Dan Donegan

At 3:02 in this rig rundown video, Dan Donegan's guitar tech says that Dan uses Shure Wireless, and the close up on his rig indicates that Dan uses two Shure UR4D wireless receivers.

Around 5:14, Dan's Angry Troll pedal is shown, and his guitar tech explains that they're still working on integrating that into the system.

Dan's guitar tech calls the Decimator Noise Reduction pedal a part of his "silence section." At 6:08 he says, "I can't say enough about these things...it gates in a way other pedals don't...the decimator doesn't color your sound."

Dan Donegan's guitar tech talks about what he calls Dan's "silence section," and around 6:29, there are two Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor pedals clearly visible in this section of Dan's rig.

the pedal is seen in this image of his rig

you can see he used the pedal in this image

The image shows Dan Donegan using the Randall ISO12C 1x12 Isolation Cabinet as part of his setup.

you can see the amp on his rig in this tweet

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 4:19, the amp is behind him

at 0:59, you can see this cabinet

at 2:07, the amp can be seen

In a diagram of Dan Donegan’s rig, the Boss AW-3 Dynamic Wah pedal is featured, showcasing its role in his setup.

Dan Donegan uses a Washburn WI-63SF, which closely resembles the WI-320 PRO model. The guitar features a black finish with gray flames, as seen in the autographed "Disturbed" signature edition.

In a rig diagram from 2005, Dan Donegan is shown using a Mesa/Boogie 4x12 Cabinet.

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.

“I’m playing Taylor acoustics. My favourite one right now is a 914CE. It’s just a great-sounding guitar. Very expensive guitar! [Laughs] The acoustic costs a lot more than the electric guitars. But I mean, you get what you pay for, and they are just such great-sounding guitars. I’ve got a few different ones. The acoustic costs a lot more than the electric guitars! I also have Jeremy, my guitar tech, sitting in on a couple of songs because some of the layering I did in the studio I wanted to reproduce it live, and he is a great player, a great singer as well, and I thought it would be a good opportunity to incorporate him with mostly the acoustic stuff we are doing. I’ll get him up onstage and he will play on The Sound Of Silence, A Reason To Fight, Hold On To Memories, and then there are couple more in our arsenal that, if we dig them out, we’ll give him a chance to play. It frees me up, too, because I wrote those parts in the studio, developing these songs, and there is this cool layering, and it’s a little different. With the acoustic, I definitely want to hear those parts because they are very complementary with what they are doing. A song like Hold On To Memories, I have an acoustic guitar solo in there. I put some harmonies within that solo and I don’t want them to be missing live. It was good to have Jeremy at our disposal to use him for that part of the performance. He’s got his hands full! I’m throwing a lot on his plate but he loves it.”

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."

While Dan Donegan's guitar tech is talking about Dan's pedals, at 3:47 in this video, the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+ is visible.

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

In this diagram of Dan's rig from 2000, a Boss PH-2 Super Phaser pedal can be seen. It can also be heard at the beginning of the song "Voices".

At 0:50 he explains the the pickups that are in his signature guitar

In the image, Dan Donegan is shown with a DigiTech X-Series Multi Chorus pedal, highlighting its use in his gear setup.

you can see the pedal in this image

you can see he uses this wireless unit in this image

In the image, Dan Donegan is shown using the Korg DTR-2000 tuner as part of his rig.

In the image, Dan Donegan is shown using the Ebtech 2-Channel Hum Eliminator, a noise gate effects pedal.

in this tweet, you can see this in his tour rig