Jono Ma

In their Jagwar Ma interview they say 'Similarly when we sync up the TR-808 and....'

“Against my better judgment, I take my TR-808, MS-20 and a bunch of other vintage bits and pieces on the road,” Ma says. From an interview with jagwar ma on an article from Relix. The Korg MS-20 can also be seen at 01:32 being played by Jono Ma in Jagwar Ma's music video for Uncertainty (link above).

Jono can be seen using the TR-8 at various points in this video, the first instance being at 0:03.

At 0:44 minute mark, Strymon TimeLine can be seen next in Jono Ma's setup.

Jono Ma can be seen playing the Roland SH-101 throughout the their cover of Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High and the Jono's synth name (SH-101) is clear at 01:59 and 03:43 and can be seen tweaking his SH-01 at the very start of the video.

The MiniMoog Model D can be seen to the right of Jono Ma in thin picture.

Jono Ma can be seen playing the Oberheim Two Voice in this photo.

In this photo taken from Jagwar Ma's cover of Super Rich Kids you can see the Boss DD-7 on top of his vintage Korg MS-20.

At 0:06 in the video the two voice pro can be seen next to Jono Ma.

At 3:15 minute mark, Jono Ma can be seen controlling the Line 6 DL4 delay pedal.

At 3:15 minute mark, some of Jono Ma's gear is visible, including the Line 6 POD 2.0 pedal.

At 3:18 minute mark, TC Electronic PolyTune Mini is visible next to the headphones.

At 3:58 minute mark, there is Roland SPD-SX sampling pad visible behind Jono Ma.

At 19:39 minute mark, we can see Jono Ma playing the red Fender Jaguar, possibly the vintage one.