Seamus Coyle

In this article from Australian Musician Magazine, Seamus Coyle talks of playing a Gibson ES-335 1960s guitar:

Essentially Seamus is a Strat man. However for Land Of Pleasure he was also seeking some different tones. “I borrowed my mate’s Gibson ES335, a 1960’s model,” he says. “It’s a hollow body with a beautiful sound. It was great for ‘If You Go’, the real Britpoppy one, with the rockier chorus.” Pedal-wise, he keeps it reasonably simple. “I try not to use too much but when I joined Sticky Fingers I realised there was a lot of room for some really cool sounds. I’d be lost without my wah and delay. Other then that I try not to go overboard with pedals.”

In this photo a space echo can be seen on the bottom left hand side of his pedal board

It is seen in this photo that Seamus is playing a Fender Stratocaster.

An Ibanez FZ 850 Fuzz Mini can be seen on Seamus' pedalboard in this live video.

A Boss BD-2 Blues Driver can be seen on Seamus' pedalboard in this live video.

From this page on Keith Holland Guitars, in the 2nd photo Seamus is holding his Keith Holland Custom S.

At 4:02 Seamus can be seen using the Orange AD30H amplifier head during their concert in Sydney - 24th September 2014.

In the live performance of "Australia Street" at the Enmore Theatre, Seamus Coyle uses a Dunlop Cry Baby GCB-95, as evidenced by the distinct wah pedal sound and visible shots of the pedal during the show.

In this video a maxon 808 tubescreamer can be seen on his pesal board

A Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner can be seen on Seamus' pedalboard in this live video.

Seamus is "Currently Using" a PPC412 according to Orange Amps website.

in this instagram pic we can see a mxr phase 90 on the pedal board

This is a photo Seamus uploaded on his Instagram from Australia, July 2022. You can see the Kemper Stage Profiler Footboard by his feet. It isn't the remote board based off how many buttons and features this one has.