Declan McKenna

Fender Jaguar right there

Fender Deluxe Telecaster seen towards the end of the video.

Declan plays a battered sticker plastered tele

in this picture, Declan appears using a Squier Vintage Modified Telecaster Special

You can see it in the video. The inlays are different, not sure what the exact model of Gibson ES 335 it is, this is the closest thing I could find.

Declan can often be seen with a black/maple American Elite Telecaster.

I got it just before I came out to America. I needed a new guitar that was going to last me the whole trip, rather than my other one which was kind of falling to pieces. I got it just before I came, just a couple of days before I went to Florida.

At 1:38 in this video, Declan is playing a Red Duo-Sonic, as indicated by the shape, pickups, headstock, and the tele-style knobs.

Seen several times throughout video, not exact color

Black Strat seen several times throughout video.

Seen several times in video.

Declan uses an Orange Dual Terror amp in this live performance. He could be using the Mesa amp behind Isabel but I doubt it as McKenna's guitar tones got the grit and dirtiness that an Orange amp does.

McKenna also uses an Orange PPC212 cab in this performance.

seen in this video

Can be seen several times here, including 0:37.

Can be seen several times here, including 0:37.

Can be seen in this image.

Can be seen in this image.

Can be seen in this image.

The Rainbow Machine is clearly visible on the chain

Clearly visible on his chain

Clearly visible on the chain

Looks like an EQD Organizer on the chain behind the rainbow machine

Can be seen next to the Boss BD-2 Blues Driver, you can tell it's the minifooger chorus as the minifooger pedals all have unique paterns on them, this pattern is the same seen on moog minifooger chorus pedals.

Can be seen next to the Boss DD-7 Digital Delay pedal, the Boss TE-2 Tera Echo is has 4 gold top knobs, stereo inputs and outputs and turquoise coloured text.

In this facebook image Declan's board can be seen with a many pedals, I have identified the pedal right in the top left of his board as the JHS Spring Tank Reverb. This pedal has 5 black knobs with one red knob in the bottom right and has two switches for two different reverb mix's.

This pedal can clearly be seen on Declan's pedalboard. It's next to (what seems to be) his Boss BD-2 Blues Driver in the bottom left corner of the board.