Kurt Vile

In this video you can see the Orville logo at about 2:32 you have to pause it just right to see it. Plus you can tell from the paint it’s a custom

In this photo, Vile is seen playing the Greco Les Paul Standard. This photo originates from Reverb's The Gear Of Riot Fest 2014.

On his Facebook page, Kurt Vile mentions using a customized Fender '57 Reissue Stratocaster, featuring Seymour Duncan Antiquity II pickups.

At 39min 20sec in the rigrundown Kurt talks about playing acoustic thru a Vox AC30

In this article Rob Laakso, Kurt Vile's bandmate and engineer on the album B'lieve I'm Goin Down..., tells about some equipment used in the making of the record:

He takes the recording of Vile’s resonator on “All in a Daze Work” as an example. “We used a Neumann U 67 on it, and there was another condenser on his vocal—maybe a [Neumann] 47 or a 48. I was just going through the instrumentals for the record, and it’s kind of funny. There’s a lot of bleed in my so-called microphone mix on that song, but those two mics give it that sound.

In this July 15, 2021 Instagram story, Kurt shows his Abominable Electronics Unholy Grail - Killer Acid version.

In this photo, we can see Kurt Vile's Telecaster.

At about 36min 15min in the rig rundown Kurt talks about his Mustang in the attached video.

At 44min 40sec in the attached video Kurt talks about the Maggie pedal

In this photo, Vile is seen with Gold Tone PBS-D resonator guitar.

at the 45min 30sec mark Kurt plays a loop and as he explains he recorded it with his Yamaha CS-60.

The DL4 can clearly be seen in this photo of Kurt.

In this video Kurt Vile is playing on a DiPinto Belvedere Deluxe guitar.

It’s a 1961 Guild Starfire Hollow Body guitar. It’s awesome. Ray Davies played one of them. I got it off one of the main drags in New York. I play a lot of acoustic songs, but also a lot of ones on electric. I always felt like I was stuck playing either acoustic or electric live, and it didn’t sound quite right. I could probably play my whole set with this new guitar, though. I bought it literally yesterday.

In a Premier Guitar interview, this guitar was said to be used "for playing around the house".

Kurt Vile's gear is listed as a part of this interview with Kurt Vile.

at the 28min 15sec mark Kurt talks about his Jazzmaster in the attached video.

In this photo, Vile is visible with Casio SK-1.

Part of Kurt Vile's live gear at the Bottletree in Birmingham, Alabama on 7/15/13 according to http://otherbandsstuff.com/post/55807999945/kurt-vile-the-violators-71513

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Vile uses the ZVex Box Of Rock.

From Guitar Player December 2018:

"What effect are you using to make that strange vocal-like guitar sound on "Loading Zones"?

"It's a Ludwig [Phase II] guitar synth. It's the same one used on "The Diamond Sea", which is one of my favorite Sonic Youth songs."

https://issuu.com/yorgui/docs/guitarplayer122018/50

In this instagram story, Kurt shows his Moog Matriarch Synthesizer.

This picture shows his amp before a gig in 2013

Part of Kurt Vile's live gear at the Bottletree in Birmingham, Alabama on 7/15/13 according to http://otherbandsstuff.com/post/55807999945/kurt-vile-the-violators-71513

Part of Kurt Vile's live gear at the Bottletree in Birmingham, Alabama on 7/15/13 according to http://otherbandsstuff.com/post/55807999945/kurt-vile-the-violators-71513

In an interview with Premier Guitar titled "Kurt Vile: Just Let It Flow," Kurt Vile discusses his use of the Fender Jaguar.

In this Brooklyn Vegan interview, Kurt Vile is playing a Sunburst Fender Jaguar.

Kurt Vile's gear is listed as a part of this interview with Kurt Vile.

Kurt Vile's gear is listed as a part of this interview with Kurt Vile.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Vile uses the Ibanez CS9 pedal.

Kurt can be seen holding an old Zenon guitar (the single pickup version) on his Contsant Hitmaker album cover.

At 39:20, he uses it to run an acoustic guitar through it