Dan Patlansky

In this video with Anderton's, Dan is asked about his pedalboard and specifically The Dualist. He says:

I’m a big fan of Jesse Davey. His guitar playing, his tone, I mean good God his tone is just silly, you know? And he makes this range of pedals called King Tone and he makes this Dualist that is kind of two overdrives.

The right side is a tube screamer. If I’m not mistaken, it’s based off Jesse’s personal vintage 808, and wow. It’s got this cool thing over here which is fat, stock, and glass, which is a kind of switch. And the way I understand it is, that affects the tone going into the pedal, not coming out. The tone knob, that affects the top end going out, and the switch effects the top end going in. So if I switch on and go to the tube screamer side and go to fat, I think it boosts a lot of the bottom end.

Stock, I suppose, is like a classic Tube Screamer, and glass, is kind of like a bright switch I suppose. I kinda like the glass setting, but I suppose it depends on the room you are in.

Then the other side is a Blues Breaker kind of circuit, but its got a little dip switch inside where you can add more gain, so I do that. I use this side as a slightly more gainy kind of riff so it can get more gainy than the other side. My favorite side is that string singer side, it’s just wow, it makes so much sense. One of the best tube screamers I’ve heard.

...MI Audio Blues pro can be seen 1:38 into this video..

Keeley Compressor can be seen 1:38 into this video...

Boost RVB can be seen 1:38 into this video...

In the YouTube video "All My Music - Dan Patlansky - Gear," Dan Patlansky showcases the MI Audio Blue Boy Deluxe Overdrive V1. This pedal is known for its versatility and in-depth tone sculpting capabilities, featuring controls for treble, midrange, sag, and overall tone. It utilizes the 4558 op amp, which is socketed to allow for experimentation with different op amps, making it a valuable addition to any guitarist's setup.

In this YouTube video, Dan Patlansky demonstrates his Honey Bee Amps Tornado Jam pedal, which he also uses in concerts.

At 3:54 in this video, Dan Patlansky says:

I've recently put this Joyo PXL-8 controller on her, which is supposed to make life easier, I suppose, which kind of routes pedals into different patches so it kind of makes an analog board like a multi-effects board.