Mark Damon

Modding the current pedalboard. Only really using the DOD Meatbox, Tech 21 SansAmp (for slight amp overdrive) and the Boss Tuner these days. May be time to add a true distortion pedal or something else interesting...suggestions?

Modding the current pedalboard. Only really using the DOD Meatbox, Tech 21 SansAmp (for slight amp overdrive) and the Boss Tuner these days. May be time to add a true distortion pedal or something else interesting...suggestions?

Modding the current pedalboard. Only really using the DOD Meatbox, Tech 21 SansAmp (for slight amp overdrive) and the Boss Tuner these days. May be time to add a true distortion pedal or something else interesting...suggestions?

shown on current version of Mark's pedal board (posted to Facebook). Used for the intro effected bass (multi-octave) on Miss Nothing when performed live.

Shown on current version of Mark's pedalboard posted to Facebook. Used sparingly (palm muted bass intro to Make Me Wanna Die, heavy effected line in Miss Nothing and several other scattered spots in the live set)

Mark Damon discussed the signal chain of his pedalboard on his Instagram post on 12/12/22

My signal goes through the @ernieball volume pedal (for smooth hands-free volume adjustments), straight to the rock solid @bossfx_us TU3 tuner, into the @rupert_neve RNDI for an “always clean” tone to FOH. Then right up the @wizardamplificationinc Crunch compressor pedal (great compression based on the classic 1176), to the @ehx NanoPog octave divider (used on Miss Nothing), to the @darkglasselectronics B3K distortion pedal (my current favorite distortion for bass…doesn’t lose the bottom end!), to the @jimdunlopusa MXR custom shop Script Phase 90 (my “secret sauce”) and then out to my amp.