Mike Dirnt

Mike can be seen in concert with Green Day, and an Ampeg VST-II on the right side of the image. From what is known, it is believed that Mike Dirnt used this amp from approximately September 1993 to May 1996. Based off of available pictures, it was also used in studio on the album "Dookie".

Mike Dirnt on his M-2000's in exclusive interview with Guitar Center, "I use a Mesa/Boogie M-2000 head. I use four of those; actually I use three of those because it has an adjustable blend between tube & solid-state preamps. Half of it is solid state and the other half is tube. So I run one half kind of gritty and the other half really clean. And it allows me to adjust by how hard I play, how much the bass grits out and breaks up."

Mike used these amps from 1997 to 2002, until he switched to Fender.

"#jamescorden tonight with these guys!!! #RevRad"

Also, we can see Mike playing this one here, at 0:36: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn9zOvkJ15Q

In an Instagram post, Mike Dirnt showcases his guitar rig, which includes a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal. This setup is likely used during performances with The Coverups, as hinted at by the hashtags and tagged brands in the post.

Used as main amp through 2004 - 2011.

In an interview with Bass Guitar magazine, in late 2004, Mike said: "...I went to Fender HQ in Arizona and they told me, 'You should try these amps.' And I said (lacking enthusiasm), 'Yeah, well...' because I'm at the stage now where I can pretty much afford whatever amp I want to play, right? And I tried them out. It was smokin'! Me and my tech looked at each other and we were like, wow!..."

In this photo (taken in November 1994) Mike appears to be using two Ampeg cabinets - one with "Oleven" logo attached and other blank.

" And I play a Höfner on one song, “Drama Queen,” which has really fat bass." Mike Dirnt word about Hoffner Viola Bass

In this picture, we can see Mike playing a G&L L1000 Bass

"Now I am actually using the latest Fender Bassman 800. I worked and collaborated with Fender in order to design this amp."

In this photo, we can see Mike playing Sterling by Music Man SUB bass.

taken from @batmansmom's stories. Mike Dirnt can be seen playing this bass.

According to this post (link below), Mike Dirnt has MXR M300 reverb, Boss DD3 delay, TC Electronic PolyTune, TC Electronic Corona chorus and Lovepedals Fuse effect pedals in his guitar rig. (Probably this rig is used during The Coverups gigs.) Post https://www.instagram.com/p/B5tfX8sjdPM/

(seen in lower right corner)

This amp was bought as a replacement for GK 400B, and was used as touring amp in late 1992 - mid-1993, as a backup in early 1994 and as a prop item in 'Basket Case' music video. The amp never saw use on any of Green Day records.

His collection also includes a Höfner, a black 1982 Gibson Victory bass, a ’65 candy-apple red Jazz Bass, and an Olympic white ’62 P-Bass that “sounds like a Steinway.”

In this video, Mike Dirnt can be seen playing this bass.

In the latest Green Day music video for "Meet Me On The Roof", Mike can be seen playing a Gibson EB-0. It is definitely an EB-0 as opposed to an EB-3, hence the lack of a bridge pickup and two nob configuration. There's a very brief but clear shot of it at 1:15.

At 20:56 in this Premier Guitar video, we can see how Mike's tech show us a Fender Standard Precision Bass Black.

Also this bass use for recording album "American Idiot"

"I used a Les Paul as well, wich was another piece of shit" Mike's word about Gibson Les Paul Bass

"When dad's away the kids will play! #SoThatsWhyMYGuitarsAreAllOutOfTuneWheniComeHomeAtNight! @mikedirntshomies @batmansmom #generatioNext" In this video, we can see Ryan Pritchard (Mike's daughter) playing with his father's Fender Classic Player Telecaster Thinline Deluxe Electric Guitar

At 0:23 in this live performance, we can see Mike playing his Fender Jazz Bass. You can even hear it at 2:15, and it definitely sounds like a Jazz Bass.

During 1997-2002, Mike Dirnt use Mexican Standard Fender Precision Bass for Stage Destruction and he always smash it after performing "When I Come Around" before encore "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)"

At 0:14, Mike play with Fiesta Red Fender Road Worn P-Bass.

In this photo, you can see Mike with Les Paul Junior

used in their new father of all music video

at the timestamp 1:32, Mike Dirnt's microphone can be seen held to the stand with what appears to be a piece of orange duct tape

"Mesa make me a 4x10 cabinet that I could use for the high end, to get that click, like tic-tac bass." Mike's word about his amp

His collection also includes a Höfner, a black 1982 Gibson Victory bass, a ’65 candy-apple red Jazz Bass, and an Olympic white ’62 P-Bass that “sounds like a Steinway.”

In this picture, we can see Mike playing a Gibson J-45 acoustic guitar

In this video we can see Mike playing his Fender American Standard P-Bass

In this picture, we can see Mike with his Fender Pawn Shop Mustang Bass