Danny Lohner

In this photo, posted by Lohner on his Instagram account, we can see the DOD FX92 bass grunge pedal.

In a Getty Images photo from a performance by A Perfect Circle, Danny Lohner is seen playing a Fender Deluxe Active Precision Bass.

In a YouTube video, Danny Lohner praises the Carvin DC 127a electric guitar, noting its exceptional playability.

In this photo, posted by Lohner on his Instagram account, we can see the ZVex Lo-Fi Loop Junky.

"Lohner's home studio is centered around a Pro Tools Mix system running on a Mac G4/400MHz. Some of his outboard selections include an Avalon Vt-737sp preamp, an Avalon U5 preamp, a Tech 21 SansAmp, a Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo and a Clavia Nord Lead synth."

"Lohner's home studio is centered around a Pro Tools Mix system running on a Mac G4/400MHz. Some of his outboard selections include an Avalon Vt-737sp preamp, an Avalon U5 preamp, a Tech 21 SansAmp, a Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo and a Clavia Nord Lead synth."

"Lohner's home studio is centered around a Pro Tools Mix system running on a Mac G4/400MHz. Some of his outboard selections include an Avalon Vt-737sp preamp, an Avalon U5 preamp, a Tech 21 SansAmp, a Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo and a Clavia Nord Lead synth."

In a YouTube video, Danny Lohner discusses using the EVH 5150 III 1W 1x3 Micro Stack Battery-Powered Guitar Combo Amp, praising it as a great amp.

"Lohner's home studio is centered around a Pro Tools Mix system running on a Mac G4/400MHz. Some of his outboard selections include an Avalon Vt-737sp preamp, an Avalon U5 preamp, a Tech 21 SansAmp, a Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo and a Clavia Nord Lead synth."

"Lohner's home studio is centered around a Pro Tools Mix system running on a Mac G4/400MHz. Some of his outboard selections include an Avalon Vt-737sp preamp, an Avalon U5 preamp, a Tech 21 SansAmp, a Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo and a Clavia Nord Lead synth."

In a stock image on Alamy, captioned "The bass player with American Industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails performing on stage at the Glastonbury Music Festival 2000 in Pilton, Somerset," Danny Lohner can be seen playing an Ernie Ball Music Man Sterling Bass, with "Sterling" clearly visible on the headstock, preventing any confusion with another model from the same brand.

In a YouTube short by Edgar Axelsson titled "Danny Lohner Bass Solo Till Lindemann 2023 Live," Danny Lohner is seen playing on a pink Ibanez Destroyer bass.

Danny Lohner, who also contributed some guitar tracks to the album, plays both bass and guitar live, performing on Fernandes and PRS guitars and an Ernie Ball Music Man bass through a SansAmp PSA-1.

"His guitar rig includes a DigiTech 2120 and Whammy Wah and a Piercing Moose octave distortion pedal by Way Huge Electronics. A Ground Control MIDI Switcher keeps all this in order."

"His guitar rig includes a DigiTech 2120 and Whammy Wah and a Piercing Moose octave distortion pedal by Way Huge Electronics. A Ground Control MIDI Switcher keeps all this in order."

"His guitar rig includes a DigiTech 2120 and Whammy Wah and a Piercing Moose octave distortion pedal by Way Huge Electronics. A Ground Control MIDI Switcher keeps all this in order."

In an interview featured in Keyboard Magazine (February 1995), bandmate James Woolley confirmed that Danny Lohner uses the E-Mu Emax II Rack. Woolley stated, "Everybody else is triggering Emax IIs, so we're all backed up on each other's drive. The Emaxes are easy to use, and we already had a lot of the old songs stored in Emax format, so it wasn't a big hassle."