James Edward Bagshaw

In this photo, James share his pedalboard, also we can see a stand with all the guitars he use in his home studio. Clearly we can see there a Fender VI.

In this photo, James share his pedalboard, also we can see a stand with some of the guitars he use in his home studio. We can see a black hofner between the stratocaster and the purple gretsch.

James uploaded a picture of his new 1973 Univox Lucy bass in Instagram

At 2:34 of this live performance of "Shelter Song" an AC30HWHD can be seen next to the Orange amp head.

In an interview, Temples frontman James Bagshaw talks about one of the amps he likes to use, the Peavey Delta Blues 30W 1x15 Tube Combo Guitar Amp:

"I started using Peavey amps around 2010, and gravitated to the Delta Blues model for its tonal quality and reliability, and also its classic look. It looks like an old amp, but you know it’s going to have the functionality of a new one; and when I first tried it out, I couldn’t believe how it had that vintage sound, and also a great spring reverb. The build quality is really good, and it’s been on tour with me for four years; for a good portion of that time, it hasn’t even been flight-cased, and despite being knocked around quite a bit, it’s still in really good shape."

You use it in the studio as well as on stage?

"I do. It’s actually really versatile in the studio, especially with organs, because of its full- bodied, rounded sound; and of course the tremolo is brilliant. What’s good about the Delta Blues in particular is its 15-inch speaker; it’s great for the low end of the guitar, which you often miss on the 2 x 12 cabs. It takes care of the clean bottom end that you can kind of lose with other amps, especially during performances; and on stage, it works really well with all the pedals I have - particularly my octave pedal, which picks up on the bottom end better than anything else."

Original article here.

In this photo posted by James Edward Bagshaw, his Vox Pathfinder 10 combo amp can be seen. He captions the photo, "New toy, all about the bass"

On this video James share the sound he gets when he use his strat with this amp.

Here you can see James using a CRB Super 100 Rotating Speaker Cabinet with his Roland RE-201

James share here a video of his fender deluxe reverb amp head.

In this IG post literally shows a couple of amps that are in his collection. Also says that he used them for the new records of the band.

A photo posted by Temples to their Twitter shows their rehearsal space, where James Bagshaw's pedalboard is visible. The green and black pedal on the top row is the Boss RE-20 Space Echo.

As seen in this photo of James Bagshaw's pedalboard, he uses the Budda OM Overdrive guitar pedal. It can be seen in the bottom right corner of his pedalboard. This photo was taken at a Temples show at the Parish in Austin, TX in Oct 2014.

This photo of James Bagshaw's pedalboard reveals he uses the Budda Zenman Overdrive guitar effects pedal. It can be seen in the bottom right corner of his pedalboard, next to the Budda OM. This photo was taken at a Temples show at the Parish in Austin, TX in Oct 2014.

The third pedal from the right in the bottom row of James Bagshaw's pedalboard setup is the Budda Samsara Delay guitar effects pedal. This photo was taken at a Temples show at the Parish in Austin, TX in Oct 2014.

As seen in this photo of James Bagshaw's pedalboard, he uses the Fender Phaser pedal. It can be seen in the top right corner of his pedalboard setup. This photo was taken at a Temples show at the Parish in Austin, TX in Oct 2014.

James Bagshaw uses the Musicom Lab EFX Lite 8L in his pedalboard setup. The first three footswitches look to be labeled SWITCH, COMP, and FUZZ. This photo was taken at a Temples show at the Parish in Austin, TX in Oct 2014.

James Bagshaw's pedalboard contains the Boss TU-2 tuner pedal. It can be seen between the Boss RE-20 Space Echo and the EFX Lite 8L. This photo was taken at a Temples show at the Parish in Austin, TX in Oct 2014.

The Line 6 M5 can be seen next to his buddha pedals. It appears that James painted it gold, but the controls are very identifiable.

In this photo posted by Temples on their official Facebook page, they show James Bagshaw's custom fuzz pedal:

"Any musicians should check out Abbott's Music Handwired amps and pedals, made just outside our hometown Kettering. James has just had a fuzz made, and it sounds incredible!" (posted April 2015).

On this photo James show his Automatic Double Tracker.

"Making some new sounds…"

"Making some new sounds…"

"Making some new sounds…"

"Making some new sounds…"

At 00:02 you can see this pedal on the top left corner of James' pedalboard

There's a picture in their Instragram account that shows the pedal, albeit is a customized one

At 3:30 you can see what looks like an older model, maybe the V2 or V3. https://areyouexperiment.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/vintage-micro-synthesizer.jpg