Sunbeam Sound Machine

the dbx 166 can be seen in photo

At the 0:35 minute mark, you can see a TC Electronic Shaker on his pedalboard.

In this user-uploaded photo, Sunbeam Sound Machine is shown using the Sebatron Thorax Channel Strip, highlighting its role in their studio setup.

seen using the re20 as a vocal mic in this video

At the 3:59 mark, you can see a Digitech Whammy

he has mentioned using logic in interviews and you can see him using it in this instagram video

a 57 can be seen laying on the ground by the preamp

At the 0:35 mark, you can see that he's using a Holy Grail Plus.

At the 0:35 minute mark, you can see Nick pressing on a RV-7 reverb by Digitech.

You can see a Small Stone phaser at the 3:59 mark.

At the 0:39 mark, you can see Nick using a Sonic Blue Mustang live.

In the video "Shake (Sleepwalking) Sunbeam Sound Machine - Live at The Corner" by Speaker TV, Sunbeam Sound Machine is seen playing a 1967 Harmony Bobkat.

Sunbeam Sound Machine confirmed via Instagram direct messages that they use a Fender Precision Bass.

In the user-uploaded photo, Sunbeam Sound Machine is shown using the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 audio interface.

Nick can be seen holding the mic throughout the video

seen in this instagram video

At the 3:59 mark, you can see a Line 6 Delay pedal.

In this video you can see the Bass Big Muff on his pedalboard at 3:59 at the upper left corner. He uses it to add a fuzzy distortion to the low open D he plays at 3:34

Sunbeam Sound Machine confirmed via Instagram direct message that they use the Höfner 500/1 Bass.

Sunbeam Sound Machine confirmed via Instagram direct messages that they use a Fender Mustang Bass.