Lukács László

In this picture, you can see Lukács László with an Ibanez MDB4 bass guitar.

Lukács László used the Epiphone Nikki Sixx Blackbird Bass on stage during the late 2000s and early 2010s, as evidenced by a photograph available on the Tankcsapda website. He used this on the "Rockmafia Debrecen" album to record the song "Hatalom nélküli rend" (https://youtu.be/Avsh4M06VbQ?t=148).

Lukács László has been using signature Ibanez DTB400 bass guitars since 2017, with three custom-made for him, as confirmed by Ibanez guitars.

László Lukács plays such a bass in the video clip of "Be vagyok rúgva" (without a pickguard). We can also see him recording for the album "Rockmafia Debrecen" for the song "Hatalom nélküli rend" (https://youtu.be/Avsh4M06VbQ?t=165).

Lukács László used the Rickenbacker Lemmy Kilmister 4004LK "Rickenbastard" Bass - Carved Oak Leaf for recording the album "Rockmafia Debrecen," and it also appeared in several of music videos.

According to the official website of Tankcsapda, Lukács László uses the Mesa/Boogie Big Block 750 amp head. He probably uses it only in the studio, but not much is stated.

In the background of Lukács László's Facebook video posted in 2021, this amplifier head was visible, among many other equipment. Presumably it was/is used in the studio, but not much is known about it

In this picture, you can see Lukács László with his Gibson Thunderbird IV Vintage Sunburst. He mainly used this instrument on stage and almost always in the studio between 1999 and 2017.

In this picture, we can see Lukács László's two main pedals, one of which is the Dunlop Cry Baby 105Q Bass Wah Pedal, as shown in the video "TANKCSAPDA -- NINCSEN SEMMI -- ÉLŐ, VÁGATLAN FELVÉTEL," recorded in their practice room in 2013. He uses this pedal in the studio and during live shows.

In the video "TANKCSAPDA -- NINCSEN SEMMI -- ÉLŐ, VÁGATLAN FELVÉTEL," recorded in 2013 in their practice room, we can see Lukács László using a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner pedal. He employs this pedal both in the studio and during live shows.

In an interview featured on M2 Petőfi TV, Lukács László can be seen with the Ampeg SVT-2 Pro Head, as evidenced by its visible presence among the amp heads in the background.

In the studio recording featured in the video "TANKCSAPDA :: TANKTV :: S02E02 • EGYSZER MEGLESZ" by OfficialTankcsapda on YouTube, Lukács László is seen playing a Schecter PT Fastback in a black finish while recording a demo version of a song for the 2025 Tankcsapda album.