Joshua Woodard

Josh Woodard plays Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray basses. He switched to these bases after playing Fender for quite some time. Josh grew up loving Fenders, and thus that was what he played first. Once ADTR got to a certain level, he was approached by afew companies. He ultimately chose Music Man because he loved the sound and the look of the basses. Josh also cites Mike Herrera of MXPX as a Influence on choosing Music Man. Mike is a Avid Music Man user

"One of the best gifts I've ever been given. Thank you so much @markhoppus for the bass. Grateful to be out with you guys and appreciate everything you've done for us!"

Josh uses a Kemper Profiler on tour. Much like the rest of ADTR, he switched to a Kemper as a way to cut down on shipping costs. It would cost an insane amount more to ship a regular amp and cab around the world for tours. Josh uses a Ampeg preset that was already on the Kemper. He uses this preset rather than tone matching his personal amp collection

Along with Using Ernie Ball Music Man basses, Josh uses Ernie Ball strings. Josh uses "the purple pack" of Ernie Ball strings. He likes to have his strings changed often because he doesn't like a dead and/or clunky sounding strings. while on tour his strings are changed every 2 or so days on his main bass, and every 4 or so days on his backups

In this photo, one can see Joshua playing a Fender American Delxue Jazz Bass with a natural finish.

In this photo you can see Joshua playing an Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray HH

At 3:55 in this live video, we can see an Ampeg SVT-CL head behind Joshua and Jeremy

At 0:20 in this video, we can see an Ampeg SVT-810 Bass Cabinet just behind Joshua

During A Day to Remember's 2009 tour, Josh mainly used a Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass.