Joe Newman

Joe can be seen using a Fender Telecaster Nashville Deluxe in this photo.

Joe can be seen using a Deluxe Telecaster in this picture

In thispicture we can see him playing this guitar.

In the background to the left a Roland Jazz Chorus is visible, which produces beautiful clean tones for Joe Newman in typical Alt-J style.

Roland writes an article on the gear and effects Alt-J uses. In this image of Joe's pedalboard we can see the TR-2. Source.

"we used a Vox amp for tremolo effects and now we get those from pedals. We also use the acoustic simulator pedal, which really helps." - Gwil Sainsbury. This image is of Joe's pedalboard where said simulator can be seen.

Top left of Joe's pedalboard you can see a Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor Pedal. Source.

"I’m not a massive tech man when it comes to pedals. I strive for a warm, clean sound with a touch of reverb and maybe, if it’s needed, a tad of delay." - Joe Newman.

This equalizer can be seen in the bottom left, next to the DD-20, in this image of Joe's pedalboard. Source.

Bottom right in Joe's board here is the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Pedal Tuner. Source.

"I strive for a warm, clean sound with a touch of reverb" - Joe Newman.

Smack dab in the middle of Joe's pedalboard is this MXR M-133 Micro Amp Pedal. Source.

Both Joe and Gwil use this power supply. Source.

"I really like Sennheiser vocal mics and because I’ve worked with them for so long within a couple of seconds I can hear what I need to do with EQ. Some voices just don’t work with certain mics but Sennheiser as a whole has a lot wider range - they sound great with a male or female vocal," says Alt-J's sound engineer, about the e 935 microphones used for Joe Newman's vocals, in this article.