Doug Wimbish

At 41:05 in this video Doug shows his Beat Buddy stating that its his favorite pedal "when ain't no drummer here".

LivingColour soundcheck at Cutting Room NYC

On Car Martin's website, it states that Doug uses a Carl Martin 3 Band Parametric Pre-Amp.

During the 2010 Experience Hendrix Tour, Wimbish was using 2 of these heads.

From a photo of his pedalboard on his IG page.

From a photo of his pedalboard on his IG page.

At 20:00 of this "Rig Rundown" with Premier Guitar, Doug talks about this custom bass. Premier writes in this article "Wimbish's main instrument is a 1987 Custom Spector Bass with the body and neck shaved down to be thinner and lighter with EMG pickups."

"It goes out of my wireless system into the SansAmp" - Doug Wimbish at 26:20 of this "Rig Rundown".

According to Wimbish's site, he's using the tuner "on the floor".

According to Wimbish's site, the Daddy O is "On the Floor". In the Premier Guitar repost video of Doug's pedalboard, at 36:30 you can clearly see the Daddy O on the board. Also Doug explains how he uses it

On his website Doug Wimbish lists his gear including this.

Wimbish runs two Trace Elliot AH1200-12 heads ran in stereo, with 1048H cabs (with tweeters in the middle) and 1518 cabs.

Doug Wimbish is known for his extensive collection of effects and bass gear, including the BBE Sonic Stomp SS-92. According to Uberproaudio's article on his bass rig, this equalizer effects pedal is part of his setup.

Doug Wimbish utilizes the Boss SYB-5 Bass Synthesizer as part of his extensive effects setup, both on the floor and in his rack. This information is detailed in the "Living Colour - Doug Wimbish Bass Rig Gear and Equipment" article on Uberproaudio.

In an article from Bassplayer titled "Doug Wimbish - Living Colour's Touch And Feel," Doug Wimbish is noted for using the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 PLUS to power his pedals.

Doug Wimbish is among a select group of artists, including Victor Wooten, who contributed to the development of the Zoom B3 bass effects pedal. He creates a variety of sound presets with it, as highlighted in a Facebook post by Jason Green.

Doug Wimbish features the Darkglass Electronics Alpha Omega on his pedalboard, as seen in a photo shared on his Instagram page.

Doug Wimbish showcases the Source Audio C4 Synth on his Instagram, highlighting its integration into his pedalboard setup.

Doug Wimbish is listed as a "Bass Overdrive Artist" on this page of Dunlop's website, on the MXR M89.

Doug Wimbish's Dunlop gear is listed here, which includes the MXR M288.

Doug Wimbish uses an MXR M82 Bass Envelope Filter, according to this page of Dunlop's website.

According to this page of Dunlop's website, Doug Wimbish uses an MXR M84 Bass Fuzz Deluxe.

On this page of Dunlop's website, it lists the MXR M78 Custom Badass '78 Distortion Pedal as one of the MXR pedals used by Doug Wimbish.

Doug Wimbish uses the MXR M-83 Bass Chorus Deluxe, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Imgur.

On this page of Dunlop's website, it lists the MXR M87 Bass Compressor Pedal among Doug Wimbish's gear.

Doug Wimbish's gear includes a Dunlop 95Q Cry Baby Wah Wah, according to this page of Dunlop's website.

Listed among Doug Wimbish's gear, on this page of Dunlop's website, is the Way Huge Electronics Ringworm Ring Modulator.

Doug's Envelope Phaser can be seen at 27:00 in this rig rundown video.

A BF-2 Flanger can be seen on Doug's pedalboard at 27:05 in this rig rundown video.

Doug's Keith McMillen 12 Step Foot Controller can be seen at 27:05 in this video.