Jack Conte

In the Pomplamoose video "Bust Your Knee Caps (Johnny Don't Leave Me)" on YouTube, Jack Conte is seen using a Fender Rhodes Mark II Stage Piano 73. The band’s official website also listed this instrument on their gear page in 2012, though Conte expressed uncertainty about its manufacturing year.

At 0:27 seconds of this video Jack plays a Sequential Prophet 6.

Jack Conte uses the Microkorg in a Voice Box demo he made for Electro-Harmonix.

Jack Conte can be seen using a Hammond C3 organ in this Pomplamoose music video. He also mentions the organ on the gear page of his official website and estimates it must date back to around 1967.

Jack Conte can be seen using a Casio Casiotone MT-100 in this video.

Jack Conte plays a Roland Juno-106 in this Pomplamoose music video.

Jack Conte can be seen playing a Wurlitzer 200 Electric Piano in several of his music videos and mentions owning a 1972 model on the gear page of his official website. According to wikipedia, the 200A model was built in 1974 which means Jack owns an original model.

In a video titled "The Guitar Pedals I Use for EVERYTHING" on his YouTube channel JackConteExtras, Jack Conte discusses his Soprani Di Silvio Recanati 1940's Accordion 5+2 Register 120 Bass. He shares that he purchased it for $180 from a woman whose late husband used to play it. Although the manufacturer's details aren't mentioned directly in the video, this model matches one found on MercadoLibre, an Argentinian marketplace.

At the 0:14 seconds Jack plays a Roland Juno 60.

Though Jack Conte's theremin is in the background of many music videos, this video actually shows it close enough for it to be identified as a Moog Etherwave.

Jack Conte's Hammond Aurora is used in many videos and on the gear page of his official website Jack describes it as a model from 1974. This could be a (typing) mistake since the Aurora released one year later in 1975. There are no specifics about the model (Classic, Custom or Century) on Jack's website, but judging from the design of the sheetholder his must be the Aurora Classic.

In this music video Jack Conte can be seen playing a black Hohner Student 32 Melodica.

In the description of this video, Jack is listed as playing a "1973 Fender Rhodes" keyboard, it is featured in many other videos.