Mark Stoermer

Mark Stoermer discusses his evolving approach to tone and subtlety in his playing in an interview with Bassplayer. He mentions using the Boss BD-2 Blues Driver, highlighting its role in capturing the nuances of his sound as he moves beyond the raw energy of his earlier days.

From Mark's Official YouTube Channel. In this live studio recording, at the 0:13 second mark. You get a clear shot of half of his pedal board that sits by his feet in the video. You can make out a pedal cut off on the left of the screen that says Baby with 535Q underneath.

From Mark's Official YouTube Channel. In this live studio recording, at the 0:13 second mark. You get a clear shot of half of his pedal board that sits by his feet in the video. The light blue JHS Unicorn sticks out with it's light blue.

From Mark's Official YouTube Channel. In this live studio recording, at the 0:13 second mark. You get a clear shot of half of his pedal board that sits by his feet in the video. The MXR ten band EQ sits is at the top of his board.

From Mark's Official YouTube Channel. In this live studio recording, at the 0:13 second mark. You get a clear shot of half of his pedal board that sits by his feet in the video. The Big Muff sits at the top left of his board.

From Mark's Official YouTube Channel. In this live studio recording, at the 0:13 second mark. You get a clear shot of half of his pedal board that sits by his feet in the video. This pedal is a little harder to see, but the memory toy is closest to the stand, but out of focus. You can tell what it is by electro harmonix's iconic metal case, how many knobs, half white label, and where it sits in the signal chain.