Paul Turner

In this video can be seen playing a White Fender Jazz bass from '66. http://www.jamirotalk.net/interviews/paul.html in this interview he says what year it was made. This is his go to bass

Jamiroquai's esteemed bassist, Paul Turner is shown playing an Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray bass at a live performance. This photo is taken from the band's official website.

Having known and worked with Paul for the past few years, esteemed bass luthier Tom Stenback is in the enviable position of knowing exactly what he expects from his bass, both in terms of the sounds he needs and the feel of the instrument – both of which have been captured beautifully in Paul’s new Stenback 5-string. You get a real feeling that this bass has been tailored, very precisely, to cater for the needs of a bass guitar connoisseur.

"My amp set up is an Aguilar DB750 and 4x12 cab." - Paul Turner in this jamirotalk.net interview. Jamiroquai's official site does link to this page, which lends to the credibility of jamirotalk.net's information.

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

Paul uses 2 of these, according to his official Aguilar page.

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

Listed on Paul's official Aguilar page.

"For smaller gigs I use the Aguilar TH500"

I've also seen him use this amp at a Brother Strut gig

In this interview, Paul says, "My gig pedals include a 70s Mutron, 70s Bass Balls, EH Micro Synth, Boss Octave, Bass Flanger, MXR Driver and Auto Q."

"My gig pedals include a 70s Mutron, 70s Bass Balls, EH Micro Synth, Boss Octave, Bass Flanger, MXR Driver and Auto Q." - Paul Turner in this jamirotalk.net interview. Jamiroquai's official site does link to this page, which lends to the credibility of jamirotalk.net's information.

"I love the ability to blend different styles of fuzz on the Duality"

"The Vintage Microtubes gives a nice amp like fur to the note…"

In this GigRig pedalboard set up at 2:30 you can see at TLC compressor on Paul's board

In this GigRig pedalboard set up, at 2:30, a Tone Hammer pedal can be seen next to his TLC compressor.

At 4:12, two Akai Deep Impacts can be seen on his board

At 4:30 a wooly mammoth can be seen on his board

At 4:34 a boss OC-2 can be seen in the top right corner of Paul's board

Has listed numerous pictures on twitter and on 3Leaf founder, Spencer Doren's twitter account.

Has listed numerous pictures on twitter and on 3Leaf founder, Spencer Doren's twitter account.

Has listed numerous pictures on twitter and on 3Leaf founder, Spencer Doren's twitter account.