Paul Turner

Jamiroquai's esteemed bassist, Paul Turner is shown playing an Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray bass at a live performance. This photo is taken from the band's official website.

In this GigRig pedalboard set up, at 2:30, a Tone Hammer pedal can be seen next to his TLC compressor.

In the YouTube video by jimdunlopusa, Paul Turner is seen playing a white 1966 Fender Jazz Bass. In a related interview on Jamirotalk, he mentions that this bass is his preferred instrument.

Bassist Paul Turner uses the Darkglass Electronics Vintage Microtubes to add an amp-like warmth to his notes, as featured on the Darkglass Electronics artist page.

Used live on the Dynamite tour, as stated by FOH engineer Rick Pope in this January 1, 2006 Mix Online interview.

The three background vocalists are miked with Sennheiser 935s, AKG 414s on drummer Derrick McKenzie’s overheads, Beta 98s on the kick and toms (and percussionist Sola Akingbola’s congas) and Audio-Technica 4050s on Rob Harris’ guitars. Matt Johnson’s keyboards go direct and Paul Turner’s bass goes through a Ridge Farm Gas Cooker DI box before hitting the PM1D.

In this interview, Paul says, "My gig pedals include a 70s Mutron, 70s Bass Balls, EH Micro Synth, Boss Octave, Bass Flanger, MXR Driver and Auto Q."

At 4:12, two Akai Deep Impacts can be seen on his board

Having known and worked with Paul for the past few years, esteemed bass luthier Tom Stenback is in the enviable position of knowing exactly what he expects from his bass, both in terms of the sounds he needs and the feel of the instrument – both of which have been captured beautifully in Paul’s new Stenback 5-string. You get a real feeling that this bass has been tailored, very precisely, to cater for the needs of a bass guitar connoisseur.

"My amp set up is an Aguilar DB750 and 4x12 cab." - Paul Turner in this jamirotalk.net interview. Jamiroquai's official site does link to this page, which lends to the credibility of jamirotalk.net's information.

Paul Turner is shown using the 3Leaf Audio You're Doom Fuzz pedal in a photo posted on his Twitter account, taken at @deanststudios.

"My gig pedals include a 70s Mutron, 70s Bass Balls, EH Micro Synth, Boss Octave, Bass Flanger, MXR Driver and Auto Q." - Paul Turner in this jamirotalk.net interview. Jamiroquai's official site does link to this page, which lends to the credibility of jamirotalk.net's information.

Paul Turner expresses his appreciation for the Darkglass Electronics Duality Dual Fuzz Engine, highlighting its ability to blend different styles of fuzz, as noted on the Darkglass website under the "Artists" section by Carlos.

In this GigRig pedalboard set up at 2:30 you can see at TLC compressor on Paul's board

At 4:30 a wooly mammoth can be seen on his board

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

At 4:34 a boss OC-2 can be seen in the top right corner of Paul's board

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

Paul uses 2 of these, according to his official Aguilar page.

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

Paul Turner showcases the 3Leaf Audio Wonderlove Envelope Filter in several photos on his Twitter account, as well as on the Twitter account of 3Leaf founder Spencer Doren.

Paul Turner showcases his use of the 3Leaf Audio Octabvre in several photos on his Twitter account, as well as on the 3Leaf founder Spencer Doren's Twitter, highlighting its role in his setup.

"For smaller gigs I use the Aguilar TH500"

I've also seen him use this amp at a Brother Strut gig

Used live on the Dynamite tour, as stated by FOH engineer Rick Pope in this January 1, 2006 Mix Online interview.

Despite reservations, Pope mixes the show sans feedback on a Yamaha PM1D Version 2 digital system, and records both shows to Kay’s Pro Tools rig, which he bought when the band began work on Dynamite. (...) The three background vocalists are miked with Sennheiser 935s, AKG 414s on drummer Derrick McKenzie’s overheads, Beta 98s on the kick and toms (and percussionist Sola Akingbola’s congas) and Audio-Technica 4050s on Rob Harris’ guitars. Matt Johnson’s keyboards go direct and Paul Turner’s bass goes through a Ridge Farm Gas Cooker DI box before hitting the PM1D.

In the "Jamiroquai Live From Abbey Road" footage, provided by MANIRELOADED on YouTube, bassist Paul Turner is observed initiating his performance with a Fender Precision Bass during the rendition of "Runaway" before transitioning to a Jazz Bass for the subsequent pieces. This evidence underscores Turner's utilization of the Fender Precision Bass during the noted Abbey Road Studios sessions.