Rex Brown

This is a photo of the Pantera, Kill Devil Hill, and Down's bass player Rex Brown's pedal board. On the far top left of Rex Brown's pedal board is the MXR Blowtorch. Very distinct in appearance due to the silver body and orange caution stripes.

At 2:08 you can see Rex using the Two Faze pedal

A Phase 90 can be seen in Rex's pedalboard at about 1:07 into the video.

Loving this new Bass Distortion from my family at MXR! Some of the best distorted Rat tones ever from this little beast! And with the Dry/Wet knobs YOU are totally in control of your low end!" - Rex

This is a photo of the Pantera, Kill Devil Hill, and Down's bass player Rex Brown's pedal board. You will notice just below the board is the set list for the evening which shows "Devil Hill Music.com" over it's top.

In this photo of his pedal board from the Guitar Gods website, you can see the bass attack at the top right of the board.

This is a photo of the Pantera, Kill Devil Hill, and Down's bass player Rex Brown's pedal board. You will notice just below the board is the set list for the evening which shows "Devil Hill Music.com" over it's top. You can see a dark green MXR pedal on the bottom of the pedal board. The three buttons on top and 1 stomp selector shows it's an MXR Carbon Copy.

In this photo from Geargods.com is the pedal bard of Pantera, Kill Devil Hill, and Down's bass player Rex Brown. You will notice just below the board is the set list for the evening which shows "Devil Hill Music.com" over it's top.

A Morley Pro Series PBA Bass Wah pedal in his pedal chain. You can tell it's the Pro Series II PBA Bass Wah because it has only one button located to the left of the gear, says Pro under the toe, and the blue paint of the product.

At 0:42 in the video you see Rex using the Carl Martin Bass Chorus pedal

In this photo of Brown's pedalboard we can see a Boss CEB-3 Bass Chorus. We can tell this is Brown's pedalboard as we can see the Kill Devil Hill setlist just below it.

Aswell in a separate interview Brown stated:

"I use an Ampeg SVT 4 and a chorus for just a little bit of presence. It definitely makes a difference"

However it is unclear if he was refering to this specific pedal.

In this photo from Geargods.com is the pedal bard of Pantera, Kill Devil Hill, and Down's bass player Rex Brown. You will notice just below the board is the set list for the evening which shows "Devil Hill Music.com" over it's top.

The top of his pedal board features the power unit for all his pedals, the Dunlop DC-Brick Multi-Power Supply.

Radial's website lists the Bassbone OD as one of Rex Brown's pedals.

A deleted user-uploaded photo showed Rex Brown's live rack setup, featuring the Darkglass Electronics Microtubes B7K Analog Bass PreAmp.

Rex's pedal tray, showing the compressor

Rex's pedal tray with the harmonic booster.

You can see the pedal on the fourth picture next to the Morley bass wah.

At 19:49 you can see the pedal on Rex's Pedalboard.

At 19:45 you can see a DCX bass preamp pedal.

At 19:46 you can see the Peterson StroboStomp HD.

At 28:44 you can see the super vintage pedal.

At 28:55 Rex's tech mentions the Cali 76 stacked edition compressor.

At 29:14, you can see a Darkglass NSG noise gate pedal.

In a video by Morley, Rex Brown presents his new signature 'Old Blue' Wah Pedal.

In this Instagram post on the 5th image, this pedal can be seen on his board

In this Instagram post on the 5th image, this pedal can be seen on his board. This pedal was also used in his signature plugin by JST.

RATE: 9 SPEED/DEPTH 2 In this video by Scott's Bass Lessons Rex is Quoted Saying '' I used to use the chorus alot on those first two records because it just added a little depth that made the bass stick out'' He says this at 13:50