Chris Funk

"Thanks! It was into the Benson amp, and the pedals were a Spaceman Sputnik, which is that nasty fuzz sound, and after that was a More Pedal made by Union Tube and Transistor. That was it."

This was Chris Funk's main guitar for the whole concert.

Chris Funk is listed on Reverend's website as using the Reverend Airwave 12-String Guitar.

Funk can be seen in this image playing a Fender American Vintage '65 Jazzmaster.

Funk can be seen in this image playing an LP Jingle Stick.

"I think I grabbed it as it had a vibrato bar and just kept using it. I also used my Reverend Club King, which I love, as well as a new prototype 12-string electric they made for me that uses the same body and pickups as the Club King."

"The amp for 95 percent of the sessions was a Benson Monarch amp head and Tall Bird reverb unit through a Benson cabinet. I fell in love with it and it’s going to be my main touring sound. I also used a small amp like a Princeton in parallel, splitting the signal, but I think Tucker leaned on the Benson."

In this photo, the micro Orange amplifier is visible.

Listed on Reverend's website for having this guitar.

"Fav things: d20, palo santo, Fulltone, Stumptown mug filled w coffee, recording studio"

In this rack photo, Ursa Major Space Station unit is visible.

In an Instagram post by Chris Funk, visible evidence shows the Mantic Effects Flex Pro pedal placed prominently on the top right of his pedalboard. This appears to be the white version of the Flex Pro, as observed in the image shared under the account "criticalfunk" with the caption "Pedalz @thedecemberists."