Daniel Steinhardt

Daniel Steinhardt developed The GigRig Humdinger, as detailed on The GigRig's official website.

Daniel Steinhardt developed TheGigRig Isolator, as detailed on The GigRig's official website.

Daniel Steinhardt is credited with developing The GigRig Distributor, as highlighted by The GigRig's official site.

Daniel Steinhardt developed The GigRig TimeLord, an effects pedal accessory highlighted on The GigRig USA's website.

Daniel Steinhardt is credited with developing The GigRig Generator, as highlighted in The GigRig's Power Base Pack 1.

Featured in this September 10, 2019 Q&A.

Dan and Mick from that pedal show discuss small amps, and the best ones they found (in their personal collections) were the class 5 and blues jr. They made a few more videos using the class 5.

In this video Daniel and Mick are discussing the practicalities and benefits of using lower power guitar amps to get great tones at real-world volumes. We’re also responding to a question we asked regularly: ‘Can you use some normal/smaller amps to get good sounds, instead of the really powerful/expensive/boutique stuff?’

In this Instagram post, Daniel Steinhardt shows a picture of the Mad Professor Supreme and says:

In 2019 we filmed with the incredible Matt Schofield and checked out his rig which featured the Mad Professor ‘Supreme’ dual OD, a collab between Matt and Mad Professor. I’ve pulled this over the weekend and am floored by this thing. Really sounds glorious. Revisiting a bunch of things this weekend and this is the standout 🤓🙌

At 14:00 in this video, Dan talks about his Red Panda Tensor by saying:

Next we have the Red Panda Tensor. I had this on my board a couple of years ago and I took it off because I wasn't using it that much. But man, I realized that I missed it. Because this does something, it's like a simulation of a tape machine that allows you to do sound on sound and you know a bunch of things.

I can build up sounds with this and then like slow the tape down. It's a really fantastic sounding thing. There are moments when I need to create soundscapes and you know just make some noise, and this does that in such a special way. I absolutely love this thing.

Daniel Steinhardt is confirmed to use the Hamstead Soundworks Redwing, as evidenced in the launch video by That Pedal Show, titled "The TPS x Hamstead Redwing Stereo Analogue Modulator Is Born!" The video highlights the Redwing as Steinhardt's favorite modulation device, featuring an all-analogue circuit with capabilities such as flanging, chorus, vibrato, and more, in true stereo, mono, or wet/dry configurations.