Gaz Coombes

Gaz has used this Gibson for recording and concerts, including Glastonbury 2004. There is a clear shot of the guitar at 0:29.

This article, talks about the guitars Gaz has used, saying,

"Gaz Coombes has used a wide variety of guitars during his career, including a Burns Custom Legend, Fender Telecaster Deluxe and Telecaster Plus, and Gibson ES-335s, Les Pauls and SGs."

Gaz Coombes has used a Fender Telecaster Deluxe, according to this article, which says, "Gaz Coombes has used a wide variety of guitars during his career, including a Burns Custom Legend, Fender Telecaster Deluxe and Telecaster Plus, and Gibson ES-335s, Les Pauls and SGs."

According to Burns Guitars' official site a Telecaster Plus was another guitar Gaz used for the recording of "In It For Money" -

"Gaz Coombes has used a wide variety of guitars during his career, including a Burns Custom Legend, Fender Telecaster Deluxe and Telecaster Plus, and Gibson ES-335s, Les Pauls and SGs."

"Gaz Coombes uses the Farida J-10CE in a natural ‘open pore’ finish which allows the jumbo sized J-10CE to ‘breathe’ without using a thick layer of gloss which in some cases can dampen the instrument’s natural sound. The J-10CE features a solid sitka spruce top with mahogany back/sides and is home to a Fishman Sonitone pre-amp."

In this video, Coombes is seen performing with the Yamaha LA8 acoustic guitar. This is his main acoustic guitar, beside the Washburn acoustic.

In this 2009 photo of Coombes performing with The Hot Rats, he is seen playing the Fender Telecaster Deluxe.

Coombes tends to use his Custom Kraft Ambassadors these days. Unlike usual Ambassadors, this guitar has two pickups. The photo taken is from 2012 Somers Town concert.

In the image you can see Gaz Coombes playing a Gibson SG Standard Electric Guitar.

This guitar was mainly used during Supergrass acoustic gigs. The photo is from 2005.

This guitar was used live at Campari Rock festival back in 2006.

He used this guitar in the Turning Tide Festival, UK

Gaz used a Fender Twin amp according to this article, which says, "And we've got a [Fender] Twin here that we were possibly messing around with..."

According this article, Gaz Coombes used, "...a Marshall — an old JCM800, you know, a pure valve one, without any of the busy bits on that they put on them nowadays. You had two inputs and four valves. We've still got it now. Fantastic amp."

In this photo, which shows Coombes playing the Mellotron, the Boss RE-20 space echo pedal can be seen on the Mellotron.

In this photo, which shows part of Coombes' gear, the Moog MF-105M analog filter pedal can be seen.

In this 2015 photo of Coombes performing in Cardiff, there is the Digitech Whammy (4th generation) on his pedalboard.

In this 2015 photo of Coombes performing in Cardiff, there is Boss BD-2 Blues Driver in his pedalboard.

In this 2015 photo of Coombes performing in Cardiff, there is Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi in his pedalboard.

In this 2015 photo of Coombes performing in Cardiff, there is ZVex Fuzz Probe on his pedalboard. Note the 5 knobs on the pedal, because that is the difference between fuzz and wah probe. (Wah has only 1 knob.)

In this 2015 photo of Coombes performing in Cardiff, there is MXR Micro Amp in his pedalboard.

In this photo, Boss OD-2 Turbo Overdrive pedal is visible on the floor. Note the four knobs, as well as the colour of the pedal.

In this photo, the Boss RC-30 loop station is visible. (It doesn't have any knobs on the left side.)

In this photo, T Rex Fuel Tank Junior Power Supply is visible.

In this photo, which shows a bit of Gaz's pedalboard in 2008, the Boss GE-7 Equalizer pedal can be seen.

In this photo, which shows a bit of Gaz's pedalboard in 2008, the Boss OC-3 octave pedal can be seen.

In this photo, which shows Coombes' pedalboard live at the Supergrass' 2008 concert in Larimer, the Boss SD-2 dual overdrive is visible.