Wilbur Soot

Shown in use recording songs for Pebble Brain

In this video made by Ash Kabosu, at 3:26 Wilbur Soot can be seen using a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe II, it can't be any other amp because both the three and the four have their controlls at the back and it can't be any other Fender Deluxe because most of them actually don't have "Fender Deluxe" at the plate, but have just "Fender"

At 0:58 in Wilbur's soft boy music video, a circle appears with Wilbur turning on an amp while the song builds to the chorus. If you look at the amp, it immediately looks like a typical marshall combo amp but if you look closer, it says "10cd" on the amp, and the only Marshall Amp that has that in its name is the mg10cd gold.

At 8:26 Wilbur is playing in front of a white vox amp. I am not sure of the model but I know it only has one handle and the edges are not black. This amp has also been seen in multiple of recent lovejoy concerts. I am not sure if this is the exact model and would love for someone to look into this further.

Dunno if this an LT50 or an LT25 at 7:29 but it's definitely some sort of Fender Mustang LT combo amplifier behind Will from when Lovejoy was writing recording demos for Pebble Brain.

In this vlog by Ash Kabosu, on the process of making Lovejoy songs you can see a marshall jtm45 head, at that part of the video Joe Goldsmith is using it but earlier in the video you can see will using it to record rhythm guitar for both You'll Understand When You're Older and Oh Yeah? You Gonna Cry?

In this instagram post by Mark Boardman, Lovejoy's drummer, Will is shown to use a fender twin for recording "Are You Alright?", I know that many people, includimg myself until recently think he used a marshall, and that is true but it was used after "Are You Alright?", on Pebble Brain and all their recent music.

In this vlog by Ash Kabosu, Will is practising and he is using a marshall jcm 900 head.

In this Ash Kabosu vlog, you can see Will using an orange rockerverb 50 amp, you can know for sure it's that orange amp, because on the instagram account of the studio in which that video was taken, has an image of this amp. Link to the post and photo of the amp https://www.instagram.com/p/CuUXirwIL2A/?img_index=2

Wilbur Soot's band, Lovejoy, utilized a Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb amplifier for recording samples. This was confirmed through a photo shared by Luke Brealey on his Instagram story, where he detailed the sample recording process.

In this Youtube video by his bandmate, Ash Kabosu, at 3:50 you can see his pedal chain going into a Silverface Fender Bassman with a black grill.