Duff McKagan

This Engl amp was listed for sale as part of Duff's prior gear.

He used Frank Bello signature bass before got his own signature.

Seen in the opening seconds and the final frames. Are two potentiometers which distinguishes this from the Aerodyne.

Seen in the documentary "Inside Out: The rise of Velvet Revolver"

5mins 21 seconds.

At 0:29 and throughout the video "Patience", Duff can be seen playing a Guild acoustic 6 string.

At about 1:14 at the top you can see the SansAmp Tech 21 NYC

In a video by Fender, Duff McKagan showcases his second Fender Duff McKagan Deluxe Precision Bass, available in black and white pearl finishes.

Duff goes over every string he uses in this Rotosound video

Duff is listed on the Duesenberg website as playing this bass.

"One constant in my ever-changing career and thoughts on rhythm, has been my Roto-Sound Swing Bass strings. Nothing else comes close."

This switcher can be seen on the back of Duff's Bass Rig (on the right) in this video for DunlopTV at 1:03.

On his twitter, Duff posted a picture of another Nash bass, this one being white with a black pickguard. Commenting on it by saying:"the growl this thing has!"

He played this with the Alice Cooper's Hollywood Vampires @ the Grammys.

In this pictures, we can see Duff McKagan playing this bass.

Duff's tech Mc Bob shows the guitar on the DunlopTV video at 00:35.

Duff talks about the guitar here

"I’ve played guitar my whole life. I have a Gibson J-200; you know, the big fat one. That’s my nice luxurious acoustic that I’ve taken on tour with Velvet Revolver, and it’s what I use when we play “Patience” and some other acoustic numbers."

Duff McKagan uses the Double D Black DD4009BK strap for his performances, as shown in the user-uploaded photo on Imgur.

The amp can be seen at 0:46 seconds right behind Izzy Stradlin, and at various other points in the Sweet Child O'Mine video.

Can be seen in this picture Duff posted

"Sharing the stage with the likes of Axl Rose, Slash, and Dave Navarro would seem like a tall task for most bass players, but American hard rock legend Duff McKagan has always made his presence felt no matter who is he playing with. The low end master for Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver, McKagan has play a massive role in shaping the sound of American Rock music. Watch as he and Matt Sweeney breakdown his approach to carving out his own space, his longstanding love for punk, and the Fender Precision Bass.

Without the Fender Precision Bass, the original electric bass, dance floors and rock clubs everywhere would be empty. As music evolves, our instruments change in lockstep; the end result is today’s version of this seminal instrument—the American Professional Precision Bass. Boasting a single Michael Bump-designed V-Mod split-coil Precision Bass pickup and the infamous ’63 P Bass neck profile, the American Professional Precision Bass gives you the power to make your voice heard. "

Duff McKagan use Lakland Skyline 44-64 Custom Candy Apple Red.

This was a show at CBGB's festival on 7 July 2012 http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/J39LrY5NrzM/2012+CBGB+Festival+Times+Square/oMlIUSA4JJ6/Duff+McKagan

In a Getty Images photo from 1996, Duff McKagan is seen playing a Gibson 3-Pickup SG Custom in Alpine White during a performance with Neurotic Outsiders.

Duff McKagan is pictured with a GMP Roxie Deluxe Silver Sparkle guitar, as shown in the referenced image.

Duff McKagan is listed as an artist using TC Electronic's PolyTune 2 Mini, on TC Electronic's website.

The photo from Bigshotconcerts shows Duff McKagan playing a Fender Custom Shop Jazz Bass with a humbucker in the neck position during the UPROAR Festival. This indicates he was not using a Fender American Special Precision Bass at this event.

Duff posted this photo on his Facebook, you can see the JR-5 next to the Ibanez chorus on top of his rack.

On his twitter, Duff posted this picture of a Nash precision bass.

Duff McKagan is pictured using the Gretsch G6073 Bass in a Wikimedia photo of Velvet Revolver.

At about 1:31 you can see the T Rex Fuel Tank.

As stated on TC Electronic's homepage, the section about Products used by Duff McKagan.

As stated on TC Electronic's homepage, the section about Products used by Duff McKagan.

This amp was listed for sale as part of Duff's prior rig.

What chorus pedals have you used, and what do you like about adding chorus to your tone? "I’ve used all sorts (MXR, Ibanez, and a SPX90). Lately I have been using the MXR Bass Chorus. It’s a nod from me to the ’80s band Magazine."

This picture that is likely of Duff's rig shows that he uses the SPX90 II.