Devendra Banhart

In a performance featured by Le Point on YouTube, Devendra Banhart is seen playing a Fender Jaguar guitar during his rendition of "Theme for a Taiwanese Woman in Lime Green."

Devendra Banhart played a Gibson ES-225TD during the early years of his career, as shown in photos from 2006 available on Google.

In the image taken from the making-of short film of 'Mala' a Retro Instruments Powerstrip can be clearly seen in his rack.

It might be assumed that Devendra uses it as a preamp before going into his soundcard/convertor/computer.

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Devendra Banhart used a Gibson Les Paul Custom as his main guitar between the albums "Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon" (2007) and "Mala" (2013), as seen in his performance of "Carmensita" on De La Semaine, uploaded by devbanhart on YouTube.

Devendra usually plays with fender twin reverb amp, specially in small sets. The amp can be seen 3:53 into this video...

The reverb pedal can be seen 3:53 into this video...

In the image taken from the making-of short-film for 'Mala' it can be clearly seen that Devendra has a this toy-like synth under his computer monitor.

In the image taken from the making-of short film for 'Mala', it can be clearly seen that DEvendra has a Korg MS-20 on top of his rack.

In the image taken from the making-of short-film for 'Mala', it can be clearly seen that Devendra has an uses a PreSonus Central Station in his rack.

Devendra played this amp in the third session of the livestream OLA.

In this youtube video, Devendra Banhart can be seen singing into this Telefunken U47. You can tell this is the microphone throughout the video based on the unique basket shape which distinctly rounded at the top and features a chrome bar across. You can also see the polar pattern selector is identical as it appears within the chrome bar at the point where the basket meets the microphone body.