Used to record "Do I Wanna Know?" and for each live performance of it. Alex Turner has been seen using the Vox Starstream in many notable performances, such as Austin City Limits 2013 and Live at the Red Bull Sound Space at KROQ, the latter seen in this 2013 video. It was also used for a live performance "Crying Lightning" on March 5, 2018 at The Hollywood Forever Cemetery and for some live performances of "Cornerstone" in 2022 (https://youtu.be/O4biHn4ZpGk). The story of the Starstream's acquisition and initial use on AM was given by producer James Ford in this August 1, 2013 NME interview.

What was your favourite moment recording the album?

It was actually when ‘Do I Wanna Know?’ came together, I just remember thinking, ‘This sums up what we’re trying to do’. It felt kind of heavy – and heavy in mood as well. It had a weight to it that I really like. I remember when that came together being really excited, and seeing the picture crystallise in front of me a little bit of where we going. It was one of the first ones we got done, and it was that thing of it coming together – I could see the end call from that point onwards.

That riff was written on Alex’s 12-string Vox guitar, right?

Yeah. I remember when we bought it, I’ve got a picture of Alex playing it when we did the previous album [‘Suck It And See’]. He found it at the end of that record, and we never really used it on it. But I remember it quite distinctly, because it’s got these effects built into the guitar and I think he actually bought it as a bit of a joke. But I think it actually turned into a bit of an inspirational instrument! A lot of the riffs were written on that particular guitar.

Tom Rowley also plays the guitar for "one for the road"

The Chemical Brothers are shown using the Vox Starstream XII in their studio, as highlighted in Synthtopia's article "The Chemical Brothers Studio Will Make You Drool."

Dean DeLeo is associated with a '68 Vox Starstream XII, as mentioned in a tweet by STPRobertDeLeo.

Robert DeLeo shares on Twitter that he starts his day with his '68 Vox Starstream XII, indicating his personal use of this extended range electric guitar.

In this photo, Newcombe can be seen playing a Vox Starstream XII.

J. Spacemen can clearly be seen playing a Vox Starstream XII. The partially visible headstock says it all, it has two parallel lines of tuners, which are to be on the twelve string version only. I just can't attach two pictures. There is also a picture where the headstock is fully visible, it only has the guitar captured, not both Spaceman and the guitar.

Jarvis Cocker has been playing the Vox Starstream XII as of festival performances promoting his new project, JARV IS...

In the live performance video of Spacemen 3 at Forum Enger, Germany, on May 6, 1989, the band can be seen using a Vox Starstream XII electric guitar.

Fernando Nuti's Vox Starstream XII is featured in a photo from his instrument collection, uploaded by a user on Lagoonar.

In this Premier Guitar article from May 20, 2021 (https://www.premierguitar.com/artists/hearty-har-interview), PG has images of Tyler Fogerty and his preferred guitar, a Vox Starstream XII teardrop, sitting in his studio with his brother Shane and his favored guitar. Later in this article, a live performance image is provided of their band Hearty Har showing Tyler using his Vox Starstream XII teardrop guitar. Tyler also has a 6-string version of the Vox Starstream he uses in both studion and live according to PG. Tyler and Shane are sons of John Fogerty of legendary fame with Creedance Clearwater Revival (CCR) and a solid solo career.

There is also a 25-min YouTube video of a live Heart Har session on "Scenes Live Sessions" (https://youtu.be/wnvTo_2lRO8) where Tyler is performing with his Vox Starstream XII. This YouTube video clip is all accessible in the PG article.