Joe Lally

In this image, Fugazi's Joe Lally is playing a Music Man Stingray.

Joe can be seen playing a black Fender American Standard Precision Bass with his newer band the Messthetics. Rosewood fingerboard and looks like a red pearl pickguard.

Joe Lally frequently uses a Gallien-Krueger 800RB Bass Amp Head during performances with Fugazi and his other projects, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

Promo pic from the band "Ataxia" which Joe Lally formed with John Frusciante and Josh Klinghoffer in 2004. Seems to be a picture from the recording sessions as during the bands two live gigs he used a music man.

During the Red Medicine era, Lally played a white Fender Jazz Bass. It does not appear he used the bass again after 1996

According to this article, Joe Lally's Roland KC350 was stolen.

Joe can be seen playing an Ampeg SVT CL here

Joe Lally uses the Ampeg SVT-810E 8x10 Bass Cabinet for performances at larger venues, as evidenced by a photo on Twimg.

In an article from SFist, it was reported that Joe Lally's Yamaha S03 synthesizer was stolen, indicating his use of this instrument.

This article that Joe Lally's Alesis QS7 was stolen.

Joe Lally has been observed using Rotosound RS66LD Swing Bass 45-105 strings since the 1990s, identifiable by the red silk at both ends of the strings, as evidenced in the image provided on Equipboard.

Joe Lally is confirmed to use the Höfner 500/1 Bass, as seen in live performances as a solo artist and during the recording of "Why Should I Get Used to It." This is evidenced by a photograph available on Equipboard, which visually documents his use of this specific bass guitar.

Joe Lally is confirmed to use Rotosound RS55LD Solo Bass strings on his Telecaster bass, as evidenced by photographs and live performances that showcase the distinctive shiny flatwound reflection and the green silk at the ends of the strings, as seen in the source image.

Joe Lally uses the Benson Amps B700 700-Watt 1x15" Bass Amp Half Stack, as confirmed by a YouTube video released by Benson Amps. In this video, both Joe Lally and Chris Benson discuss the development of the B700, highlighting its specific creation for use in the Messthetics.