Mk.gee

In this Youtube video Mk.gee is playing a Fender Jaguar 1:35 to 1:55 shows the guitar clearly. Fender Jaguar can be read on the headstock and it can be seen that there are only two pickups so it isn't a HH or HS.

at 10:56 the secret sauce reveal by the man himself

he's mentioned this directly before but you can see the 4 track cassette deck here underneath the chase bliss mood

At 1:21 and even before that you can see him playing the rev 2. if you look closer you can see the "sequential" logo.

cba mood on his pedalboard at 10:50

Can be seen on the floor. He's been using it throughout the new album and frequently live

In a recent Instagram story by Vegyn, Mk.gee's Alesis Quadraverb is visible, with the logo clearly circled in the photo.

At 10:49: In the middle of the picture at the left end of the pedals there's the EHX Hum Debugger.

Mk.gee used the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay pedal live during his most recent tour, as evidenced by the attached image.

Here is a picture of Mike’s pedalboard, where the Empress ParaEQ MKII can be seen.

Mk.gee used the Casio CZ-5000 synthesizer, inspiring the title of one of his songs, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

in the top left corner of mk.gees pedalboard the os-2 can be seen

In this gear check Youtube video Mk.gee reveals that the Korg Delta is used when playing live in Dijon's touring band. It can be seen at 13:38.

I use it for bass and some string stuff.

At 10:49: In the middle of the picture at the left side of the pedals there's the TC Electronic PolyTune.

This screenshot from Mk.gee's instagram story shows an Neumann U87 in his studio.

Listed on Mk.gee’s official Rainger FX artist page.

Mk.Gee

Pedals:

Reverb-X

Echo-X

Mk.gee is using a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar in the live performance at Pitchfork Paris 2019, as seen in the video by ChaleurHumaine on YouTube titled "Mk.gee - Over Here - live at Pitchfork Paris 2019."

On his most recent tour, Mk.gee used the Soma Laboratory PULSAR-23 to perform multiple songs. He has a yellow edition, which is the Andrew Huang version. This is confirmed by an image from the tour. 

Here is a picture of Mk.gee's pedalboard, where the DigiTech Drop can be seen.

Here is a picture of Mike’s pedalboard, where the Boss CE-2W can be seen.

In this home studio tour from 2020, Mk.gee shows an EarthQuaker Devices Disaster Transport Sr. being used in his studio at timestamp 7:50. Judging by the layout of the knobs and the date, it is the original version of the pedal.

In a Twitter post, Mk.gee showcases his Roland RE-201 Space Echo positioned above a rack cabinet, indicating its use in his setup.

In the Fretboard Journal's video "Gear Check: Dijon's Touring Band," at the 10:46 mark, Mk.gee mentions using the Boss BF-2 Flanger.

Shown in this screenshot you can see the JX-3P + the dt-200 programmer

As you can see in this screenshot a tr-707. In the livestream that this is from he said he used it a lot on "museum of contradiction"

Mixer that he plugs all his synths into

At 10:50: In the middle of the picture in the middle of the pedals there's the Catalinbread Belle Epoch.

In a studio photo from a few years ago, Mk.gee is seen using the Universal Audio UAD-2 Satellite Thunderbolt 3 QUAD Core.

In the user-uploaded photo, Mk.gee can be seen using the BAE 1073 Rackmount Microphone Preamp & EQ with Power Supply, highlighted by a red circle.

can be seen in this Instagram story from him