Mikey Way

Mikey has used his custom Squire live with My Chemical Romance and it has since been released it to the public for purchase.

Mikey can be seen in this image playing a Fender Precision bass.

Mikey used this bass sometimes prior to getting his own artist signature . Though he is seen with his signature and the silver p-bass , he has also used this jaguar during "The Black Parade" and "Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge"

Mikey can be seen using Pete's signature bass in this photo from Warped Tour 2005 (aka the summer of like)

You can see Mickey Way playing a Fender Jazz Bass in the music video of "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)"

In this photo, you can see Mikey Way playing his Geddy Lee Jazz Bass. He also used this bass for the The Black Parade is Dead! performance in Mexico

Mikey in the video at 10:05 says, "I sometimes delve into using a SansAmp..."

"Mikey Way is frequently seen playing the Squier Precision Affinity PJ bass guitar in various videos and photos."

In the photo, Mikey is seen using a Thunderbird bass guitar. If you look closely, you can see the Thunderbird logo on the bass guitar in the picture.

In this image from Revenge Era, you can see Mikey Way playing a White Gibson Thunderbird Studio Bass.

At 0:13 and throughout this performance, you can see that Mikey Way is using a red Fender Mustang Bass.

in this video, you can see mikey playing a red pawn shop mustang bass

Mikey can be seen playing this guitar in a guitar shop with Gerard.

Mikey can be seen using a silver fender jazz bass in this video.

At 9:00, Mikey states that he uses an "Ampeg SVT Classic, and 810 cabinet.

Mikey uses this bass while performing with Gerard.

In this interview with Mikey Way, he says, "As far as pedals go, I always love the Memory Man and Bass Big Muff/regular Big Muff from Electro-Harmonix."

Alright, so this one’s a bit tricky. Basically, it looks like in 2002-03 Mikey used a Jazz Bass with a pretty distinct Silver Flake finish. The reason why my eye turns to this bass specifically is the narrower headstock detailed with a black finish. In the photo, you can see the black headstock, along with the prominent flake. The only difference between the product picture and the picture of Mikey’s bass would be the white pick guard (however, Mikey later cited this Jazz Bass as inspiration for his signature Mustang model, so it would be understandable if at one point he’d seen the Jazz Bass with a black pickguard.) While this bass seems pretty unlikely to be in the hands of a just emerging bassist, Mikey seemingly accredited someone nicknamed “Hambone” (presumably a member of Thursday) with giving him his first bass and bass amp. It's believed this bass was destroyed in 2003-2004 when Frank Iero forgot to lock the storage boxes whilst touring and it, along with other band gear fell onto the highway, and although Iero "Risked life and limb" trying to save the bass, however without luck, as told by Way and Iero in an Instagram story by Fender Custom Shop when receiving their new guitars.

"I have an Aguilar Agro for distortion" - Mikey Way at 10:00.

"As far as other bass equipment - I use the Fender Super Bass Man. From the minute I took it out of the box I was in love, and won't use anything else. Not only does it sound HUGE. but the range of sounds and tones you can get is uncanny. Highly recommended."

In this live video you can see Mikey playing the Fender American Elite Jazz Bass

Mikey uses a Fender Standard Jazz Bass throughout this video.

At 3:12 in this video, we can see Mikey playing a Fender American Vintage 62 Jazz Bass

In this image, Mikey can be seen with a Fender '62 Precision Bass.

Mikey plays a '52 precision bass in this video. It can be seen best at 0:11.

At 9:00, Mikey says that he uses "the Ampeg SVT Classic, and the 810 Cabinet.".

In a #flashbackfriday post from 2004 on Instagram, Mikey Way is seen playing Frank Iero's Epiphone Les Paul Custom, captured by photographer @beemer138.

Mikey Way uses a Sennheiser EW 100 G2 True Diversity Receiver in his bass rig. In the provided image, the wireless unit is visible in slot 2 of his rack, positioned between the Ampeg head and cabinet. Although the unit has a different paint job in this photo, it is the same model.

Mikey Way uses the Tech 21 Sansamp RBI Rackmount Bass Tube Amp Emulator as part of his bass rig. In the photo provided, the Sansamp RBI is visible in the third or fourth slot of his rack, positioned between an Ampeg head and cabinet.

Mikey can be seen playing this guitar while recording with Electric Century.