Carl Broemel

At 1:49, you can clearly see Broemel playing his black Duesenberg Starplayer. Taken from My Morning Jacket live performance at "Live at Letterman". The guitar is mentioned in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

He also mentions his Duesenberg on this interview at Tone Report:

(...) I played my Duesenberg Starplayer, a Gretsch Tennessean, my Black Les Paul and GFI pedal steel.

At 6:36 you get a very good look at Broemel's pedal board and the Fulldrive MOSFET can be seen at the lower left corner.

At 6:36 you get a very good look at Broemel's pedal board, and the OCD can't be missed.

Carl Broemel provides his list of gear to Guitar World while discussing the album "The Waterfall" from his band, My Morning Jacket. The amp is mentioned in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

After 3.10 in this video Carl talks about his 12 String Double Cat.

Carl talks about his pedal setup at around 7.00 in this video.

At around 9.20 in this video you can see Carl talk about the Empress Tape Delay he uses in his touring rig. The amp is mentioned in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

Carl Broemel provides his list of gear to Guitar World while discussing the album "The Waterfall" from his band, My Morning Jacket.

Carl Broemel provides his list of gear to Guitar World while discussing the album "The Waterfall" from his band, My Morning Jacket.

Broemel discusses the lap steel in Premier Guitar rig rundown. The lap steel is mentioned in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

In this rig rundown page, Carl uses a Fender Showman Amp.

Carl talks about his pedal setup at 6.55 onwards.

https://youtu.be/IbThmyd0wvA?t=415

Carl has a Mr Echo in his effects rig as seen in this Premier Guitar rig rundown still.

At 13.00 in this video Carl talks about his use of the Radial Voco-Loco for his Sax effects with two Eventide pedals.

Carl uses a MF Delay by Moog for his lap steel effects rig as seen in this rig rundown at 15.25 onwards. The amp is mentioned in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

At 0.53 you can see Carl talking about his Black 1988 Gibson Les Paul that he customized. He added the Bigsby vibrato and he got this guitar when he was in college. There is a lot of stuff that is not original to this - pickups are not original as well. The guitar is mentioned in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

Carl Broemel provides his list of gear to Guitar World while discussing the album "The Waterfall" from his band, My Morning Jacket. The amp is mentioned as 1950s Fender Tweed Deluxe in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

Carl Broemel provides his list of gear to Guitar World while discussing the album "The Waterfall" from his band, My Morning Jacket, in this June 16, 2015 interview.

• GUITARS: (James) Early Sixties Gibson Barney Kessel, early Fifties Martin 000-style acoustic; (Broemel) Duesenberg Starplayer, Gretsch Tennessean

• AMPS: (James) 3 Monkeys Orangutan; (Broemel) Fender Tweed Deluxe and Seventies Vibrosonic; (both) Fender Sixties Princeton Reverb, Gibson Maestro Reverb-Echo

• EFFECTS: (James) Spaceman Sputnik Germanium Fuzz; (Broemel) Roland RE-201 Space Echo, Fulltone Tube Tape Echo, Spaceman Saturn V Harmonic Booster, Ibanez tube screamer

You get a good look at Broemel's pedal board at 6:18, and the unmistakable Micro POG on the right side.

At 0.53 you can see Carl talking about his Black 1988 Gibson Les Paul that he customized.

At 1.30 you can see Carl talk about his Goldtop. Fitted with original P90s. He bought this guitar when he was a roadie for another band. This guitar is from early 2000's.

At 2.09 in this video you can see Carl talk about his Starplayer. He got this guitar recently, maybe in 2011. He acquired this guitar right before My Morning Jacket started to work on "Circuital". He loves the tremolo bar, which is specific in Duesenbergs, as well as their pickups and tuners.

At 3:17 of Premier Guitar rig rundown, Broemel is showing his new Duesenberg Caribou. The guitar is mentioned in 2021 Premier Guitar interview.

Carl plays a 3 Monkeys Grease Monkey (original 1970s and not a Grease Monkey II). At 6.20 in the video.

In this rig rundown Carl talks about his effects setup after 7.30.

At 9.46 you can see a Stroll On in Carls rig.

Carl talks about his Eventides in his loop rig from 13.00 onwards in this rig rundown video.

This was ‘Blacky’ into a Fulltone Tube Tape Echo into an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man (with a small delay) between two amps: the Carr Viceroy and the Top Hat Ambassador. On the intro I played with the repeats on the Fulltone to get it to feedback and get all ‘warbly.’ I don’t take the tape echo out on tour; in its place I’ve been using the Eventide Timefactor. It has a nice tape echo that I can control with my foot in real time.

“I played the Carter pedal steel again here, but this time through a Source Audio Hot Hand Wah. On the original demo for this song, Jim played the electric guitar parts with a wah pedal. Since all my feet are busy with the steel, I couldn’t use a standard wah, and didn’t want to use an auto wah. That’s why I got the Source Audio. Basically the Hot Hand uses a tiny device you wear on any finger, and the motions of your finger then controls the sweep of the wah or whatever sound you want.”

Featured in this October 28, 2011 video by Electro-Harmonix.