Ben Kenney

At 6:01, he says he uses Mesa Walkabout Combos for amplification.

Ben Kenney uses the Seymour Duncan Studio Bass Compressor, as listed on the Seymour Duncan website.

In a Premier Guitar Rig Rundown, Ben Kenney is shown using a Lakland USA Series 44-60 (Vintage J) bass.

Kenney is pictured above s using the bass live

At around 6:58-6:59, a Fulltone Bass Drive is seen on Ben Kenney's pedalboard.

Ben Kenney has been seen using a .strandberg* Boden Bass Original 5 in multiple Instagram photos and recent live videos with Incubus. Although I selected a 5-string for this entry, he also owns two 4-string versions, as confirmed by his tweets.

Kenney posted a video of himself playing the guitar on his Instagram

Starting around 0:40-0:41, Ben shows us his mahogany Lakland bass that has a clear pickguard, humbucking pickups, and gold hardware. He says it is his favourite bass.

At 6:58, along with the rest of his pedalboard, the OC-2 is shown.

At 6:50 in the video Ben shows his pedalboard with the Ibanez CS-9 Chorus which he uses while touring with Incubus .

Kenney shared a picture of his Lakland PJ bass on his Instagram account (pictured above)

Kenney shared a picture of his guitar on his Instagram account

Ben Kenney is listed by Seymour Duncan as an artist who uses the Seymour Duncan Pickup Booster & Line Driver pedal.

At 6:59 he shows his Emma Transmorgrifier which is in his pedalboard.

At 6:50 in the video Ben shows his pedalboard with the Boss TU-3 which he uses while touring with Incubus.

Kenney shared a picture of his Gibson Les Paul Custom on his Instagram. Presumably used for his solo music

In a Facebook post by Mesa Boogie, Ben Kenney of Incubus is shown using his pedalboard, which includes the Boss TU-3S Chromatic Tuner.

In a Facebook post by Mesa Boogie, Ben Kenney of Incubus is highlighted for using the Mesa/Boogie Stowaway Input Buffer in his signal chain to enhance his bass tone.

In a Facebook post by Mesa Boogie, Ben Kenney of Incubus is highlighted using the Mesa/Boogie Flux-Five pedal to enhance his bass tone.

In a Facebook post by Mesa Boogie, Ben Kenney of Incubus is highlighted for using the Mesa/Boogie Clearlink (Receive) 1-channel Signal Boost, Receiving Direct Box as part of his setup. The post details his signal chain, which includes this equipment to enhance his tone.

In a Facebook post by Mesa Boogie, Ben Kenney of Incubus is shown using the Dunlop Cry Baby 105Q Bass Wah Pedal as part of his signal chain.

In this pic of his pedalboard a Tone Hammer is visible

In this pic of his pedalboard a TLC is visible

A user-uploaded photo shows Ben Kenney's pedalboard, featuring the Fulltone Ultimate Octave fuzz effects pedal.

In this user-uploaded photo, Ben Kenney's guitar pedalboard features the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler.

In this user-uploaded photo of Ben Kenney's pedalboard, the Hughes & Kettner Tube Rotosphere MKII Analog Leslie Simulator is visible.

In a user-uploaded photo, Ben Kenney's pedalboard features the Lehle Dual A/B Switcher.

You can see Ben putting these on his les paul.

Ben also uses the OS here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LxFGD6DuJY