Andy Summers

Directly at the front of the image, you can see the Superego+ immediately.

Directly above the superego+, you can see the loop pedal there.

Directly below the Monroe painting, you can see the boost pedal there.

Below the Big Muff, you can see the pedal amongst may others.

Can be seen in the post next to the other EarthQuaker pedals.

If you look in the far left of the image you can see the pedal amongst Andy's countless others.

This can be seen right at the front of the image, above the Oceans 11 pedal.

Andy Summers has confirmed his use of the Fender Twin Amp in an interview with Guitar Player, stating, "I had simple tools: a Telecaster, a Fender Twin, and maybe an MXR Phase 90." This is further corroborated by his mention of the gear in an interview with Rick Beato.

In a performance of "Can't Stand Losing You" in 1978, Andy Summers is seen playing an Aria Pro II PE-1500, which closely resembles the PE-1000 model, differing mainly in the fingerboard material. Additionally, in a Top of the Pops performance of "Roxanne" on May 3, 1979, Summers uses the same model.

In this Instagram post by Andy Summers, the TC Electronic SCF Gold Stereo Chorus Flanger can be seen on his pedalboard. The pedal seems to be his main source of chorus and flanger effects today.

In an interview with Digital Camera World, Andy Summers confirms owning a Leica M6 Rangefinder Camera.

In an interview with Digital Camera World, Andy Summers confirms owning a Leica M7.

In an interview with Digital Camera World, Andy Summers confirms owning a Leica M10 Monochrom Rangefinder Camera.