Danielle Haim

In this photo, Danielle Haim can be seen playing a Gibson SG. According to Lindsay Best blog, this guitar is all-stock, from 2005. This is her main guitar, and she can be seen using this guitar basically everywhere.

At :07s of this video we get a pretty good overhead shot of Danielle's pedalboard where a Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano can be spotted. Two closer images of the same board layout can be found here & here.

In this picture from Haim's 2014 performance at Coachella we can see Danielle playing a Gibson Memphis ES-335.

Danielle Haim uses Dunlop Genuine Celluloid Picks, as seen in a user-uploaded photo on Tumblr.

She can be seen using this guitar during several live performances on YouTube, as well as on Haim's Instagram. At 17:21 of the video, as Alana Haim picks up the guitar, you can see the anodized gold backplate, which is characteristic of the American Ultra.

Danielle Haim can be seen using a Gibson Les Paul in this photo.

In this picture, Danielle can be seen playing a Gretsch Duo Jet in the studio.

lots and lots of shots of the M441 all thru the video- from the begining to the end.

You can just make out a Xotic BB Preamp at :07s in this live performance of "The Wire". A closer look at Danielle's pedalboard (with the same layout from this source) confirms this as a BB Preamp specifically. You can also see the same basic layout here.

Back when Danielle was a part of a band called Valli Girls, she can be seen in this music video at :25s with a Flying V.

In the video we can see A Hot Rod Deville as Danielles main Amp

The blue pedal on the far right of the board is a Way Huge Aqua Puss pedal

You can just make out that the black pedal is an Aleks K Hot Ice Distortion pedal

Danielle can be seen playing a Gibson J-45 in this acoustic performance of 'Want You Back' on Ash London LIVE.

Can be seen at 8.50 in the clip.

Danielle Haim uses the JHS Colour Box, as seen in the YouTube video "HAIM: The Steps" at 3:45. The pedal is positioned on the left corner of her board, likely contributing to the 70s-80s saturation tone in her music.

Danielle used this guitar when she was a kid - you can see it in the Instagram post here! She responded to Twin Shadows’ comment saying that this was the guitar she used!

In this footage from Haim's performance at Glastonburry we can see Danielle playing a Epiphone Inspired by John Lennon Casino Electric Guitar at :20s during "Honey & I".

This image of Danielle's pedalboard shows a Seymour Duncan Pickup Booster on the left hand side.

When compared to this other image, as well as this overhead shot at :07s in this video, it's safe to assume that this image is of her board because of the repeated pedals and the same basic layout.

In this performance you can clearly see that Danielle is playing through a Twin Reverb Amp

In this post, Danielle specifies that she plays Little of Your Love on a Silvertone U1 through to a Q-tron.

Through out this video, the close ups on Danielle's hands show that she is using the Green Tortex picks clear at 3:17 in the video

Danielle plays a Gibson ES-335 in natural during Haim's live cover of 'That Don't Impress Me Much' for Like a Version on Triple J in July 2017

If you zoom in closely you can just make out Danielle's TU-3 tuner in this image. Confirmation of this being her board can be found at :07s of this video and in this additional image.

At 1:17 in this video, Alana Haim says that they have "this baby Martin" with them on their bus and a few seconds later one can see Danielle playing it.

At 3:23 in this video Danielle can be seen playing a Silvertone 1381.

You can make out a MXR micro amp + on her pedal board in several photos

In this live performance you can see a Blackface Fender Deluxe Reverb Amp standing beside a Vox AC15H1TV. Although you can't clearly read what it says, you can see, that there are three knobs on the left, and that the Fender Logo pretty much ends with the third knob. The position of the microphone tells you that there is a single speaker in the middle.

In this picture of her pedal board, Danielle can be seen with a Boss GE-7 Equalizer Pedal.

In this live performance you can see the Vox AC15H1TV standing beside a Blackface Fender Twin Reverb Amp.