Mark Egan

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According to Mark Egan's official website, he uses D'Addario EXL170 Nickel Round Wound Bass Strings for his 4-string basses.

According to Mark Egan's official website, the Radial Engineering JDI Passive Direct Box MK3 is listed as part of his equipment.

Egan's official website states that he uses a Markbass Multiamp S.

Mark Egan, a renowned bassist and music producer, utilizes the Millennia TD-1 in his recording sessions. As highlighted on his official website, Egan states, "I first became aware of Millennia Pro Audio from various recording sessions in New York studios. Millennia audio equipment is also the preferred microphone preamp for orchestral recordings because of the detailed and pristine sound it produces." He appreciates the TD-1's flexibility as both an audiophile mic preamp and equalizer, allowing him to tailor his sound according to the music style. Egan further explains its unique features, such as the Twin Topology offering solid-state or vacuum tube amplifiers, and describes the EQ section as "very accurate, smooth and effective." He often uses the solid-state mode for a pristine sound that complements his Pedulla basses. Additionally, he notes the TD-1's portability and its exquisite performance in recording piano.

Mark Egan confirms his use of the Summit Audio 2BA-221 Mic/Line Preamp on his website, stating, "The Summit 2Ba-221 Mic/Line Preamp is a great sounding mic preamp that combines a tube and solid state circuit to create a wide variety of sounds from tube saturation to a very clean and pristine sound. I use it on a variety of recording sessions for a fat or clean sound depending on the style of music".

Mark Egan confirms the use of the Summit Audio TLA-50, stating, "The smooth Summit compression character is a great enhancement for my bass sound and very easy to use. I use it in line with the Summit 2BA-221 mic pre as a signal chain. It’s very portable and the combination creates a very powerful signal chain that I can take to many studios," as documented by the source "Summit Gear - Mark Egan" provided by Eganmaster.

Mark Egan confirms his use of a customized Fender Jazz Bass, stating, "This bass sounds amazing! It is the vintage Fender sound and feel. I had the artwork painted on and replaced the noisy original pickups with Seymour Duncan ¼ pounder J bass pickups, Shaller tuners, a brass nut, and a Badass Bridge. I found this bass at a flea market in Miami, FL in the early seventies and paid $100 for it!" This information is supported by an image provided on his official website.

On Egan's website, he states, "It was in 1981 that I bought my first M.V. Pedulla fretless Buzz Bass #236 and I’ve been playing Pedulla basses ever since then ... The main basses that I play today are my 5-string fretted and fretless M.V. Pedulla Mark Egan Signature Buzz basses".