Ben Howard

Ben Howard is seen here playing a Gibson Les Paul Goldtop Electric Guitar.

Ben Howard uses this nylon stringed version of the 812 ce to play "Keep Your Head Up". You can see him playing it on Pure FM, although it is the left handed version.

throughout the whole set Ben usese the SM57 as a Effect-Mic. e.g. 33:55

Lollapalooza Berlin 2018: he's playing the Bobkat in 'What The Moon Does' and 'Someone In The Doorway' (from Minute 26:00 on).

During the whole video, you can see that he is using a Gibson ES-345TD, Which seems quite alike to ES-335, but the 'Baritone Switch' is its special feature.

I saw him playing Mickey's bass on the last song of the set.

In the video "Ben Howard: Old Pine + Black Flies - HibOO d'Live" by Le HibOO, Ben Howard can be seen playing a Freshman FA300D All Solid Spruce Top/Mahogany Body guitar. The distinctive soundhole pattern matches that of the Freshman FOP1DN model, confirming its use in the performance.

During Ben Howard's first live performance of "Towing The Line" on Later... with Jools Holland, a Roland RE-201 Space Echo is visible on his amps, indicating its use in his setup.

He started using this guitar on the ND tour.

Dunlop features Ben Howard and their products that he uses, including the Premiere Series Strings.

Dunlop features Ben Howard and their products that he uses, including the Nickel Wound Strings.

Dunlop features Ben Howard and their products that he uses, including the MXR M-109 6-Band Graphic EQ.

In a live performance of "Conrad" at WFUV, Ben Howard plays a Gibson Les Paul Deluxe. This model is identifiable by its mini humbuckers, which contribute to its distinctively bright and clean sound, setting it apart from the standard Les Paul.

Around 21:37 Ben using Gibson LP Standard for Time is Dancing song

Dunlop features Ben Howard and their products that he uses, including the Straplok® Dual Design Strap Retainer System.

In the video you can see it on the bottom right of Ben Howard's pedalboard (from his perspective - left from the camera's perspective).

In the video you can see the 'Little Big Muff Pi' just in the middle of Ben Howard's pedalboard.

at :50 you can see the TC Electronic HyperGravity Compressor on his board

At :50 you can see the pedal on Ben's board