Pat Smear

When watching Endless, Nameless from the Live and Loud performance, you can clearly see the pedal at 1:41 if you slow the video down.

In the effects pedal section for pat smear it says he kept these on his pedal board.

Pat used an ProCo Rat 2 during the early Foo Fighters (1995-1996/1997) period.

In a user-uploaded photo, Pat Smear's pedalboard with the Foo Fighters prominently features a ProCo RAT pedal. It's unclear if this is a RAT 2 or the original Small Box RAT, similar to what he used during his time with Nirvana.

Kurt Cobain gifted a Tech 21 SansAmp Classic to Pat Smear for his pedalboard. While Pat owns the SansAmp, he opted to use a ProCo Rat during live performances due to personal preference. This is supported by a user-uploaded photo.

In this source photograph, Pat Smear's pedalboard with the Boss TR-2 Tremolo Pedal can be seen on the floor.

Here is a view of the board with Pat in the picture.

During the Endless, Nameless at Live and Loud, you can see a Memory Man at 1:41

The Lexotone is seen at the top right corner (bottom left from our view) of Pat's board.

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Seen on live pedalboard circa August 2021.

Seen on live pedalboard circa August 2021.

Pat Smear is known to use the MXR M-104 Distortion +, specifically a late 1970s model, as detailed in Alex Roberts' equipment guide on Live Nirvana.

You can see the Small Clone next to the Boss Ds-2 during the video at 1:41

The Fulltone website features Pat Smear's pedalboard, which includes the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator.

The TU-3 can be seen on the right of Pat's board

Seen on live pedalboard circa August 2021.

Pat Smear uses the Line 6 M13 Stompbox Modeler, as seen on his pedalboard featured on Fulltone's artist page.

Pat Smear is shown using a Voodoo Lab Amp Selector in a photo featured on the Fulltone website.

A Dunlop Volume Pedal can be seen in this photo of Pats rig.

In this screenshot of the Tibetan Freedom Concert in 1996, we can see the pedalboard of Pat, it is composed of a ProCo Rat 2 (see one of my previous submission), a Arion Stage Tuner (we can clearly see that it’s the Arion Stage Tuner), a Boss BF-2 (sure it’s the Boss BF-2 because of the shape and color of the pedal but also of the live at Concert Hall 1996, where during the noise part of Exhausted we can ear a Flange effect), and a Digitech Whammy II (sure it’s a Whammy II because of the shape, footswitch, and color of the pedal).

In this screenshot of the Tibetan Freedom Concert in 1996, we can see the pedalboard of Pat, it is composed of a ProCo Rat 2 (see one of my previous submission), a Arion Stage Tuner (we can clearly see that it’s the Arion Stage Tuner), a Boss BF-2 (sure it’s the Boss BF-2 because of the shape and color of the pedal but also of the live at Concert Hall 1996, where during the noise part of Exhausted we can ear a Flange effect, and the version is the Japanese one with the black knobs), and a Digitech Whammy II (sure it’s a Whammy II because of the shape, footswitch, and color of the pedal).

In this screenshot of the Tibetan Freedom Concert in 1996, we can see the pedalboard of Pat, it is composed of a ProCo Rat 2 (see one of my previous submission), a Arion Stage Tuner (we can clearly see that it’s the Arion Stage Tuner), a Boss BF-2 (sure it’s the Boss BF-2 because of the shape and color of the pedal but also of the live at Concert Hall 1996, where during the noise part of Exhausted we can ear a Flange effect), and a Digitech Whammy II (sure it’s a Whammy II because of the shape, footswitch, and color of the pedal).

On Live Nirvana’s website it states Pat used a MXR Distortion+ on his pedalboard