Sufjan Stevens

Sufjan Stevens uses Shure SM57, according this website.

"doing all your mixing on headphones, tracking an entire record with Shure SM57s and an AKG C 1000"

Sufjan Stevens is playing the Harmony Bobkat during his performance of Impossible Souls live from Ithaca in 2009.

Can be seen in his pedalboard in this photo. Used in the Age of Adz tour.

Can be seen in his pedalboard in this photo. Used in the Age of Adz tour.

Can be seen in his pedalboard in this photo. Used in the Age of Adz tour.

Can be seen in his pedalboard in this photo. Used in the Age of Adz tour.

Can be seen in his pedalboard in this photo. Used in the Age of Adz tour.

Can be seen in his pedalboard in this photo. Used in the Age of Adz tour.

Visible in this Tumblr post of Stevens' Age of Adz Tour pedal rig.

Visible in this Tumblr post of Stevens' Age of Adz Tour pedal rig.

Instead of the “strummy-strum” his fans may expect, “The Age of Adz” is built around synthesizers, in particular the Prophet ’08. Though it’s a new model, it sounds retro, “like the ’70s and ’80s kind of synth sound,” Mr. Stevens said, “anachronistic and idiomatic and weird.”

Original article here: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/17/arts/music/17sufjan.html?_r=1

Sufjan Stevens uses the Korg MicroKorg according to this thread.

Sufjan is credited in the booklet for Illinoise as playing (amongst many other instruments) the Casiotone MT-70

Sufjan is using a DSI Mopho in this live performance of "Too Much"

Sufjan is using a Juno-6 in this picture from a session video with Cat Martino

Seen in this 2016 live picture.

Used on much of "Michigan", "Illinois", "The Avalanche" and partially on "Carrie and Lowell". Also admits tracking at 32khz to save space on the device.

Throughout this article, Sufjan mentions his use of ProTools in the early stages of his musical career

Used for mixing purposes.

Mentioned by Sufjan's brother, Marzuki, in a Reddit post.

"MarzukiStevens: Sufjan Stevens in his Brooklyn studio... wearing AKG K240 Monitors.

ethanwc: Whoa! Cool!

Does he use those headphones to record in lieu of studio monitors?

MarzukiStevens: actually, beyerdynamic DT 770. : )"

One of the banjos he uses the most.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4tkiGvV_ek

A Japanese-made banjo with the brand name Aoyama.

One of his current banjos.

This interview includes Sufjan mentioning his use of Propellerhead's Rebirth in the early stages of his musical career

Sufjan is using a DSI Tempest in this picture from a session video with Cat Martino. Can also be seen here: https://youtu.be/-VMiFH2jstM?t=2m27s