Still Woozy

He was answering questions on his Instagram story. When asked how he achieved his wet tone on "Goodie Bag," he posted a picture of this pedal (no longer available as stories only last 24 hours), and stated that this pedal "knows him very well."

In a user-uploaded photo on Imgur, Jake Thornton is seen using the ValhallaVintageVerb plugin to enhance the reverb in Still Woozy's track "Lava."

Still Woozy is seen making music in the studio with Ableton Live 9 in the background. You can see Ableton Live in the background of Sven's various instagram stories.

He can be seen throughout playing an arctic white player stratocaster.

Still Woozy's Ableton Push can be seen on his desk while making beats.

Still Woozy uses the Korg Minilogue in the studio, as seen in an Instagram post featuring the synth while recording an early version of "Lucy."

Still Woozy's Juno 106 can be seen at 1:18 in the video. It has also been shown in his instagram stories.

In this YouTube cover of The Less I Know the Better, his Prophet 6 can be seen throughout the video, and very clearly at 0:59

Can see it clearly at 0:01 of the video, under his desk.

Seen at 0:01 of the video.

The bass is seen hanging behind Svens head on the wall.

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In the YouTube video "Still Woozy - The Less I Know, The Better [Tame Impala Cover]," Still Woozy can be seen using a Shure SM7B microphone. Additionally, he has shared Instagram stories featuring the microphone in his jacuzzi.

In the YT video you can first see the mic from the back at around 0:20. Then again at 0:28 and 0:32, there, the golden front grill is more noticeable, and it distinguishes itself from the AKG C414 XLS.

In an Instagram post captioned "Next level #beats #slumberparty," Still Woozy is seen using the Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer/Vocoder, highlighting its role in his creative process.

Tani can be seen playing the bass throughout the live show

Can see it in the 2nd photo from his instagram post https://www.instagram.com/p/CRzKrE7DaMa/

Check the video - they're on his head for a majority of the time.

In the first frame of his “Woof” music video, you can see Sven using a Sterling Stingray Short Scale in the Daphne Blue color. He is also holding the bass in his August 8th, 2021 Instagram post.

Can see it in the 2nd photo from his instagram post https://www.instagram.com/p/CRzKrE7DaMa/

You can see the M4000D Mini at 0:08 min in this video

You can see him using it in this video at 0:20 min

in this YouTube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDRleTr0IZg) he can be seen playing it as 0:20 - The Yamaha logo is clearly visible on the headstock. It's seems to be the correct size and shape for the GC182C

In this YouTube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFR__Ic_JIs) he can be seen playing a single pickup 6 string Harmony guitar with a cutaway and vertical writing on the headstock at 1:16 which is almost identical to this guitar (https://guitars.azureedge.net/aza/user/gear/1960-harmony-rocket-hollow-body-e-yello-5h5reVk.jpg) - a 1960 Harmony Rocket Single Pickup. The only notable difference is the vertical letters on the headstock. If you pause the video at 1:16 using 0.25x playback speed you can ready the word "SONNY" on the headstock but there are no "Harmony Sonny Guitars" that can be found on Google so the guitar may have been modified at some point by a previous owner or himself.

In this YouTube video "Still Woozy - Rocky [Live]" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPKW4qNpB-c Still Woozy can be seen with the PMC Result6 over his shoulder. The distinctive tweeter and logo on the side are clearly visible starting at 0:15.