Hank Marvin

The picture shows him using that amp live.

This is further verified by this article which gives a detailed description of the amplifiers used by The Shadows: http://tvsspecialtyproducts.com/shadows--amplifiers.html

As per the article sometime soon after Oct. 16th, 1960 he used the Vox AC30/4 TV Front Twin Combo amp.

Mentioned in the official product description of the Rush Amps reissue and this June 17, 2021 Reverb.com article written "IN PARTNERSHIP WITH RUSHAMPS." Pepe Rush's own memory of the delivery is given in David Toop's December 2007 essay "Rush Pep Box".

Leonardo Music Journal, Vol. 17, pgs. 21-23, "Rush Pep Box"

The original model, manufactured by Rush himself, seems to have been used by a small number of bands, hence its obscurity. The Beatles had two, psychedelic pop act Pinkerton’s Assorted Colours are said to have used one and Rush remembers delivering two to Cecil Sharp House, the English Folk Song and Dance Society, where The Shadows were rehearsing, although no trace of its barely controllable, harsh distortion is discernible on any of their recordings.

Rush Amps Rush Pepbox Product Description

The RUSH PEPBOX was used by a number of leading groups in the 60’s including The Beatles (who used one at Abbey Road during the recording of Revolver) The Shadows, The Animals and others.

Reverb, June 17, 2021, "The Rush PepBox: Lucy Rush on Keeping a Classic Effect Alive"

Shortly thereafter, he’d created the Rush PepBox, which was then used by the likes of The Animals, Hank Marvin, and The Beatles.

6:10 - 6:25 Hank discusses using the early Meazzi tape echo branded under licencse as a Vox

In the 1962 photograph from Photobucket, Hank Marvin is seen using a Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp, although he typically played a JMI 30 or 15.

“I’ve tried several pedals over the years,” Hank confirms. “My first was a DeArmond tone and volume pedal – straight up and down was the volume, side to side the tone. Swing to the left and you’ve taken all the top off, to the right and take all the bass end off, and by doing a circular motion with the foot, coming from a bit more bass heavy, top light, not anywhere close to a wah-wah, but just starting with the tone you’re finishing on, gives you a sort of ‘mwah, mwah’, quite a nice effect. But sadly it was a problem pedal, not the most robust, the mechanism would often fail, and secondly it chopped off a huge amount of volume from the amp.

Hank is shown here posing with his Fender Strat.

According to the TVS Specialty Products, Marvin used Antoria LG50 from 1958 to 1959.

"MXR Digital delay:

Apparently used in a live show at the Palladium to replace the EC-3 that was "rather noisy"".

It's item 22 on this list. It was used on the Cliff and Shadows Reunited CD.

According to the TVS Specialty Products, Marvin used this guitar around 1958.

1. Les Paul Custom and Deluxe. Used in the 1980's (MW&F). Deluxe shown here from live performance in Amsterdam in 1972

When used: 1961 on Nivram and A Girl Like You, as reported by Hank. It is seen on a stand during the 1961 Wembley Pollwinners' concert and at some later time in the studio.

Hank is shown here with his Burns Marvin Electric Guitar.

It is the first item on this list. They have included photographs.

Used on: Stingray 10/1/65. Hank still has this guitar, used on Cliff and The Shadows Reunited CD, double tracked with a Strat in On the Beach.

3-toneburst: Normal guitar strings paired with light bass strings in octaves Greenburst: normal 12 string setup. Used in Wonderful Life 1965, On the Beach, I'm the lonely one.

1. 1956 reissue Danelectro Baritone (Green, MW&F) Used on the Cliff (Richards) and Shadows Reunited CD.

"Adopted by Hank Marvin and the Shadows this classic echo unit was the first – and some still contend, best – of its kind."