Jay Som

In this instagram post, the mellotron mini can clearly be seen in the image as well as the caption mentioning that it was sent to Jay Som, stating >thanks @mellotronfactory for my mini I love it so much<

In this instagram post, Jay Som mentions being sent two fender amps, one of them being the Fender 68 Custom Twin Reverb, which can be distinguished by the blue lettering on the top right corner of the amp.

This instagram post shows Jay Som posing with a 68 custom deluxe reverb amplifier from Fender.

In this article, Jay Som mentions using a Telecaster on her album, Anak Ko >For this album, I used a Fender Telecaster guitar. i'm not sure where its from...<

Jay Som mentions this as one of the guitars used to make her album Anak Ko >...I also used a Fender Stratocaster<.

Jay Som mentions using a Jaguar for the her album Anak Ko.

In this article with guitar.com, Jay Som mentions using the BlueSky on her record, Anak Ko. >I would use my Strymon reverb pedal a bunch, the BlueSky. I used that reverb and recorded that, instead of doing post-reverb<

Jay Som mentions using this pedal for the "floaty lead parts" in Anak Ko. >sometimes i'd use...freaky pedals like Eventide PitchFactor for the floaty lead parts.<

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 2:50 she can be seen playing samples on the Roland SP404SX.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 22:43 you can see her pedalboard with an OCD drive pedal.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 22:43 you can see her pedalboard with a POG octave pedal.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 22:43 you can see her pedalboard with an Keeley Loomer pedal. She uses it for the guitar outro of her song Superbike.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 22:43 you can see her pedalboard with a Boss TU-2 tuner pedal.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 22:43 you can see her pedalboard with a Strymon Volante tape echo pedal. The tape echo/warble is a key factor in her modulated guitar tone.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 22:41 you can see her pedalboard powered by a Strymon Zuma power supply.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 22:43 you can see her pedalboard with some type of Walrus Audio Mako pedal, probably an ACS1 (although the color in the picture seems more bronze) or the R1 reverb.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, at 24:36 she plays a Godin stadium 59 in desert green with a white pickguard for her song Get Well.

In Jay Som’s 2019 KEXP performance on YouTube, she plays a type of Edwards Les Paul model in white without a pickguard.