Jake Ewald

Jake has used Telecasters throughout his career with Modern Baseball, more recently in 2016 he has been using a black telecaster with several modifications by Fender. At 6:08 in the video he talks about the telecaster he is currently using on the Holy Ghost tour.

Jake uses a Fender Tim Armstrong Hellcat throughout this video published June 17, 2012. He has used it in a few other acoustic "session" videos on YouTube.

In this video of Modern Baseball playing "Apple Cider, I Don't Mind", Jake can be seen playing a Fender American Elite Telecaster in Mystic black

You can see from the size, pickguard, and colour, as well as the headstock, that Jake Ewald is playing a Mahogany Taylor GS Mini.

Jake can be seen play a cream Fender Stratocaster

On a reddit ama he says he borrowed his friends les paul after recording Birdie. you can see him playing one on the Audiotree session.

In this Tumblr post from November 25, 2013 Brendan answered someone's question about what amps they use. Pretty sure Jake doesn't play this anymore but from the date is is evident he used it on Sports (2012) and possibly continued to use it during the You're Gonna Miss It All (2014) era.

Jake says he's "been using it a really long time."

Jake mentions he "just recently got this."

Jake demonstrates how he uses this pedal in different Modern Baseball songs.

At 2:05 we see a shot of Jake's pedal board which he used during the 2016 Holy Ghost tour.

This picture of Jake's pedals shows a Boss Tuner. An upload date could not be found for the picture but it was long before the Holy Ghost era since he is running a new pedalboard for that album's tour.

This picture of Jake's pedals shows a Ernie Ball VP JR. He no longer uses this pedal as it was not on his board when he did an interview in April of 2016 about his gear as of then.

This picture of Jake's pedals shows a Boss Super Chorus. He no longer uses this pedal as it was not on his board when he did an interview in April of 2016 about his gear as of then.

Jake can be seen using this keyboard live with Slaughter Beach, Dog.

At around 6:04 in the video, you can see Jake holding a green Dunlop tortex pick.