Kevin Parker

In this photo, Kevin is seen playing through a normal Vox AC30, not his normal Hand-Wired one. He has been seen using this amp many other times, possibly as a back-up amp.

The Official Vox Amps Facebook page cites Kevin Parker using a Vox AC30H2 amp in this Facebook post.

In this photo, Kevin can be seen playing through a Roland KC-150.

In this video from 2012 south american tour the band performed in the stage with roland jc-120 amplifiers

This image taken from the Tame Impala fansite shows the KTG-1 Preamp made by Seymour Duncan. Any photo or video of Kevin's studio from 2011 onwards show this item in his rack and in-use. These are extremely rare and hard to find.

In a 2010 interview, Kevin Parker discusses using the Selmer Treble and Bass Amp Head when miking guitars.

If you look closely, behind Kevin next to a MicroKORG synth, a Fender Mini Tone-Master amp can be seen. It is unknown if he used this on any Tame Impala recordings.

On top of the rack module on the far right, the Fender FSR Blues Junior III Butterscotch can be seen clearly. This photo was uploaded to Tame Impala's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/BK7v6-zDXjc/

In a user-uploaded photo, Kevin Parker is seen using a Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb amplifier. The distinctive size and three-knob configuration of channel one are visible in the image. Additional visual confirmation can be found in a video and a photo, despite the latter's low quality.

Kevin Parker is confirmed to use a Fender FM 212R amplifier, as evidenced by a video he posted on Instagram. In this video, he is seen playing the beginning of the (at the time of making the post, a yet to be released or announced) single "End of Summer" while using the Fender FM 212R with a Roland TR-808 drum machine and a Vermona DRM1 MKIV drum synthesizer connected to it.