Mike Dirnt - Equipment

Equipment

Basses

  • Fender Mike Dirnt Precision Bass (in several different colors including: black, white, two-tone sunburst and Antigua.)
  • Fender 1969 Vintage Precision Bass (w/ a BadAss II Bridge, Seymour Duncan Antiquity Pride II Pickups) aka "Stella" (It is likely that the reason Mike named his bass "Stella" was for his daughter, Estelle.)
  • Fender Standard Precision Bass
  • An unknown Jackson bass (seen in a few live videos)
  • Fender 1966 Vintage Precision Bass
  • Gibson G3 Bass (no longer used)
  • Kramer 250B (no longer used)
  • Peavey Patriot Bass (no longer used)
  • Ernie Ball Musicman Stingray IV (Seen on top of the pops performance on 1/26/1995)

Amplification

  • Mesa/Boogie M-2000 Head (x3)
  • Mesa/Boogie 6x10 Custom Cab (x2+)
  • Mesa/Boogie 1x18 Cab (x2+)
  • Mesa/Boogie 2x10 Cab (x2+)
  • Fender Pro 1200 Head (x2)
  • Fender Pro 800 Head (x1)
  • Fender Pro 810 Cab (x3+)

Misc

  • Ernie Ball Super Slinky Strings
  • Fender 7250M Strings
  • Shure ULX Wireless
  • Custom Audio Electronics Switcher
  • Custom Moody 2.5" Signature Leather Straps
  • Custom "Dirnt" Dunlop Tortex Picks .76 mm and .88 mm
  • Zinky Master Blaster Boost Pedal
  • Zinky True Grit Overdrive Pedal

Dirnt plays using a pick as opposed to plucking the strings with his fingers.

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