The laboratory ' effettidiclara' took care of the construction and wiring of the pedals for Victoria and Thomas. In his case it is the Boss ES-8, which allows you to connect a greater number of pedals in parallel. Thomas, Maneskin's guitarist, also uses a Boss pedalboard to connect his main pedals in parallel. The pedals in the pedalboard are almost all connected in parallel through the Boss ES-5 which allows to recall each of them separately (and possibly add two or more) so as to keep the signal as clean as possible. In some smaller concerts, I noticed the use of an Ampeg SVT-CL head with Ampeg 1x15 or 4x10 speaker. Her main amplifier is an Ampeg SVT-VR head with its Ampeg 8x10 cabinet and often on stage there is an identical backup ready to be connected in case of problems. Those Fenders are all basses of established quality, probably the current choice is dictated by the particular sound of the Danelectro and above all by the lower weight and dimensions of the latter, being a short scale bass. Victoria mainly uses a Danelectro 58 Longhorn bass although previously she used to prefer a Fender Jazz Bass and it was not uncommon to see her playing a Fender Precision as well. In this specific case I have to thank one of Victoria's stories posted on Instagram, which for a moment framed her and Thomas's pedalboards during a day spent in the rehearsal room! Consequently, I thought I'd publish an article about their pedalboards myself as soon as I could find some information. They are a relatively young band so their gear is still shrouded in mystery and online it is not possible to find much informations regarding the pedals used by Victoria and Thomas. In recent years Maneskin have made a lot of talk about themselves and winning at Eurovision 2021 they succeeded globally. The pedalboard of Victoria De Angelis, Måneskin bassist, in 2021!

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