Dayglow

an RE20 can be seen in the upper right hand corner of Sloan's studio setup.

In this video, Dayglow can be seen here using a ‘Fender Mustang’ Electric Guitar

He used this guitar since the Hot Rod video was released in 2019 we can see it first at the minute 1:25

at 4:44 Sloane explains that he has 'this rack mount, not a keyboard that has all the patches.' He then shows Blanks his JV2080 over video. Previous to explaining the synth Sloane spoke of his admiration of Kevin Parker and Tame Impala's Currents record. Currents is renowned for being a record that Parker used the JV1080 on therefore that's where Sloane will have gotten inspiration to buy his 2080.

In the video "Dayglow - Live from Austin," Dayglow is seen playing a Fender Stratocaster electric guitar.

Sloan explained he uses a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 Audio Interface at 4:20 in the video.

In this video from 'Music By Blanks' we can see Sloane with his Behringer Poly D on his three keyboard rack behind him throughout the video.

Sloan uses Logic Pro X to produce his Dayglow tracks. You can see him using the DAW in is "How I Made" series on youtube.

At 3:47 Sloane explains how he used the Fairlight CMI recreation in Arturia's Analog Lab for some of the synths on his song 'Listerine'. If you watch some of his other videos, Analog Lab also features on the song 'Can I Call You Tonight?'.

In the comments someone asks what the keyboard in the top right of his setup is. Dayglow himself replies that it's a korg Ms-20

There is a JX-3P in the background of Sloans "How I Made" videos on youtube.

In this photo; taken from Sloane's studio in Austin, Texas, we can see him with an Arturia MiniLab MKII on his desk.

In this video posted to Rolling Stone Australia’s Instagram account, in which Dayglow is performing, a Matrix 6 can be seen on the bottom level of his synth stand.

In this artist spotlight video by KUTX Austin, Sloan Struble of Dayglow has the Korg ARP Odyssey VST open at 0:59. In the context of this video, it seems that this plugin was used in the making of his debut album, Fuzzybrain.

In this video from Dayglow's "How I Made" series, a Moog Mother-32 can be seen to the right of his Korg MS-20 from 0:14 on.

At 4:44, below the JV-2080.

The beginning of, "False Direction" is recorded on a yamaha vss-30. He says it in the beginning of this video in which he talks about how he made false direction.

Dayglow can be seen using a ‘Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Standard Studio EC’ Acoustic Guitar in this video

In this photo we can see Sloane with his Roland Space Echo RE-101 in his home studio in Austin, Texas. The video shows him using the Behringer Poly D with the RE-101.

Behind Sloan throughout the course of the video you can see a Roland D-50 (second synth up) on his three-keyboard rack.

In this artist spotlight video by KUTX Austin, Sloan Struble of Dayglow is pictured sitting next to a Wurlitzer 206A electric piano inside his makeshift studio in Dripping Springs, Texas, where he recorded Fuzzybrain. It can be seen numerous times throughout the video.

In this video from Dayglow's "How I Made" series, a PG-200 synthesizer programmer can be seen at 7:48. PG-200s are commonly used to program JX-3Ps, as is the case here.

Dayglow can be seen playing his Nord Electro 6D 61 in this video. It can also be seen at the top of his synth rack in many videos from his "How I Made" series.

In this artist spotlight video by KUTX Austin, Sloan Struble of Dayglow is pictured sitting next to a Casio Casiotone CT-605, which sits atop his Wurlitzer 206A.

In this video from Dayglow's "How I Made" series, he explains that he used a microKORG XL for some of the synth sounds on Fuzzybrain. However, the instrument he holds up as he says this is clearly a microKORG XL+; the microKORG XL has a silver faceplate, while the microKORG XL+'s is black.

In this image from Dayglow's Instagram (@dayglowband), a white Korg ARP Odyssey Module can be seen to the right of his Behringer Poly D.

Dayglow performed "Then It All Goes Away" as the musical guest on The Tonight Show in January 2023, with Sloan singing and playing a Fender Musicmaster Bass as seen in this clip.

On Instagram, Sloan posted his receipt of a new synth, in the form of the Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 4.

In various instagram posts of Dayglow's live performance, you can see the Helix in front of his mic.

During Dayglow's performance at Bonnaroo, the bass player was seen using a Fender Mustang PJ Bass. Although the camera didn't focus much on the bassist, the sighting was captured in a user-uploaded photo.