Nasty Nate Clark

When there’s no room on stage for my 5150 full stack this little guy comes in handy.

Mainstay on my pedalboard for 30 years.

Picked this up last year. Gets used for Motörhead covers often. Here’s I AM THE SWORD with it: https://skitzo3.bandcamp.com/album/skitzo-clas-sicks-3

Used this on Skitzo’s cover of Uriah Heep’s Rainbow Demon. https://skitzo3.bandcamp.com/album/skitzo-clas-sicks-3

Nasty Nate Clark utilizes the Mosky Black Rat, a cost-effective Rat clone distortion pedal, as highlighted on his Facebook page.

Nasty Nate Clark uses the Mesa/Boogie Stowaway Input Buffer in the middle of his pedalboard, as seen on his Facebook page.

Had room for some mini pedals in the middle of my board so this little guy is there currently.

This is stacked with the Mosky Black Rat to fatten it up on my board.

Here’s the pedalboard I use live.

I use this to run both channels on my Peavey CS800 power amp.

Always at the end of my pedal chain. Looped with drive pedals.

Nasty Nate Clark mentions on Facebook that the Idiotbox Blower Box is a mainstay on his pedalboard, highlighting its importance in his setup. He also notes that Blakky is a significant influence on his music.

I use this to DI bass signal at live shows sometimes.

Nasty Nate Clark uses the Dunlop CBM105Q Cry Baby® Mini Bass Wah to optimize space on his pedalboard, as noted on his Facebook page.

Nasty Nate Clark uses the Nine of Swords Tyrant fuzz pedal as his go-to choice for achieving a heavy doom tone reminiscent of Electric Wizard, as noted on his Facebook page.

I used this to get the tone for Messiah Of Evil on Skitzo’s Five Point Containment album. https://skitzo3.bandcamp.com/album/skitzo-five-point-containment

I use this to fatten up parts on songs like Mental Hell live.

Nasty Nate Clark uses the Boss MT-2 Metal Zone distortion pedal, describing it as essential for achieving an intense sound during live performances, according to his Facebook page.

Nasty Nate Clark uses the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner for its dual outputs, which are essential when running multiple amps. This information is shared on his Facebook page.

Nasty Nate Clark shared on Facebook that he recently acquired a Tech 21 SansAmp GT2 to run his guitar directly into the PA, praising its crushing tone.