Mac DeMarco

in this photo, Pierce McGarry can be seen playing a 50's P Bass during the band's Stage On Sixth performance.

At 0:47 of this video, Mac can be seen playing a Teisco Presicion Bass Copy. Mac has used this bass on all of his albums, including his latest release Another One.

Pierce uses this bass when playing live, the bass is believed to have been crafted around 1960.

At 35:55 and throughout, Mac can be seen playing Pierce's vintage Stagg bass while playing in the Walter TV Band, recognizable by the blue painter's tape on top that says 'EDDY'.

In this picture, John Lent, the new bassist of Mac Demarco, can be seen playing his red Fender Musicmaster bass, at Coachella 2017.

In this GQ interview you can see Mac playing a Harmony H-27 bass guitar, you can also see him playing it on his secret YouTube channel “Cam Tony”.

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

At around 57:13 you can see the deluxe reverb behind him(This is Bonnaroo btw). I've seen him using Deluxe Reverb on his most recent tour probably because you can crank a deluxe, and twin you can't because it is just so loud.

In this video we can see Mac using an original Fender Twin Reverb Silverface.

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

Mac explains in an interview that "what I’ve been doing recently is to bring a really big two-hundred-watt keyboard amp, take a really small Fender amp—actually the one we use to record the albums with—and put that on top of the big one. Then I’ll mic that small Fender amp with my own mic, which goes into the keyboard amp, so it’s just a giant cab for the little guy. Then I run all the keyboards on the stage into that big keyboard amp as well."

Mac can be seen playing into the 410 Deville during his September 2014 KEXP set.

Around 8:12 , Mac can be seen facing his Roland JC-120 in order to get feedback.

We can see the amp at 0:11

At 2:41 in this video Mac DeMarco is using Little Lanilei Reverb, the reverb is a great spring reverb.

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

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

The Holy Grail Reverb can be seen in this photo of Mac DeMarco's pedal setup.

As answered on Mac Demarcos Reddit AMA 07/13/15

"I use the 1005, I had the 1010 on tour with us for a while, but it got trashed from travelling. for the vocals it's usually the 1005 or space echo."

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.

At 2:41 Mac is seen using a MXR Carbon Copy delay, mac usually doesn't run a delay.

The pedal can be seen at 4:32

The pedal can be seen at 4:32

This pedal can be seen all the way to the right of the picture.

In the "Watch Mac DeMarco Live the Indie-Rock Dream" you can see his MXR Phaser on top of the amp at 2:04. I do not know what he uses it for but it's there.

In an interview with NPR, DeMarco explains the sounds featured in his song Without Me. He says, "[I tried out] this really weird, strange, warpy octave pedal on this song. It just kind of makes your guitar sound like a weird church organ or something strange. It's a cool thing. It's a weird, weird sound."

This particular pedal was spotted onstage during the 2016 North American tour as part of Andy White's setup, and used for the song Without Me.

At exactly 0:34 Mac is seen pulling a Hall Of Fame Mini out of his bag.