Justin Harris

(30:58 minute mark) - Harris is proud to have two of Malekko pedals in his board, because Malekko is made in Portland, Harris' hometown. He describes this pedal as "a great bass overdrive".

(34:00 minute mark) - This is Harris' most important pedal. He uses this pedal for attenuation, because his Malekko Diabolik and B:Assmaster can get incredibly boosty at times.

Justin Harris is a man of many fuzzes. Among the favorites on his board are a Darkglass Super Symmetry, Team Awesome Fuzz Machine, and Malekko B:ASSMASTER. All of his pedals are routed through a Voodoo Lab PX8 and a Voodoo Lab Pedal Commander.

Justin Harris is a man of many fuzzes. Among the favorites on his board are a Darkglass Super Symmetry, Team Awesome Fuzz Machine, and Malekko B:ASSMASTER. All of his pedals are routed through a Voodoo Lab PX8 and a Voodoo Lab Pedal Commander.

(31:51 minute mark) - Harris uses this pedal for songs which have mild overdrive in it, not fuzz or distortion pedal. It has the nice overdrive to it.

(32:21 minute mark) - Harris has no idea how he got to this particular pedal. This pedal was built on basis of Jaco Pastorius' bass fuzz sound.

(33:17 minute mark) - This pedal, according to Harris, "messes up every single signal you get through". He uses another compressor pedal for this pedal.

Justin Harris is a man of many fuzzes. Among the favorites on his board are a Darkglass Super Symmetry, Team Awesome Fuzz Machine, and Malekko B:ASSMASTER. All of his pedals are routed through a Voodoo Lab PX8 and a Voodoo Lab Pedal Commander.

Justin Harris is a man of many fuzzes. Among the favorites on his board are a Darkglass Super Symmetry, Team Awesome Fuzz Machine, and Malekko B:ASSMASTER. All of his pedals are routed through a Voodoo Lab PX8 and a Voodoo Lab Pedal Commander.

Justin Harris is a man of many fuzzes. Among the favorites on his board are a Darkglass Super Symmetry, Team Awesome Fuzz Machine, and Malekko B:ASSMASTER. All of his pedals are routed through a Voodoo Lab PX8 and a Voodoo Lab Pedal Commander.

(28:27 minute mark) - This Lehle is used for switching between basses, each of the switches has a mute switch. This is the first pedal in the signal chain.

(28:34 minute mark) - Although Harris doesn't talk about it, Korg DT-10 tuner is clearly visible in his pedalboard.

(28:43 minute mark) - Harris also mentioned that he has the Lehle P-Split underneath his pedalboard to "give him the cleaner signal".

(29:17 minute mark) - Harris mentions that he uses this pedal mainl for engaging of the effects.

(30:14 minute mark) - This pedal is used to normalize the signal, which would usually get cut down by Malekko B:Assmaster and Malekko Diabolik in his pedalboard.

(33:44 minute mark) - He uses this pedal for the songs he wants "less bass, more treble-y sound". He also has drive and boost programmed on the presets.

(Note the Korg DT-10, which is exactly the one which later appeared in Bloc Party's rig rundown.) In this 2012 photo of Menomena's gear, taken at their Brussels concert, the TC Electronic is visible in Harris' pedalboard.

In a 2012 photo taken by Elisabeth Debourse at Menomena's concert in Brussels, Justin Harris's gear setup includes the Lehle Little Dual Amp Switcher Guitar Pedal.

(Note the Korg DT-10, which is exactly the one which later appeared in Bloc Party's rig rundown.) In this 2012 photo of Menomena's gear, taken at their Brussels concert, the EHX Bass MicroSynth is visible.

(Note the Korg DT-10, which is exactly the one which later appeared in Bloc Party's rig rundown.) In this 2012 photo of Menomena's gear, taken at their Brussels concert, the Fulltone Bass Drive is visible.