Dean Lewis

In this Youtube Video, Dean Lewis can be seen using a Telefunken M80 as his Vocal Mic. Judging by the Chrome Grille he uses the "Standard Color". Sometimes he also uses the same microphone with a black grille. During his new live performances he uses a Shure Beta58 Axient wireless microphone for one song, he has written with Kygo. I believe he uses a wireless microphone, because he moves around more on stage during that one song.

In this youtube video at 13:00 Dean Lewis explains, that he uses the Aston Spirit Microphone to record vocals. He's not sponsored by the brand itself. Sometimes for Acoustic Versions he also uses a SM7B.

In this video from kygo, Dean Lewis was recording his vocals into Ableton for the song "Never Really Loved Me".

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In the episode titled "HOW WE MADE 'USED TO LOVE'" from The Martin Garrix Show Season 4, Episode 4, Dean Lewis can be seen recording vocals using a Sony C-800G microphone at the timestamp 5:15, as part of his collaboration on the song "Used To Love" with Martin Garrix. This video serves as direct evidence of Dean Lewis employing this specific studio recording gear in his music production process. The episode is available for viewing on Martin Garrix's official YouTube channel.

In the video titled "Dean Lewis - Be Alright | Live bij Q" by Qmusic - België on YouTube, Dean Lewis uses the Nord Electro 3 61-Key Keyboard during his performance of the song "Be Alright".

In a video on YouTube, Dean Lewis can be seen using the Sigma 000-M15 guitar while performing the song "All I Ever Wanted." The video was shared by Dean Lewis himself, thanking fans for their support.

In the video from the Dean Lewis The Epilogue Tour (Live in Cardiff 2025), Dean Lewis can be seen playing the Gibson J-45 Standard guitar during his performances of songs such as "Empire," "Hold of Me," "Memories," "7 Minutes," "All I Ever Wanted," "Cold," "Chemicals," "Stay Awake," "I Hate That It’s True," "That’s So True" (Gracie Abrams cover), "The Last Bit of Us," "Waves," "All Your Lies," and "Iris" (The Goo Goo Dolls cover). The video is provided by Make Some Noise! on YouTube.

In a photo from the article "Dean Lewis' raw performance melts hearts at Fonda" by Michael Menachem on Pass The Aux, Dean Lewis is seen using a Gibson LG-2 American Eagle (2017) guitar.

Dean Lewis is seen using the 2019 Gibson J45 Studio guitar in a photo posted by FestiVoix de Trois-Rivières on Instagram.

Dean Lewis has been seen using the Gretsch G6636TSL Players Edition Silver Falcon Center Block Double-Cut w/String-Thru Bigsby during a live performance, as well as for various songs including "Stay Awake," as documented by Vorst Nationaal.

In this photo, you can see Dean Lewis using the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner.