Keaton Henson

Keaton Henson can be seen playing the Epiphone Blues Custom 30W 2x12 Combo Amp throughout his performance on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert. Note that it is NPR equipment and can be seen on other Tiny Desk performances.

In this tiny desk session Keaton Henson is clearly shown to be using his Fender Classic Series ‘72 Thinline Telecaster, which he uses in all his performances dated back to 2011. It is clearly identifiable by the f-hole and double humbucker pickups, unique to the 72 Thinline Telecaster, rather than the American Special or Deluxe as previously claimed. It is sunburst.

In a Mahogany Session on YouTube, Keaton Henson plays "You Don't Know How Lucky You Are" using a Taylor BT2 Baby Taylor Acoustic Guitar. Mahogany is known for filming unique live performances in various locations.

Amp is pictured in the video.

In this video, and other Cardinal Sessions videos he can be seen playing the F212. The "Guild" logo can be spotted on the neck and judging by it's appearance it's a Guild F212XCLE

Keaton is seeing using this microphone at this live session.

Keaton is seeing using this keyboard at this live session.

Keaton is seeing using this microphone at this live session.

In this video of Keaton Henson, he can be seen using the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO-80 while performing "I'm Not There". At points in the video you can see the full name, while the camera is zoomed in.

In this live performance of "I'm Not There", done in Fiction Studios in London, Keaton Henson is playing through a Roland JC-40 Jazz Chorus.

Checking out the studios website you can see that they have a Laney head and an Orange cab - used by the other guitarist. The amp right behind Keaton looks like an Aguilar bass head with some cab, for the bass player. His jack seems to go in the direction of the JC-40 tucked in the background, behind the back up singer. The Rolan JC-40 is listed on the studio's website.

https://www.fictionstudioslondon.com/

In this live performance of "I'm Not There", done in Fiction Studios in London, Keaton Henson is singing through a Shure SM58.

The mic is listed on the studio's website https://www.fictionstudioslondon.com/