James Veck-Gilodi

Massive fucking shout out to @gibsonguitaruk and @ollie_rp for hooking me up with a new axe ready for our album cycle

James Veck-Gilodi is seen playing a Fender Jaguar during a performance with Deaf Havana in Leeds on August 23, 2014, as documented by Alamy.

“I pretty much only use it in one song, which is called Fifty Four, but the reason I like it is because it's really transparent; it doesn’t colour the sound at all and that’s exactly what I want, really.”

“I literally use this for 30 seconds in one song to try and make it sound as ridiculous as I can. There’s no reason why I like that whatsoever – it just makes the guitar sound ridiculous!”

“I bought it because of the size so it fits on there. I use it when I play lap steel and slide guitar. It’s a pretty natural-sounding reverb. I just use the hall setting. I’m not really big on effects, though – the tone’s in the fingers, innit!”

In a MusicRadar feature showcasing 68 pro guitarists' pedalboards, James Veck-Gilodi is shown using the Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor.

James Veck-Gilodi uses the T-Rex Engineering Fuel Tank Junior, as shown in the detailed pedalboard feature by MusicRadar.

James Veck-Gilodi, the guitarist known for his work with Deaf Havana, has been a consistent user of the Fender Jazzmaster for live performances for over a decade. This is evidenced by a photograph from the band's "Old Souls" era, dating back to 2012-2013, which shows him playing this specific guitar. The image can be viewed on Equipboard.