Jay Reatard

Jay can be seen using a Silverface Twin Reverb in the background of this live video.

Throughout his solo career, Jay Reatard predominantly played a Gibson Flying V, as evidenced by a photo from Freewilliamsburg.

In this photo taken November 2006 it shows Jay with the orange phase 90.

In a user-uploaded photo on Imgur, Jay Reatard's pedalboard features the Danelectro D-1 FAB Distortion as the leftmost pedal in the chain.

Jay Reatard used an Epiphone Les Paul Standard during his time with The Reatards, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Terminal-boredom.

Jay can be seen playing his Epiphone Wilshire on stage during one of his concerts.

Next to the tuner we can see the dark blue Fulldrive

When he couldn't get an SM58, he would usually use a Beta 57A. Here he is pictured using one the 13th of January, 2010.

Jay used SM58's as often as possible, both with The Reatards, Angry Angles, and as Jay Reatard. He is pictured here using one in Münster, Germany in 2007.

He often used two of this pedal for his delay. In this picture, you can see two of them very clearly, along with his Fulldrive 2.

The rightmost pedal in the photo.

You can see this pedal pretty clearly in this picture to the right, with the reddish-brown body and silver switch and knobs.

You can see a D2 on his desk in this picture.

He can be seen playing the Epiphone EJ-160e in the video and he played it in the later years before he died.