David Hilowitz

David Hilowitz frequently uses the Squier Bullet Competition Mustang in his recordings, including tracks such as "Dreamlife" and "Force that Smile." This information is supported by his YouTube video titled "Squier Mustang: How I learned to stop being a gear snob," where Hilowitz unboxes, alters, and plays the guitar.

In a YouTube video by David Hilowitz Music, David Hilowitz is seen playing a 1970s Ibanez 'Lawsuit' Telecaster 2368, which he used in the song "Alamo."

In the YouTube video titled "Rescuing a guitar that was left outside for 5+ years!", David Hilowitz transforms a Squier Affinity Series Stratocaster into a basitar and plays it on tracks such as "Passenger", "Broken Math", and "Tropical Storm". This is documented by David Hilowitz Music on YouTube.

In this video, David Hilowitz discusses analog synthesizers for beginners and at 5:08 he states:

My favorite [monophonic beginner synth option] is probably the Novation Bass Station II but it's also the most expensive of the ones I just listed.

In this video, David Hilowitz recommends the Korg Minilogue XD. At 10:30 he says:

Ultimately, this is my pick for the best beginner synth. It really meets all of our criteria. It's analog, it's polyphonic, and it's very easy to learn synthesis on.

In this video, David Hilowitz discusses the OP-1 from Teenage Engineering.