Eve Alpert

24:53 se puede observar el RingWorm modulator de Way Huge

2:13 se puede ver el amp

1:19 Eve usando el Boss Super octave

In the Audiotree Live session for "Two Toes," Eve Alpert is seen using the Boss DD-7 Digital Delay at the 1:19 mark. The pedal appears to be adjusted using the right-hand knob.

En el minuto 24:53 se puede observar el seteo de pedales que utiliza Eve Alpert en el Live de AudioTree

At the 3:04 mark of Palm's live performance on KEXP, Eve Alpert is seen using the MXR DC Brick™ Power Supply – M237.

Appears in this image from 2014 from Eve’s Instagram account. Would have been likely used in Palm’s earlier projects

Eve Alpert is seen using a Shure SM58 microphone during a live performance in Knoxville on January 11, 2017, as captured by elijohnsonphotography on Instagram.

Eve uses this guitar throughout various performances and studio sessions as per the example in this video.

Eve seems to have been using a midi pickup in live performances as of or near the release of Rock Island. It’s clear in this image that the attachment is secured to the guitar.

In this KEXP session you get a good angle of the amp from timestamp 3:02-3:07. It's too big to be a current JC-40 and too small to be a JC-120. By the dimensions and apparent speaker sizes it seems to be a JC-90 or potentially a JC-85; also you can kinda see the numbers on the amp at 3:05.

In the video "Palm - 'Owe It To Scott'" live at Town Hall in Tivoli, NY on October 13, 2012, at 2:57, Eve Alpert is seen turning on her Pro Co RAT 2 distortion pedal.

In this live performance, you can see the Roland SPD-S in front of Eve, right to her keyboard

In the live video of Eager Copy, at 3:17. You can clearly see the Roland SP-404SX, with the name of the model.