jack stauber

Jack does not use the Casio Casiotone MT-210, as proven in the video this person used as "proof", that's an mt240 or ct370 in the video.

Jack mentions that the keyboard is his "main squeeze" at the moment

Jack can be seen using this keyboard in this video and a number of his other live videos.

This is his DAW, where he arranges all his music, records his audio and uses plugins. At 0:50, this is where you see FL Studio.

The DELAY Analog Ribbon Synthesizer Can be heard throughout many of Jacks songs, whether being used as a synthesizer (Some notable examples being at the start of "Cunk" and very predominantly through Merry Christmas (Uncles in Heaven)) or as a delay in many other songs.

Jack can be seen using the Yamaha JR1 in this vhs test video as well as others, such as his live cover of Dead Flowers by the Rolling Stones.

at 0:20 you can see jack stauber recording a rubber band with this microphone.

You can see jack use this the entire performance

You can see this amp head on top of his Orange Cab.

In this video and the others like it, specifically starting at 0:23, Jack uses the SynthStation 25.

In the live performance video titled "Birds in the Window - Jack Stauber (LIVE)" on YouTube, Jack Stauber is seen using the M-Audio Venom synthesizer.

Jack Stauber incorporates the Yamaha DD9 Digital Drum System in several of his tracks, as demonstrated in his YouTube video titled "Yamaha DD-9."

In the music video for Tea Errors you can see Jack holding what looks like an Epiphone SG.

In the music video for "bug bite" by Jack Stauber, he can be seen holding and using a Casio MT-100 at the 00:08 and 00:11 marks.