Thomas DeLonge

This a video of Tom Delonge recording vocals for the Blink-182 song "Always" at some point in 2003 for their self-titled album. The microphone can be seen within 3 seconds of the video. There is also footage of Tom Delonge recording the vocals for We Don't Need To Whisper by Angels and Airwaves with this same microphone as well.

This page includes photos of a Blink 182 recording session, and the captions confirm that a Royer R-121 was used on Tom DeLongue's cab.

Caption of the image on the official Audix Facebook page reads “Tom Delonge of Blink-182 pictured with his OM7.”

Recording of Enema of the State. Used on the guitar cabs alongside a Royer R-121. Can be seen in various photos here: http://royerlabs.com/library/category/engineer/jerry-finn/ Since the photos only show the back side of the mic, it could also be the Microtech Gefell MT 71 S which is basically the same microphone minus the polar pattern options. The distinction would only be visible on the front of the mic. However, the UMT 70 S is more likely to appear in a studio environment as it proves to be more variable in application.

In this YouTube video at 1:31, the Shure UR4D Wireless Receiver can be seen in Tom DeLonge’s rack.

In a photograph, Thomas DeLonge is seen standing in front of his amplifiers, with a Shure SM57 microphone clearly positioned against the top right Mesa-Boogie cabinet.

In the YouTube video titled "TOM DELONGE Gear Rundown" by Gear182, at the timestamp 2:20, a picture of Thomas DeLonge's backline rig is shown, which includes two Shure Axient AD4Q wireless receivers.