Jacob Bugden

In this live video of Beabadoobee at Glastonbury 2022, we can see Jacob playing his red Fender Strat with 3 humbuckers, likely PAF style

In this Fake It Flowers live stream, posted on the 16th of October 2020, we can see Jacob using his Fender Jaguar, specifically at 9:48

In this live video from Beabadoobee performing Take A Bite on the 28th of September 2024, we can see Jacob playing a Dakota Red Mustang, likely from 64' or 65'

Jacob Bugden is seen with a Gibson Southern Jumbo guitar in an Instagram post titled "Throw your phone in the sea."

In an Instagram post by Jacob Bugden, guitarist for Beabadoobee, he is seen playing a Fender Jaguar Special with pearloid fret inlays.

Jacob Bugden, guitarist for Beabadoobee, is shown using the Audio Kitchen Big Chopper amplifier head in his live performances, as seen in his Instagram post.

In the YouTube video titled "beabadoobee - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)," recorded on November 21, 2022, Jacob Bugden is seen using the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV at the 3:24 mark. This performance was hosted by KEXP.

In this youtube video of Beabaddobee performing Beaches (0:27 seconds in) on Jimmy Fallon, we can see Bugden playing his 52' Reissue, note the strat- style pickup selector tip. This guitar has been seen used live on the Beabadoobee 2024 tour, possibly hinting at use while recording "This Is How Tomorrow Moves"

In this Instagram story screenshot of Bugden playing live with Beabadoobee, the DL4 MkII can be spotted on his pedalboard among many others. This is his touring rig for the UK 2024 Beabadoobee tour and has likely been used on the other legs of the 2024 tours, and prior tours.

In an Instagram story (posted Thursday, November 21, 2024) showcasing Jacob Bugden's pedalboard during a Beabadoobee gig, the Eventide H90 Harmonizer can be seen positioned at the top left of his pedalboard. This visual evidence confirms his use of the gear.

A photograph captured at Beabadoobee's show in Brighton on 19/11/24 shows a guitar pick featuring the "Herco Flex 75" branding. This pick, along with several others, was thrown into the crowd by guitarist Jacob Bugden, confirming his use of Dunlop Herco Flex 75 Nylon 1.01mm Guitar Picks. The image can be viewed here.

In the provided image taken from the 10:36 music video, the DigiTech WH-5 Whammy V is visible in the bottom corner of Jacob Bugden's pedalboard.

In this Instagram post, we can see Bugden’s whole pedalboard and amp rig. This confirms the effects switchers use in the studio, and can also be spotted in live performances.

In this Instagram post, we can see Bugden’s whole pedalboard and amp rig. This confirms the use of the chorus pedal in the studio, and can also be spotted in live performances.

In an Instagram post from 2023, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs the DL4 both in studio recordings and live performances.

In a 2023 Instagram post, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is prominently displayed, clearly indicating his use of the Boss DM-2W Delay Waza Craft. This visual evidence, supported by additional live performance footage, confirms that Bugden utilizes the DM-2W in both studio recordings and live performances.

In an Instagram post from 2023, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Boss TU-3S. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs the TU-3S both in studio recordings and live performances as his main tuner.

In a 2023 Instagram post, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is clearly visible, showing the use of the Boss FV-500H Volume Pedal. This visual evidence, along with other footage from live performances, confirms that Bugden utilizes the FV-500H in both studio recordings and live settings.

In an Instagram post from 2023, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Boss RV-500. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs the RV-500 both in studio recordings and live performances.

In an Instagram post from 2023, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Hudson Electrics Sidecar. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs the Sidecar both in studio recordings and live performances.

In an Instagram post from 2023, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Source Audio EQ2 Programmable EQ. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs EQ2 both in studio recordings and live performances.

In an Instagram post from 2023, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Fairfield Circuitry The Barbershop Millennium Overdrive. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs the Barbershop both in studio recordings and live performances.

In this YouTube video, "beabadoobee - Don't Get The Deal (Live on KEXP)", we can see Bugden's custom Fairlane Zephyr, fitted with two Monty's vintage wound Jazzmaster pickups and the jazzmaster style bridge and vibrato unit.

In this YouTube video of Beabadoobee performing "Worth It" on vevo DSCVR, we can see Jacob Bugden using the natural Fender American Vintage II 1972 Telecaster Thinline with humbuckers to achieve his signature sound

In this Instagram post, Bugden's amp and pedalboard recording rig can be seen, the Marshall SV20C can be seen mic'ed up along 2 other amplifiers

In this Instagram post, we can see Bugden’s whole pedalboard and amp rig. We can see the EarthQuaker Devices Westwood on the top left of the board, confirming the drives use in the studio

In KEXP picture taken on the 21st of November in 2022, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Audio Kitchen The Big Trees. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs the Big Trees both in studio recordings and live performances.

In an Instagram post from 2023, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs the CS-3 both in studio recordings and live performances.

In this Instagram story screenshot of Bugden playing live with Beabadoobee (taken November 21, 2024), the Strymon BigSky can be spotted on his pedalboard among many others. This is his touring rig for the UK 2024 Beabadoobee tour and has likely been used on the other legs of the 2024 tours, and prior tours.

In this KEXP picture taken on the 21st of November in 2022, Jacob Bugden's pedalboard is visible, clearly showing the use of the Strymon Mobius Modulator. This visual evidence, along with other live performance footage, confirms that Bugden employs the Mobius both in studio recordings and live performances.