Matt Talbott

Yellow pedal w/ black duct tape over the logo and model engraving, control knob covers are removed

In a photo taken by davidjcubberly during Hum's performance at the Double Door in Chicago on December 31, 2008, Matt Talbott's Orange OR-120 guitar amplifier head is visible in the background.

Matt: Orange OR 120, Fender Bandmaster, Fender Twin reverb, Mesa Boogie Dual rectifier, Red Bear(used for short, allegedly hated it), Orange Cab(speakers unknown, possibly vintage 30s)

Matt: Orange OR 120, Fender Bandmaster, Fender Twin reverb, Mesa Boogie Dual rectifier, Red Bear(used for short, allegedly hated it), Orange Cab(speakers unknown, possibly vintage 30s)

In the image titled "hum_9341.jpg," Matt Talbott can be seen using the Danelectro DJ-7 Milkshake Chorus as the second pedal in his effects chain.

In a photo taken by davidjcubberly during Hum's performance at the Double Door in Chicago on December 31, 2008, Matt Talbott's Orange Amplifiers 120W 2x12 Open Back Guitar Speaker Cabinet is visible at the bottom of the stack in the background.

Matt Talbott used a Roland RE-201 Space Echo during his solo show, as seen in a photo shared by indycdandvinyl on Instagram.

In an image from Bp, Matt Talbott's pedalboard shows the MXR M101 Phase 90 as the third effect in his chain.

In the image titled "hum_9341.jpg" provided by Bp, Matt Talbott is shown using the DigiTech PDS-1002 Two Second Digital Delay as the last pedal in his effects chain.

Matt: Boss Super feedback/distortion, DOD 2 Second Delay, MXR Phase 100, Boss Digital Delay, Crybaby Wah, DOD Bass Flanger, Danelectro Milkshake Chorus

Matt: Boss Super feedback/distortion, DOD 2 Second Delay, MXR Phase 100, Boss Digital Delay, Crybaby Wah, DOD Bass Flanger, Danelectro Milkshake Chorus

Matt: Boss Super feedback/distortion, DOD 2 Second Delay, MXR Phase 100, Boss Digital Delay, Crybaby Wah, DOD Bass Flanger, Danelectro Milkshake Chorus

Seen with his Hum rig

Matt Talbott has predominantly used the Gibson Les Paul Dot Studio Black throughout his career. This is supported by a post from humbandofficial on Instagram.

In this blog a photo is shown where Matt is playing a red Gibson Firebird

Matt also used a Les Paul studio with regular inlays

Matt Talbott uses the MXR M107 Phase 100, as detailed in a comprehensive list of Hum's gear on Reddit by user greentoyou.

In the music video for "Stars", he's seen singing in a Shure SM57

In a photograph captured by davidjcubberly during Hum's performance at the Double Door in Chicago on December 31, 2008, the Orange GRO-100 guitar amplifier head used by Matt Talbott is visible in the background.

In the article "Hum Guitar Sounds?" by Keith Cleversley on Playground Studio, it is confirmed that a Sennheiser 409 microphone was used to mic up the guitar cabinets during the recording of "You'd Prefer An Astronaut."

According to Keith Cleversley in an article from Keith Cleversley's Playground Studio, an Audio-Technica 4033 was used as a secondary microphone to mic the guitar cabinets during the recording of "You'd Prefer An Astronaut."

In a live performance captured on April 25, 1998, at Penn State University, Matt Talbott is seen playing a black Gibson Les Paul Studio from the 1990 - 1997 era, distinguished by its regular inlays, as documented by the YouTube user fogelsong. This guitar contrasts with the standard dot inlay model he typically uses.

In a YouTube video titled "Hum 5/22/26 Chicago, IL @ Aragon Ballroom (Slide Away Festival night 1)" uploaded by user buginmyblouse, Matt Talbott is visibly performing with a Dunable Yeti in Vintage Silverburst finish starting at the 12:50 timestamp.