Kevin Garrett

In this video from 2017, Kevin plays his song "Precious" on the Taylor 416ce at Sofar London. There is a clear shot of the guitar at 1:12. Second source: In their Spaces series, AWAL label's Kevin's studio equipment, including his Taylor 314: https://www.awal.com/blog/spaces-anatomy-kevin-garrett.

In this video from 2017, Kevin plays his song "Precious" on the Taylor 416ce at Sofar London. There is a clear shot of the guitar at 1:12.

In this 2015 video for Behind the Glass Sessions at Lambkini, Kevin and his band perform his song "Coloring." A clear shot of the second keyboardist playing the Sub Phatty can be seen at 2:04. It is used to create the bass line. Kevin also mentions this synth in this article: https://wkdu.wordpress.com/2017/03/07/wkdu-feature-kevin-garrett/.

In this 2017 live performance/ livestream for Google Play Music, Kevin plays his set using this guitar. A clear shot of the guitar can be seen at 2:46. At 15:26 he jokes about starting debate over whether the guitar is green or silver, similar to 'the dress' meme that was going on around that time.

In this 2018 video by AWAL, Kevin discusses his home studio in Pittsburgh and shows his equipment. A clear shot of him playing the SV-1 can be found at 0:18. He also mentions the SV-1 in this article: https://wkdu.wordpress.com/2017/03/07/wkdu-feature-kevin-garrett/.

In this 2018 video for AWAL, Kevin discusses his home studio and shows his equipment. The Juno-106 is visible behind him at 1:28. He also mentions the Juno-106 in this article: https://wkdu.wordpress.com/2017/03/07/wkdu-feature-kevin-garrett/.

In this 2017 interview with Communiqué, the official blog of WKDU Philadelphia, Kevin discusses his studio setup and says he primarily uses Pro Tools for recording, although he sometimes uses Logic for midi.

The attached video shows Kevin Garrett playing a live performance of his song "Factor In" accompanying his own voice with a Fender Jazzmaster. Considering the 3 knobs at the bottom, the color of the guitar's body, pickups, and pickguard, and other features, I've come to the conclusion that this is Fender's Ultra Jazzmaster.

In the attached video, Kevin Garrett is doing a demo of D'Angelico's Premier Lexington guitar. He owns another D'Angelico guitar similar to this model, but I don't conclusively know which.

In the attached video, starting around 13:52, Kevin uses the Korg Grandstage in a live performance of his song "Don't Rush".

According to D'Angelico's website, there is an "Artists" tab under each specific guitar they make. Under the Deluxe DC LE is Kevin Garrett (among others). LE stands for Limited Edition.

In the attached video from Funny or Die, Kevin is playing a Yamaha YPG-235. I did some digging, and based on the Yamaha logo that comes up midway through the video and then looking at the button layout near the end, I've figured out the keyboard being used is more than likely the YPG-235.

In the attached video, a mini tour of Kevin's home studio, the Shure SM7B microphone can be seen throughout, notably at 0:28.

In the attached video, a small tour of Kevin's home studio in Pittsburgh, the JX-3P can be seen and clearly labeled around 0:45-0:48.