Jack Conte

Jack Conte mentions the Electro-Harmonix EH-R1 Ribbon Microphone on the gear page of his official website. This Pomplamoose music video features a brass section and the EH-R1 is used to record a trumpeter.

Jack Conte mentions the AKG C1000 S Condensor Microphone on the gear page of his official website. The silver model can be spotted several times in this video.

Many of the instruments in this video were recorded using a Neumann TLM 103.

In this video Jack Conte can be seen using the EH-C2 to record vocals.

This Pomplamoose music video shows the original AKG D112 Dynamic Microphone being used to record drums. Jack Conte also mentions this microphone on the gear page of his official website but since he did not clarify the model's specifics, I checked the manual of the AKG D112 MKII model and found out it released in 2015. Seeing as Jack Conte's video appeared in 2009, theres is no doubt we're dealing with an original product.

Jack Conte mentions owning a Shure SM57 Dynamic Microphone on the gear page of his official website. In this Pomplamoose music video, it can be seen pointing at a snare while Jack plays the drums.

In the Pomplamoose music video "Don't Stop Lovin Me," Jack Conte is seen using the Shure SM58 Dynamic Microphone, showcasing its role in their performance.

Jack and Nataly used the Vanguard V13, V44S, V4, and V1 in their recordings of "Someone You Loved", "It's Your Birthday", and "Don't Start Now".

https://youtu.be/Rr-GzSas1f4 https://youtu.be/pkgUDGD6vkY https://youtu.be/iJ65wvqcK1M https://www.vanguardaudiolabs.com/family/pomplamoose/