Domhnaill Corrigan

Domhnaill Corrigan purchased a Squier Affinity Series Stratocaster for €65 from a charity shop. He primarily uses this guitar in performances of "Nachos Part 2" and updated versions of "Seas & Moon."

In this video you can see Domhnaill standing in front of his Champion 100. This is the first amp Domhnaill ever bought and it is his main amp.

In a live performance of "I'm So Blue" by Groove Killer at The Bowery in Rathmines, Domhnaill Corrigan is seen playing a Fender '72 Telecaster Custom. He mentioned acquiring this guitar second-hand from an elderly gentleman in the countryside for a very low price, and it is now his main instrument.

Domhnaill Corrigan used a "Good Guitar" Telecaster extensively on the album "It's All Up To You," except for "Nachos Part 2" (played with a Stratocaster) and the solo on "Memories" (performed with an Epiphone Sheraton). This guitar, a knockoff brand with a headstock sticker reading "good guitar," was Domhnaill's first purchase and is adorned with stickers that have unique backstories. While Domhnaill now rarely uses this instrument, it is kept as a backup for Megan. The guitar is featured in use during Groove Killer's live performance of "Lolita" at the Indy City Festival, as seen on YouTube.

The first pedal of Domhnaill's pedal board which he uses to mute his signal in between songs.

Domhnaill Corrigan uses a Fulltone OCD Obsessive Compulsive Drive pedal, borrowed for his solos on "Leche" and "Nachos Part 2," as shown in an Instagram post by groovekillerband.

An original CE-2 from the 80's that Domhnaill nicked from his dad because he never used it. Domhnaill uses it to get those Mac DeMarco tones he strives to emulate in "I'm So Blue".

Domhnaill Corrigan owns a Boss PH-3 Phase Shifter, as shown in an Instagram post by groovekillerband. Inspired to purchase it after hearing Radiohead's "Paranoid Android," Domhnaill currently keeps the pedal in his setup despite not yet incorporating it into any songs.

Someone stupidly sold the whammy 4 to Domhnaill for €60 in the height of his Jonny Greenwood/Ed O'Brien phase. Domhnaill uses the "divebomb" feature of this pedal at the beginning of "Seas&Moon".

Domhnaill Corrigan uses the MXR M169 Carbon Copy delay pedal in performances of "Nachos Part 2" and "I Hate You," as seen in a post by groovekillerband on Instagram.

Domhnaill uses the HB PP Junior to power all of his pedals except for his Digitech Whammy V4 which requires an older power supply.

Domhnaill bought this guitar in 2018 and it quickly replaced his Tele Custom as his main guitar.