Joe Shrewsbury

In a discussion with fans on the Discord service, Joe mentions using a Gibson ES-125 on some of the band's tracks, notably their new song "Twenty Four Twelve Twenty". He also mentions this guitar is his favourite model.

In this picture, Joe is seen playing live with his band 65daysofstatic, with a clear image of a beautiful '72 Telecaster Custom.

In this picture, Joe is seen playing with his band 65daysofstatic, using an e-bow on a Fender Jaguar.

In this photo, Joe is seen playing a rather battered Fender Telecaster with his band 65daysofstatic.

Joe's pedals at La Maroquinerie in Paris (France) on Friday, 08 May 2009

Here is a picture where Joe plays with an e-bow as part of his band 65daysofstatic.

Joe's pedals at La Maroquinerie in Paris (France) on Friday, 08 May 2009

Shrewsbury uses a Diago Tourman pedal board and Powerstation effects pedal power supply

Joe's pedals at La Maroquinerie in Paris (France) on Friday, 08 May 2009

Joe's pedals at La Maroquinerie in Paris (France) on Friday, 08 May 2009

Joe's pedals at La Maroquinerie in Paris (France) on Friday, 08 May 2009

Joe Shrewsbury uses a Diago Tourman pedal board and Powerstation effects pedal power supply

seen very often in his boards, big black EHX knobs, silver enclosure with red and black detailing, 100% a Memory Man

probably the effect responsible for the early 65 trem sound in songs like Fix the Sky a Little, Aren't We All Running? and most famously, Radio Protector

This website lists the use of a Boss DD-5, also can be seen briefly during the Last.fm Lightship 95 series live, or the recording of No Man's Sky OST

Seen on Last.fm Lightship95 series live, and on other pedalboards from Joe

Official photo of Joe's pedalboard, recognizeable is the MXR Blue Box, there's a chance that it was used live only

sitting besides a power supply in this live iteration of his pedalboard

sitting on top of a power supply

at the right of his pedalboard, VPJR identified by the lettering on the side of the pedal

identifiable by the branding on top of the loop switcher

seen in concerts from 2009 forward, Joe's Main amp for gain sounds, sitting always on top of a Fender twin style amp

judging by the size of the amp on comparison to the orange 4x12 cab, this is a deluxe reverb, as it has the same appearance as the twin, but has a 1x12 cab