Michael Karoli

Karoli played a Fender Strat through a Fender Twin—although he used a Farfisa amp in the band’s early years—and had a Schaller fuzz pedal (a silicon Fuzz Face derivative) and a wah. “He had a ring modulator built into the guitar

In the live shows around this time he was using a 1966 fender stratocaster

From a little research I recon Karoli used a 1967 Fender Stratocaster, he mentions in an interview he brought it because he saw Hendrix used one, obviously Hendrix broke the scene in 66-67 so I'm either assuming its dated around then, I chose 67 as it would seem fitted to CAN's joining in around 68 and Hendrix played 67 white strat.

The guitar was extensively used for live gigs and recording, up untill it was stolen after a gig in 72-73 as mentioned in an interview with Karoli.

Michael Karoli of CAN reportedly used a Fuzzface pedal with a Fender Twin Reverb Silverface amplifier, as discussed on The Gear Page.

"That was the distortion pedals, exactly the same ones I'm using now. There's a very old Schaller Wah-Wah, and a Big Muff distortion box. I've never used any special amplification, I think it is very important for a musician of quality to be able to play on whatever equipment is at hand. If you play with your ears any instrument will do." -Michael Karoli on the effects used on Tago Mago.

"That was the distortion pedals, exactly the same ones I'm using now. There's a very old Schaller Wah-Wah, and a Big Muff distortion box. I've never used any special amplification, I think it is very important for a musician of quality to be able to play on whatever equipment is at hand. If you play with your ears any instrument will do." -Michael Karoli on the effects used on Tago Mago.