Josh "Bunny" Haslam

Their first electric guitar, their Ibanez RX20 has been with them since their early days in music. as of right now it has been stripped of his stickers and in the process of being repainted.

Robin is Bunnys favorite guitar, and most used. They're known for writing the first Sugar Pill songs entirely on this guitar and can be heard on early demos.

Josh "Bunny" Haslam frequently uses the Fender Starcaster Stratocaster, as seen in photos and heard in various Crash Bunny Courses tracks. This guitar, adorned with a sticker of the CBC mascot Oliver behind the bridge, is a staple in both live performances and studio recordings with Sugar Pill. A recent Instagram post by sophie.obj captures Oliver on the Stratocaster, highlighting its role in Haslam's musical repertoire.

Bunnys first real guitar, Autumn has been a work horse for many years. This was used in all their past projects and bands. Autumn has been retired from live use due to repairs needed and is only used in studio now.

Josh "Bunny" Haslam's first instrument, the Casio CTK-700, was a gift from their mother during childhood. Initially, it was used sparingly due to limited piano knowledge. However, it now plays a central role in their bedroom studio for Crash Bunny Courses and practice sessions. This information is supported by a post on Instagram by sophie.obj.

( photo from 2017 ) Bunnys first bass guitar, Sugar. While being the instrument that sparked their love in bass, it did not play very good and had an incredibly high action.

This MIDI controller is used for Crash Bunny Courses and was used on the entire Abstract album, as well as Sugar Pill demos.