Joe Hawley

At about 15 seconds into the video, you can see the amp behind and to the left of Joe. This amp can be spotted in many other videos, but I chose this one because it's by far the clearest tally hall performance.

In this video at 1:09, you will be able to see a Fender amp closely resembling a 65’ Deluxe Reverb. If you look very close, you can make out writing that says ‘Deluxe Reverb’.

In this photo from a Tally Hall concert from 2009, you can see Joe has a Dr. Z amplifier as his backup amp.

In this photo from a 2004 live performance, Joe Hawley can be seen using what looks to be a Fender Frontman 25R manufactured from around 1997-2003.

The red light is in the correct place to be the light of the Frontman 25R's "Drive Select", and the distance from that light to the Fender logo is also the same. Plus, the light is in-between two knobs, just like the Frontman 25R.

1997-2002 models of the Frontman 25R have the metallic corners, and is generally more cube like than current models.

In the YouTube video "BORALOGUE VI", The Fender Blues Junior amplifier can be seen, with a guitar playing through it. It is then shown to be coming from Joe Hawley's guitar, confirming that he is the one using the Fender Blues Junior.

It is unclear whether or not it is a first edition model or a second edition model. It cannot be a Fender Blues Junior III, as those began being sold in 2010 and this footage was recorded in 2009.

In the YouTube video "BORALOGUE VI", The Vox AC30 amplifier can be seen, with a guitar playing through it. It is then shown to be coming from Joe Hawley's guitar, confirming that he is the one using the Vox AC30.