Jaleel Bunton

During this performance, he uses a Fender P-Bass with a black pickguard and a sunburst finish

there are a few shots in which we can see his Ampeg

In the live performance of "Wolf Like Me" at Glastonbury 2011, Jaleel Bunton of TV on The Radio is seen using the Ampeg SVT-810E 8x10 Bass Cabinet. This setup is visible in the footage provided by Chimpanzeethat on YouTube.

In this video from Fender, Jaleel Bunton reviews and demonstrates the American Original 50s Telecaster. He says:

So one of the first things I noticed about this guitar is that the pickups sound really great. They're 1952 vintage style pickups, and they sound really warm but they also cut through. It still has a nice warm body which for me, I really love vintage sound, I grew up on a lot of vintage music. I try to capture the heart and the warmth of the vintage sound that I grew up on, and became addicted to music through. But also tried to take that and put it in a modern context, and this guitar seems pretty capable of doing that too.

Another thing I really love about this guitar is that it has a U shape neck which is great. I really love guitars that have thicker necks because they just fit into my hand better. This also has a more modern 9.5 inch radius, which means it's a little bit flatter. Which means that you don't fret out as much when you're like bending notes, which I like to do. So it's a nice mix of vintage and modern, it's good. Good vibe.

Another really awesome thing about this guitar is the vintage-correct hardware and body. It's all ash and the hardware is all the same hardware they used in the '50s, which is funny because it's actually more functional. Like the tuning pegs are the slotted ones, which it's so much easier to string a guitar this way, I think, love them. And then the domed volume control knobs, the knobs are great. They have the rounded knobs rather than the flat ones, which is super cool. And then the last thing is the brass barrel settles, which, its a real subtle difference, brass as opposed to steel. But it really has an effect on the sound and it looks really cool, it plays great, because all these subtle of things build up to make this guitar special.

Another really cool feature of this guitar is that Fender used the original nitro lacquer finish. It's that same finish that they used in the 50s, and so when you see those really beautiful guitars that have the wear of your body and playing on them. You don't get that with polyurethane, but you do get that with nitro lacquer. And that's great, it means it can be a generational heirloom kind of thing, it's awesome.