This article on the making of Marr's 2018 Call the Comet album by MixOnline.com touches on some of the gear used during the recording process. "The bass, played by Iwan Gronow, goes through a Fender Bassman 100 or 300 through an 8x10 speaker. When not going DI, either an Electro-Voice RE20 or Neumann TLM 103 or beyerdynamic m380 microphone is used." (While the engineer is providing this feedback, the gear is housed in Marr's own Crazy Face studios, which contains gear he's collected over his decades in the music industry.)

video recorded at Electrical Audio, Steve Albini's studio, item shown at 3:52

Used for acoustic guitar on Perfect Animal, as can be seen in this photo from the recording sessions.

Used on In Human Form, as featured in this December 7, 2012 Instagram post by Grandfather.

#Bass #Beyer #M380

Used for the "bass drum front" on Why'd I Try, as stated by bandmate Michael Kirsch in this self-written October 5, 2010 SonicScoop article.

Drums (Kentucky)

Bass Drum Front: Beyer M380 -> 1176 Limiter Slow Release, 20:1

Bass Drum Batter: Shure SM98

Snare: Sony C37e -> NTI EQ

Rack Tom: Josephson E22s Top and Bottom

Floor Tom: Josephson E22s Top and Bottom

Overheads: Royer 122 (L&R) -> 1178 Limiter -> GML EQ + 678k + 3726k

M-S Stereo: AKG C24 M.S (0 + ?) -> Electrical M-S Matrix

Room Ambience: Neumann CMV563 + N55k Capsules (L&R) -> 20ms Stereo Delay

Rimshot: Shure SM98 -> GML Limiter

Used on Why'd I Try, as stated by bandmate Michael Kirsch in this self-written October 5, 2010 SonicScoop article and as visible in this photo from the article captioned "1966 Fender Bassman miked with a Beyer M380 (low) and Josephson E22 (high)".

Bass Guitar (Alcatraz)

Low: Beyer M380 -> Urei LA12 Limiter “Auto” – 3dB

High: Josephson E22s -> John Hardy M2 Preamp -> HPF 280Hz