Tamino

In his NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert, Tamino plays a Gibson Sonex 180 Custom Electric Guitar, utilizing its humbuckers to achieve a rich, clean tone.

In this Facebook post, Tamino mentions that Mil Guitars have made him a signature guitar and you can see he is holding it in the picture.

"I get inspired when playing this guitar"

Tamino Signature Specifications - Swamp Ash body thinline T-model with custom Tamino F-hole - Lollar Gold Foil pickups - Stained maple neck - Ebony fretboard - Custom Tamino Pearl Inlay - Vintage nickel tuners - Satin black nitro lacquer

guitare baritone tuned in B, we see it in this video.

Used at his Les Concerts Volants show, delivering an immaculately clean tone.

In this Instagram post by Tamino's brother he's seen with his pedalboard (third slide). The DOD Rubberneck is on it.

The DPA d:facto microphone is Tamino's regular touring mic. It has a distinct deign and capsule shape which can be spotted in nearly every live video of his. The d:facto printing faces down when plugged in, but it is clearly shown on the lower side of the microphone in this photo.

In the live performance video "Tamino - live @ Les Concerts Volants" on ARTE Concert, Tamino uses the Red Panda Context reverb pedal.

There's a shot of it at 0:12

In this Instagram post by Tamino's brother he's seen with his pedalboard.

In this Instagram post by Tamino's brother he's seen with his pedalboard (third slide). The MXR Micro Amp is on it.

There is a shot of his pedalboard at 0:12

In this Instagram post by Tamino's brother he's seen with his pedalboard (third slide). The Empress Echosystem is on it.

In this Instagram post by Tamino's brother he's seen with his pedalboard (third slide). The EHX Pitchfork is on it.

In the YouTube video "Tamino - Sunflower | A Take Away Show" by Blogothèque, you can clearly see Tamino playing a vintage Yamaha FG-180 Red Label acoustic guitar. According to Wei-Min Ong, a specialist from the Yamaha FG acoustic guitar forum, "If the instrument is all original (save for the missing truss rod cover), then from the machine heads, rosette, binding, fret markers, bridge, and pickguard design/shape, it resembles a 1968~71 red label FG-180."

You can tell that it's a model:cycles due to the fact that the knob to the left of the screen is blue. If this were a model:samples, that knob would've been orange.