mesa/Boogie 8x10" PowerHouse 1200W Bass Cabinet.