Mansur Brown

In the live performance of "Love Is The Message" at Abbey Road, Mansur Brown is seen playing an Epiphone Sheraton II, showcasing his frequent use of this semi-hollowbody electric guitar.

In a live performance of "Purple Haze" with Yussef Dayes, Mansur Brown uses the Eventide H9 Max, showcasing its versatility in his setup.

In the video "Yussef Dayes X Alfa Mist - Love Is The Message (Live @ Abbey Road)," Mansur Brown is seen using the Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus amplifier, indicating it as a key component of his setup.

In this video the Fender Mustang III amp can be seen very vaguely on multiple occasions e.g. 0:30 and 2:48.

He uses in this live presentation.

Mansur Brown is seen using the ESP LTD D-6 Electric Bass in live performances, as shown in the YouTube video by gepardica kotna featuring Yussef Kamaal and Charlie Stacey.

Mansur Brown is seen using a PRS Singlecut in an Instagram post from February 28, 2020.

Mansur Brown performs a live rendition of his track Mashita with his Ibanez ARZIR28

The red pedal he using in his pedalboard seems to be a EHX Micro Pog

In this reel you can see his board clearly and in the front there‘s a Strymon BigSky.

In this reel you can see his pedalboard clearly and in the 2nd row there‘s a Strymon Timeline.

In a recent Instagram reel, Mansur Brown can be seen using the Electro-Harmonix POG2 Polyphonic Octave Generator during a session with Dior and Denim Tears.

(English translation) The electric guitar that Mansour Brown brought with him to Japan was a Fender American Professional II Jazzmaster. It was a bright "Miami Blue" colour. No modifications. He rarely operated the selector or knobs while playing, and basically selected the front pickup.

(English translation) Godin Multiac Nylon ACS-SA, which was used almost like an electric guitar; like the Jazzmaster, it was output from an amplifier via effects pedals.

One with a koa top, almost new and no modifications, as can be seen from the film on the back panel, which is still attached and the barcode has not been removed.

According to the band's owner, "It's used for flamenco and Latin-like songs", and was used on tracks such as 'Serious', 'No Way' and 'Sweet', which have impressive riffs with an ethnic music feel.

1:30 Clear shot of pedal board.

1:30 Clear shot of pedal board

In the live set recorded by Boiler Room at the Barbican in London, Mansur Brown is seen playing a Kramer Pacer Classic, which may be a limited edition release from 2015.

Musician Mansur Brown uses the Strymon blueSky Reverberator, as shown in an Instagram post by fredperry. In the post, Brown discusses his musical approach and the importance of instrument versatility, emphasizing how different instruments help him express his artistic vision.