Connan Mockasin

Surprised that no one has gotten the correct guitar he uses. He sawed the two horns off of this Strat. It's a made in Mexico seafoam green/daphne blue classic series 50's Fender Stratocaster with a rosewood fretboard as opposed to the maple. Notice the vintage tuners which set it apart from most standard Stratocasters.

Can see it being used at 0:54 and other times

Connan Mockasin was captured how he uses the legendary transistor JC-120 Jazz Chorus amplifier. The JC-120 Jazz Chorus is one of the few guitar amps that can truly be called a legend. Roland’s long-standing flagship is universally recognized by pros as the benchmark in clean guitar sound, and its rich tone and famous built-in stereo chorus effect have been heard on countless popular songs over its long history. I am not sure about the exact age of the amplifier.

In this photo of Connan's Tokyo hotel recording studio, a Shure SM7B can be seen laying on the bed.

In this live set [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu85WlMsZjA] you can see this pedal on his amp.

In this video Connan's pedalboard can be seen at 3:47

“With the last record, ‘Forever Dolphin Love’, I made the whole thing with an SM57"

In this video Connan's pedalboard can be seen at 3:47

In this photo, Connan can be seen playing a slightly modified Harmony H802 with a Fender-looking tailpiece.

In this photo, Connan can be seen playing a Silvertone 1448.

In this video Connan's pedalboard can be seen at 3:47

While the original submission correctly identified the pedal in question, I just wanted to add that at 3:47 you can clearly see that the pedal isn't plugged into a power source and there's no cable coming out of the output––lol.

You can see the bass in this performance. The headstock can be seen at 20:38 of the video.

Also check the pictures on the link below:

http://nosleepnyc.tumblr.com/post/134754473111/connan-mockasin-performance-at-national-sawdust

You can see in the video linked that he is playing on an AC30 at Amoeba.

In this picture, Connan is seen playing a Fender Musicmaster Bass.

In this video Connan's pedalboard can be seen at 3:47

In this photo, Connan can be seen holding a Hofner Artist Bass.

juno 60 spotted on right of stage next to sam's nord synth

In the video Connan performs 'I'm The Man That Will Find You,' singing into the AGK c414 xls.

Keyboardist can be seen using it on the floor, siting next to two PH-3's in this boiler room set (clearly at 19:44).

In this photo, Connan can be seen with Beyerdynamic DT770 headphones around his neck.

one of the guitarists/keyboard players uses this throughout the performance

The EHX Memory Toy Nano can be seen sitting on top of the Yamaha keyboard in this boiler room set (at 18:08 you can clearly see the pedal).

In this video Connan's pedalboard can be seen at 3:47

It looks like Connan is rocking a vintage, 1980s Fender Redondo with a walnut headstock throughout his acoustic performance of "Forever Dolphin Love"

In this live performance video from May 10, 2012, Connan Mockasin's bassist is seen playing a Harmony Semi Acoustic Bass. The instrument is easily identifiable by its distinctive triangular pickguard, visible at around 1:30. This may suggest that the bass could be associated with Nick Harsant.

Appears on ‘Ade- The wolf’ at 4:48

The mic preamp appears in 4:48

The DAT recorder can be seen in 2:25

The DAT recorder can be seen in 2:25

The recording console can be seen in 2:33