Albert Hammond Jr

At 2:57 minute mark of this rig rundown, the "Freeze" pedal by Electro-Harmonix is visible on his board.

An image of Albert Hammond Jr.'s pedalboard from a few years ago features the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, indicating his use of this effect pedal.

Listed on Albert's official EQD artist page.

The Eventide H9 Max Multi-Effects Pedal was used by Albert, as seen in his pedalboard tweet.

This photo from Albert Hammond, Jr.'s official Twitter shows his pedal-board, which includes an EarthQuaker Devices Palisades Overdrive guitar effects pedal.

During my first The Strokes concert at Lollapalooza Brasil 2017, I was thrilled to catch a white Tortex Albert Hammond Jr. "AHJ" Official Custom Pick after they played "Hard to Explain." This pick, featuring the "AHJ" inscription, is also available in black. The pick, reminiscent of a Fender Medium, offers a smooth and velvety feel. Meeting Albert Hammond Jr. and Nick Valensi the next day made the experience even more unforgettable.

In this video, Albert Hammond Jr talks about his signature model Fender Strat:

My name is Albert Hammond Jr, and this is my signature Strat. There is something about this guitar and how it looks and how it feels that is comforting. The pickups and the neck are the two main factors. So they give you a feel in your hands, and a sound that starts you off on where you want to go. I feel like that, sonically, is what's going to make the unique difference between this Strat and another Strat. So we were building it with the same intensity that I play. I wanted a generation to grab it and just feel the same way I did when I grab it and not even know and just have this amazing guitar. I like the idea that it has pieces of me in it but it's a blank slate for someone else to have their own journey with.

Throughout the video you can see many shots of Hammond playing an HH Fender Stratocaster.

In an interview featured on Korg's website, Albert Hammond Jr discusses his use of the Korg microKORG XL Music Synthesizer.

2 amp heads of that kind, along with two 4x12 matching cabinets were seen with Hammond Jr. He used those amps especially for Strokes' performance at Bonnaroo, which happened on 12nd of June, 2015.

Although this video looks like it was filmed with a potato, 13:06 is the shot where he can clearly be seen with 2 Hiwatt DR504 heads.

At 3:25 minute mark of his Reverb interview, this pedal is also visible.

The Wessex pedal is visible at 2:59 minute mark of his pedalboard rundown.

Albert explains that he's using this pedal for another band's debut album.

You can check in this tweet a photograph of a Walrus Audio Contraband in Albert's gear,

In this tweet, Albert shows his pedalboard which includes a Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner.

albert is asked about the ps60 in this interview from korg.

The EarthQuaker Devices Arpanoid is shown in this Tweet from Albert.

In this photo from Albert Hammond, Jr.'s official Twitter showing his "new pedal board setup," he displays his Mad Professor Deep Blue Delay pedal.

In this photo, we can see Hammond using a Martin DC-16GTE.

On this site specialized in artist pedalboards you can see a photo of Albert Hammond Jr's pedalboard with the T-Rex FuelTank Classic included on it. By the way, the photo is from 2013.

In this Reverb interview, Hammond Jr shows his pedalboard, at 3:34 minute mark, it is revealed that the pedal also has the Epitome in it.

Albert Hammond Jr uses the Visual Sound V3 Route 66 pedal on lead vocals, as highlighted by Truetone on their Facebook page.

Albert explains that he's using this pedal for another band's album.

You can check in this tweet a photograph of a EarthQuaker Devices Speaker Cranker in Albert's pedalboard.

Listed on Albert's official EQD artist page.

Hammond was featured as a user of Hiwatt products, and there is a photo of him with the cabinets as well.

In an interview with Korg, Albert Hammond Jr discusses his use of the Korg Monotron Analog Ribbon Synthesizer.

I noticed Albert first changing from his trademark Hot Rod to the 68 custom deluxe reverb at a spring 2019 show in Toronto but could not find good footage to back up. In this video it is clear at 8:51. He also mentions it in another video where he discusses his Artist Fender Stratocaster.

it looks like Albert's using a thinline tele while recording Life is Simple in the Moonlight. It may be a studio guitar but he's using on the song nonetheless.

In this photo from The Strokes set at Lollapalooza Paris in 2019, Albert Hammond Jr. is seen playing the Blacktop Strat, albeit with a red pickguard.