Justin Meldal-Johnsen

he used fender geddy lee jazz bass on tour on discipline song and on the new album.

On Burn song nine inch nails.

The big come down.

JMJ playing his Fender Starcaster Bass.

JMJ playing his Fender Mustang Bass.

JMJ can be seen playling his fender mustang bass signature. He is discusing this bass right there : https://www.bassplayer.com/artists/instant-vintage-justin-meldal-johnsen-discusses-his-fender-signature-bass

"Live, I'm working with Beck sporadically throughout the year. In that scenario, I'm using a Fender '75 Precision, a '66 Mustang, a Guild Starfire, and a Gibson RD Artist. My live amp is an Aguilar DB751 and a DB810 cabinet.

"Live, I'm working with Beck sporadically throughout the year. In that scenario, I'm using a Fender '75 Precision, a '66 Mustang, a Guild Starfire, and a Gibson RD Artist. My live amp is an Aguilar DB751 and a DB810 cabinet.

“I use the B-15 when I need a punchy, sweet, natural tone—which is most of the time, in fact. Sonically speaking, I just find it so consistently rewarding. The amp seems to provide the perfect spectrum, with the right amount of ‘note.’ It’s midrangy, without ever being ‘pokey’; it’s deep without being flabby. Even on some big rock recordings, I’ve found it well suited for a surprisingly big sound. Historically, I think the platform was amazingly well conceived and forward-thinking. There’s nothing like it, nor will there likely ever be.”

Listed on Justin's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Justin's official Aguilar page.

Used with DB 810 and DB 412 cabs, according to Aguilar's official site.

Used with Justin's AG 500 head and DB 810 cab, according to Aguilar's official site.

My 10-minute impression thus far: pretty impressive

Justin Meldal-Johnsen uses a Pigtronix Disnortion, according to Pigtronix's website.

The Corona Chorus pedal is on of the TC Electronic products used by Justin Meldal-Johnsen, according to their website.

The Flashback Delay pedal is on of the TC Electronic products used by Justin Meldal-Johnsen, according to their website.

According to TC Electronic's website, Justin Meldal-Johnsen uses a PolyTune Polyphonic Tuner.

“My TimeFactor and ModFactor are really cool sounding, useful pedals that I use all the time on recording sessions. I'm pretty stoked that I can have Eventide quality on the floor! ”

“My TimeFactor and ModFactor are really cool sounding, useful pedals that I use all the time on recording sessions. I'm pretty stoked that I can have Eventide quality on the floor! ”

According to Maxon's website, Meldal-Johnsen uses the Maxon AD80 Analog Delay pedal.

According to Maxon's website, Meldal-Johnsen uses the Maxon AF9 Auto Filter guitar.

"The Microtubes B3K is an elegantly designed and pleasingly small pedal with a big overdrive sound, interesting parameters, and the essential blend knob. Highly recommended."

Listed on Justin's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Justin's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Justin's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Justin's official Aguilar page.