Mac DeMarco

In this image, Mac DeMarco can be seen playing his signature Mosrite/Teisco guitar.

In this interview DeMarco said, "Where did the infamous guitar come from then? I got that from Lillo’s Music, which I am banned from now because I stole an accordion when I was 17."

Mac can be seen playing his Fender Mustang Electric Guitar in this image.

"the condenser I use for pretty much everything is a roland dr80c. really cheap intro mic. I put it above the kick and snare pointing at the beater of the kick and play lightly."

In this photo of Mac's setlist and pedals, it can be seen that he uses a Boss CE-2 Chorus.

Mac DeMarco is seen playing a Fender Telecaster in a photo uploaded to Tumblr.

The MXR M-133 can be seen in this photo of Mac DeMarco's setup at a show in Rio de Janero.

In this AMA, a user asked Mac what model analog tape machines he uses. He responded with "I used a fostex a8 for 2 and salad days. a tascam 244 for RNRNC and a tascam 388 for another one."

"I got a Prophet 5, we got Juno 60, JX-3P, DX7, DX100, whatever you want," says Mac DeMarco in this interview with Stingray Music.

At 1:00, Mac DeMarco is seen using a Fender Stratocaster.

Max DeMarco can be seen playing a Danelectro 59 DC while playing his song Still Together, at 0:53 in this video.

In this video, Mac explains that he has been using a 1992 Squier stratocaster in his recent 2016 tour

Around 4:27 as well as other parts in the video, a Fostex B-16 can be seen in the back corner with a reel taken off.

DeMarco wrote some demos for This Old Dog on an acoustic guitar, an unusual yet eye-opening method for him. He also attributes some of the delay to his exploration of new gear he’d purchased, specifically a CR-78 drum machine, which he used while writing and can be heard on his album tracks for the first time ever. “That thing helped a ton, especially for demoing,” he says. “It’s on the album a lot, maybe four or five songs. I usually demo on a drum machine and then record real drums, but I liked that machine so much I kept it on the album. The majority of this album is acoustic guitar, synthesizer, some drum machine, and one song is electric guitar." In this interview, Mac describes using the CR-78 on several tracks off of his new album.

In this AMA, a user asked Mac what model analog tape machines he uses. He responded with "I used a fostex a8 for 2 and salad days. a tascam 244 for RNRNC and a tascam 388 for another one."

At 1:35 in the video, Mac states he records on a Fender Vibrochamp amp.

Mac can be seen using Fender '65 Twin Reverb® in this photo.

In the video by The Daily Indie, Mac DeMarco is seen using the Electro-Voice EV-664 microphone during performances of "Annie," "The Stars Keep On Calling My Name," and "Robson Girl."

In this video of Mac playing a (assumingly vintage due to the neck and worn finish) fender Jaguar in a sunburst finish. However it should be noted that at 12:26 mac mentions that the guitar is his friend Kyle's, not his.

In this performance on Conan O'Brien's show Mac Demarco is seen using a 1973 Natural Fender Stratocaster.

At 0:40, Mac DeMarco is seen with his Yamaha DX7.

In this video, Mac Demarco is playing a Gibson SG Original with a Gibson Lyre Vibrola.

In this AMA, a user asked Mac what model analog tape machines he uses. He responded with "I used a fostex a8 for 2 and salad days. a tascam 244 for RNRNC and a tascam 388 for another one."

At 1:24 during the video you can see the Ibanez sc 10. I've only heard him play with the SC 10 in this video, he usually will use a Boss CE-2 for his chorus.

The kit can be seen behind Mac throughout the video interview with Reverb.com, like at 1:40.

In this video Mac DeMarco does a pedal demo and talks about how he loves the JHS colourbox preamp pedal

Roland JC-120 behind mac

At 8:48 he confesses his 'newest true love', although it's bleeped you can pretty much tell he says Casio CZ-1.

In this video at 18:27 you can see Mac using a Fender Princeton '68 Custom Reverb during the concert. He use it during the all 2019 tour and probably also before it.

We can see the amp at 0:11

Mac states that "I'd play my guitar into a Casio SK-1 and make a patch that way, or I had some crappy thrift store Casio with an organ patch on it" in this interview regarding recording techniques on his album '2'.