Max Becker

In this instagram photo, Max is using a Fender Bassbreaker 15 watt head amplifier in a live set.

You can clearly see Max plays a white Fender Strat in this video, and I was there in person to see it. This has been Max's primary guitar since SWMRS started and he named it "Princess".

When Emily's Army was transitioning into Swimmers, now known as SWMRS; Max is seen with a Danelectro 59 in a baby come back blue.

In this picture Max posted of his pedalboard on Twitter, one can see he uses a '63 Fender Reverb pedal.

Max played a red mustang in this video, visible around 10 or 15 seconds in.

You can see that he has a picture of this guitar, and he says "Productive day ????????#lespauljr"

If you look at his board you can see his ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

Back when he was playing bass in Emily's Army he was always seen with the Dirnt bass

On this picture Max posted of his pedalboard on Twitter, one can see his Fulltone GT-500 Booster/Distortion on the left.

in this link to his instragram account he posted the photo with his fender paramount guitar

In this photo, Max shows his new deluxe strat (later modified with a humbucker bridge pickup and removing the push-push button)

Max bought this in Hamburg, Germany in April 2017 and it has been in his tour lineup ever since then. He named it "Sun King".

Max used to use this mustang when SWMRS was known as Swimmers

You can see him use this guitar here

We played through the middle pickup (very uncommon) on the white strat and plugged it into a Boss Br-600 digital recorder. Martin, the engineer of the record, had a BR-600 laying around and was talking about how Tame Impala uses it with guitar and bass, so we decided to experiment! The amp we used was a Milkman 20W Sideman paired with a 80’s Roland amp that used to belong to Jerry Finn.

The picks can be seen taped to his mic stand at their performance on the third day of BottleRock Napa Valley 2017.

Max as pictured on the right is playing a 1959 Fender Bassman 4x10 Amplifier, most likely a reissue.

"Converted close-back bad cat cab with converted Marshall Jcm 800 head".

In this picture Max posted of his pedalboard on Twitter, one can see he uses an MXR Carbon Copy Delay pedal.

Max briefly used this bass at the end of the Emily's Army era before he gave up bass for guitar. He played it in a few lives shows and it features in some of their photo shoots.

At about 0:11, you can see the pedal sitting at the top center of his pedalboard

At around 0:11, the pedal is visibly seen at the top center of his pedalboard

At around 0:11, you can see the pedal on the top right of his pedalboard