Dan Donegan

As Dan's guitar tech goes over his amp rigs, there is a clear shot of Dan's DigitTech GSP1101 at 3:27, and Dan's guitar tech says, "DigiTech, they've been great to Dan and they've been really good to me as well in that we get all the things we need."

Back in 2005, this used to be Dan's entire live rig (seen in the picture)

At 3:14 in this Premier Guitar rig rundown video, Dan Donegan's guitar tech says, "He's got a rack mounted Cry baby Wah that he uses a controller on his pedalboard to do different stuff on the fly." The Cry Baby Rack Module was mentioned by Donegan in the 2011 Guitar World interview.

The image shows Dan Donegan incorporating the BBE 482i Sonic Maximizer into his setup.

in this tweet, you can see he used this on his immortalized tour rig

In this photo, which was posted on Donegan's Twitter account, the Fractal Axe-Fx II can be seen in his rig. He talks about it in Music Radar interview.

I also have the Axe-Fx, the Fractal. I’m using the Fractal II, mostly just the effects out of it. I mean there are some great things in there. [Whispering] There is probably a D rig as well! [Laughs] There is one that’s just a Fractal rack for fly dates - if we ran and did a last-minute radio performance or a festival on the other side of the country that we couldn’t ship everything to, then that’s easier to do. I had one rig with the Kemper, which was the C rig, and the Fractal I have at home. I’ve had it since 2012. I’ll play through that every now and then at my house. I know a lot of guys who have switched it and made [the Fractal] their main rig just because of the space. The rig we have here takes up so much truck space. It’s a lot.

At 2:21 in this video, Dan Donegan's frontline is shown to consist of a Mission Engineering expression pedal alongside a RJM Mastermind GT-22.

When Dan Donegan's guitar tech starts talking about Dan's live setup, the camera pans over the rack, starting at 2:59, and his Frman PL-Plus II Power Conditioner can be seen at the top of the rack.

Dan uses a Voodoo Lab Ground Control, as his guitar tech mentions in this video. Around 9:35 he says, "The brain of all of this system...unless he's using his wah pedal, he's free to roam...I think it allowed him to do things he'd never done before because he'd always been tethered to the pedalboard."

Dan's guitar tech mentions the Midi Lite MidiLink when talking about the signal path at 9:30.

Dan Donegan uses the MIDI Solutions T8 8-output MIDI Thru Box live during the "Immortalized" tour, as mentioned in his tweet.

Dan Donegan uses the Palmer PGA-05 ADIG-ST Advanced Direct Injection for Guitar as part of his live rig during the "Immortalized" tour, as mentioned in his Twitter post.

Dan Donegan mentions on Twitter that he uses the Furman M8LX Merit Series Power Conditioner as part of his live rig during the "Immortalized" tour.

its seen in this diagram of his rig

At 2:21 in this video, Dan Donegan's frontline can be shown to consist of a RJM Mastermind GT-22 along with a Mission Engineering expression pedal.

All my switches can be programmed to happen whenever they are supposed to happen. It’ll switch it. It’s communicating with Mike [Wengren], my drummer, because he’ll play to a kick and it’s communicating through his rig. I’ll tell my pedalboard what to do; I’ll sit there with Jeremy and say, ‘Hey, I have a guitar solo coming here, I might want a little delay, a little reverb, or a little more overdrive’. We’ll program it so that mid-song it just switches the pedals via MIDI. Which is great, because when we are playing those big festivals and we are on those big stages, I don’t have to run to the pedalboard to meet my cue. It can be a lot of tapdancing if you have a lot going on.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Dan used DMC Ground Control Pro back in 2004.

In a tweet, Dan Donegan mentions using the Furman M-8Dx 15-Amp Power Conditioner as part of his live rig during the "Immortalized" tour, highlighting its role in his stage setup.

In a tweet, Dan Donegan mentions using the Dunlop Cry Baby DCR-2SR Rack as part of his live rig during the "Immortalized" tour.