Nick Rattigan

In this YouTube video titled “A Look Inside Nick Rattigan’s Apartment”, at around 0:25 Nick picks up his Hondo 737 deluxe series and starts going into detail about the guitar like the etchings and pickup selector.

Nick talks about his Digitech Jamman at 4:03 in the video.

In the video "Altered States - Current Joys (From Live Album)" by Brandon A. Griffin, Nick Rattigan is seen using a Fender Blues Deluxe Reissue 40 Watt 1x12 Tube Guitar Combo Amplifier. The amplifier's distinct tweed covering and design suggest it is either a Blues Junior or Blues Deluxe, but the small curve and "Fender" logo indicate it's likely the Blues Deluxe.

Nick talks about his Roland TR-505 at 4:54 in the video.

In the Current Joys merchandise page photo, Nick Rattigan is seen with an Alesis Q25 Keyboard Controller. While recent Instagram posts suggest he now uses a larger keyboard, this image confirms his past use of the Alesis Q25.

In this live performance, Nick can be seen at 0:56 using this Starcaster chorus pedal alongside his tuner and looper.

At 0:53 in this video, you can see all of the pedals Nick is using for the set, including the Boss TU-3.

During a performance of "Tele/Visions" by Current Joys, Nick Rattigan plays a black Fender Jazzmaster Classic Player, as seen in a video by T Hayes on YouTube.

In a video from a gig where Nick Rattigan's Hondo Les Paul was stolen, he is seen destroying another guitar before switching to a white Gibson SG Standard. Although initially unclear if it was an Epiphone or Gibson, it's confirmed to be a Gibson. The source is a user-uploaded photo capturing this moment.

in the video we can see that nick is using a butterscotch telecaster during the concert

Nick is using a Fender Stratocaster in color white in a performance at Forge Art Magazine

nick is using a white tele with black headstock

Nick uses this Greco les Paul in concerts with Surf Curse and Current Joys

Audibly Nick Rattigan's track 'Televisions' has sonic differences to his other music from around the time period. Upon asking via direct communication he confirmed -

..I was just doing bat recordings into Garage band. For televisions I was experimenting with Jacob's tape recorder and used secondhand effects I had picked up like Analog TV by Soundcatcher, or Soundchecker?

• This was subsequently confirmed to be the former (there is no such product as the later!). Unsure if 'bat' was a misspelling of basemenet? Either way here's another bit of his gear.