Noel Gallagher

You can spot the Septavox in black on top of his Twin Reverb Amp.

Vox Foundation bass head an Supreme cabinet that comes with a printed setlist from the Oasis rehearsal held just prior to the band’s last unofficial gig

Mentioned on the official product page.

The M4000D digital Mellotron has been very well received by the keyboard community. It has been used onstage and in the studio by many well-known artists, musicians and producers, to name a few: FooFighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Smashing Pumpkins, Wilco, Incubus, Queens of the Stone Age, Eels, Jackson Browne, Bruno Mars, Band of Horses, Fleet Foxes, Sean Lennon, Brendan Benson, Air, Kooks, Train, Elbow, Michael Beinhorn, Bob Rock, Raphael Saadiq, Noel Gallagher, Gotye��

Designed for ease of use whether you're slapping the four-string in a solo sesh or practicing, this little beast pumps classic Fender tone with an attractive price tag to sweeten the deal. Noel’s Rumble 15 is the version with felt instead of tolex. It’s in great shape with barely a mark on it.

“My G2 pedalboard was specifically built for studio work. I use a lot of pedals when I record and it made my life a lot easier.” Noel Gallagher.

According to Gem Archer Gear, Noel Gallagher has used a Gibson Les Paul Standard.

Noel Gallagher shows his pedalboard (new as of Oct 2016) on his Instagram. The large pedal in the lower-right corner is the Sonuus Wahoo Dual Analogue Filter pedal.

Noel says:

"Thanks to Daniel at Gig Rig for building me a new pedal board. I shall be noodling now from here to eternity!"

The signal coming out of the pedalboard looks to be going into the first Vintage channel of his Fender '68 Custom Twin Reverb Amp.

Many of his guitars (especialy red Gibson ES-355) have this iconic humbucker.

Noel Gallagher used a Clark ‘Tyger’ Amplifier during the "Standing on the Shoulder of Giants" tour, as detailed in Clark Amplification Reviews.

This photograph comes from MixOnline's article about recording Noel Gallagher's "Who Built The Moon". Judging by the many pedals already known to be in Gallagher's possession (Catalinbread Echorec, Strymon el Capistan) and the mention in the article that he owns over 300 pedals, we can certainly conclude that those were his pedals. One of the pedals that can be seen in the batch is the Earthquaker Arpanoid.

He used it on his Takamine FP-460SC Acoustic. This guitar was used on MTV Unplugged

Noel Gallagher playing this tele live March 23rd 2000 in Belgium

Noel Gallagher can be seen with Epiphone Noel Gallagher Riviera in this photo.

In this photo we see Noel performing with a 1980s Epiphone Riviera Matsumoku. These guitars are considered legendary among Oasis fans, as multiple of them have been owned, performed and recorded with several band members since their formation in 1991.

Noel Gallagher used a Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar, notably during Oasis' famous Wembley concert on July 21, 2000, while covering Neil Young's "Hey Hey, My My." This guitar, distinguished by an "Oasis" sticker on the white pickguard, was the second Les Paul Custom given to him by Johnny Marr, formerly of The Smiths. Marr mentions in this video that the guitar was used during the recording of "The Queen Is Dead" album and possibly for Oasis' 2004 album "Don't Believe the Truth." The guitar also appeared in the "Whatever" music video, the 1994 Cabaret Metro concert in Chicago, and a performance on Jools Holland in 1994.

Noel Gallagher using a Boss CS-3 at Knebworth 1996. Noel's pedalboard shown in the Oasis Knebworth 1996 Documentary at 35:07 at the end of Supersonic. https://www.paramountplus.com/movies/oasis-knebworth-1996/FsgkdtzMwFAVQ54M_V9MRjEVXcGa2i0b/

Noel Gallagher uses the JHS Morning Glory as the second pedal in his effects chain, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

Noel Gallagher is seen using the Strymon Zelzah Multidimensional Phaser in a user-uploaded photo, captured between his use of the Morning Glory pedal and the Strymon BigSky reverb.

Noel Gallagher can be seen using the Strymon bigsky in this picture

Noel Gallagher can be seen using the Strymon mobius in this picture.

Noel Gallagher using a Boss LS-2 Line Selector at Knebworth 1996. Noel's pedalboard shown in the Oasis Knebworth 1996 Documentary at 35:07 at the end of Supersonic. https://www.paramountplus.com/movies/oasis-knebworth-1996/FsgkdtzMwFAVQ54M_V9MRjEVXcGa2i0b/

I’m the Later presents… Oasis special, Noel plays “Where Did It All Go Wrong?” on this guitar. He also plays it in a rare acoustic version of Don’t Look Back in Anger from 1995.

The BOSS DD-3 has been a staple on Noel's pedalboard from the early Oasis days.

It is still on his board today, pictured here on his Oasis 2025 Pedalboard.

Around 4:16, Noel Gallagher discusses his use of the Arturia Matrix Brute.

Interview with Noel Gallagher in which he discusses his use of Arturia V Collection 8.

While discussing presets with his studio engineer Callum, Noel briefly becomes immersed in a subtle vibrato organ-style patch on Jup-8 V, soft and pad-like in its sustain.

“You’ve got 12 of them now in a thing with loads of presets. The Mellotron from Arturia, all the presets are done for you. You don’t have to do anything, and there's these enormous stereo strings coming out of your computer screen. It really is mind-blowing.”

Noel Gallagher's comments on the Arturia Synclavier V: “There’s this thing that sounds like the tube - when you press a key, it’s like there’s a mellow tube train passing through. That’s all over the new stuff I’m writing, it just adds a bit of atmosphere”

At 1:59, Noel Gallagher is playing an Arturia KeyLab 61 MKII.

In a user-uploaded photo, Noel Gallagher's pedalboard features the JHS Twin Twelve overdrive pedal, positioned at the bottom right beneath the board, following the Strymon phaser.